Researchers at Cleafy found a new variant of the Android banking trojan called "TrickMo" that can evade analysis and display fake login screens to steal victims' banking credentials.

One of the most dangerous ransomware groups, "Scattered Spider," has been using its clever social engineering approach to launch targeted, sophisticated phishing attacks against financial and insurance companies to steal high-level cloud permissions an

According to the Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and House Committee on Homeland Security, US seaports are dangerously dependent on Chinese cranes, which could threaten US port infrastructure security.

A record $65 million settlement was reached for a Pennsylvania healthcare company's medical record hack, which affected hundreds of patients and employees.

Aqua Security's Nautilus research team warns that "Hadooken" Linux malware has been targeting Oracle WebLogic servers to launch additional malware and steal credentials for lateral movement.

The "RansomHub" ransomware gang is threatening to leak data allegedly stolen from Kawasaki Motors Europe (KME). The company has announced it is recovering from the cyberattack that disrupted service.

According to the FBI and CISA, malicious actors are spreading false claims that US voter registration databases have been breached.

Threat actors have been infecting Internet-exposed Selenium Grid servers to use victims' Internet bandwidth for cryptomining, proxyjacking, and more.

Digitally manipulated "deepfake" photos and videos are getting increasingly harder to spot as Artificial Intelligence (AI) networks improve and become more accessible.

European Union regulators are investigating one of Google's Artificial Intelligence (AI) models due to concerns about its compliance with data privacy rules.

A new malware named "Vo1d" has infected about 1.3 million Android-based TV boxes running outdated operating systems and owned by users in 197 countries.

According to ReversingLabs, "Lazarus Group" is continuing its "VMConnect" campaign by distributing new malicious software packages to developers via open source repositories.