Two people have been charged by the US Department of Justice (DOJ) for stealing over $230 million in cryptocurrency from an individual in Washington, DC.

Researchers with the Recorded Future Insikt Group reported that a prolific group of threat actors known as "Marko Polo" is responsible for at least 30 cybercrime scams, including malware attacks, phishing attacks, and cryptocurrency fraud.

Thales found that Application Programming Interface (API) adoption and Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered bot attacks are rising and costing global organizations tens of billions of dollars yearly.

A recently discovered Remote Access Trojan (RAT) named "SambaSpy" has a Swiss Army knife-like set of spying and data theft functions.

The National Security Agency (NSA) has joined the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the US Cyber Command's Cyber National Mission Force (CNMF), and international allies in releasing new information regarding People's Republic of China (PRC)-

Microsoft has revealed that a financially motivated threat actor has been targeting US healthcare with "INC" ransomware.

The Federal Civilian Executive Branch (FCEB) Operational Cybersecurity Alignment (FOCAL) plan from the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) aims to align the federal enterprise against cyber threats.

Researchers found new activity conducted by "TeamTNT" dating back to 2023, even though the group was believed to have disappeared in 2022.

Fake human verification pages are tricking Windows users into installing malware. Palo Alto Networks' Unit 42 found seven fake CAPTCHA-style human verification pages in late August 2024.

A new phishing campaign is using GitHub repositories to spread the "Lumma Stealer" password-stealing malware to those who frequent or receive email notifications from an open source project repository.

According to SpyCloud's "2024 Malware and Ransomware Defense Report," ransomware attacks often use data stolen through previous infostealer infections, emphasizing the need to remediate all malware infections thoroughly.

The Science of Security (SoS) Virtual Institutes (VIs) held their Mid-Year meeting at the International Computer S