Since its discovery in June 2024, the "Cicada3301" ransomware group has targeted critical sectors in the US and UK. In three months, the group has exposed data stolen from 30 companies on their leak sites.

Security experts urge caution regarding Chinese researchers' recently reported work in cracking military-grade encryption using quantum computing technology.

Microsoft warned that a recently patched macOS vulnerability could be used in adware attacks. The flaw enables attackers to bypass the operating system's Transparency, Consent, and Control (TCC) technology and access user data.

Nidec Corporation recently announced that hackers behind a ransomware attack it suffered earlier this year stole data and leaked it on the dark web.

Abu Barkat Ullah, Associate Professor at the University of Canberra, discusses the Australian government's first standalone cybersecurity act, which includes mandatory minimum cybersecurity standards for smart devices such as smartphones, laptops, tabl

The latest generations of Intel processors and AMD's older microarchitectures on Linux are vulnerable to new speculative execution attacks capable of bypassing current "Spectre" mitigations.

According to the Department of Justice (DoJ), a man has been arrested on charges related to hacking the US Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) X account in January 2024, resulting in a Bitcoin price spike.

Microsoft has recently uncovered a macOS vulnerability that can enable attackers to gain access to users' protected data and warned active exploitation may be taking place.

According to security researchers at ChecPoint, Microsoft appeared as the most impersonated brand in phishing attacks during the third quarter of 2024, with 61% of brand phishing attempts leveraging Microsoft branding.

Brazil's Federal Police recently announced the arrest of a hacker whose description matches that of the notorious leaker known as USDoD.  USDoD, aka EquationCorp, has leaked significant amounts of information stolen from major organizations.

Cisco recently announced patches for eight vulnerabilities in the firmware of ATA 190 series analog telephone adapters, including two high-severity flaws leading to configuration changes and cross-site request forgery (CSRF) attacks.

According to Netskope Threat Labs, most of the attributable malware used in attacks on their customers over the past year is linked to state-backed groups.