After a researcher claimed to have hacked Intel's Software Guard Extensions (SGX) data protection technology, clarifications have been made by the chip giant.

Researchers at Palo Alto Networks discovered that its Virtual Private Network (VPN) software, GlobalProtect, was used to distribute a new variant of the "WikiLoader" loader malware, also known as "WailingCrab." WikiLoader is a sophisticated downl

Cisco Talos researchers found eight vulnerabilities in Microsoft apps for macOS that enable attackers to inject malicious libraries and steal permissions. Exploitation could allow access to the microphone, camera, and other sensitive resources.

According to Corvus Insurance, new ransomware groups such as "PLAY," "Medusa," "RansomHub," "INC Ransom," "BlackSuit," and others led a series of attacks in the second quarter that surpassed the first quarter of this year by 16 percent and the second q

"Head Mare" is a hacktivist group linked to cyberattacks targeting organizations in Russia and Belarus. The group uses up-to-date methods to obtain initial access.

For at least a year, attackers have used malicious Node Package Manager (npm) packages mimicking the popular "noblox.js" library to infect Roblox game developers with malware.

Virtualization software technology vendor VMware recently announced a security update for its Fusion hypervisor to address a high-severity vulnerability that exposes users to code execution exploits.

 According to Google, two security updates released over the past week for the Chrome browser resolve eight vulnerabilities, including six high-severity bugs reported by external researchers.

Fota Wildlife Park, in County Cork, Ireland, has recently advised customers to cancel their payment cards following a cyberattack.

Transport for London (TfL) recently announced that it is dealing with an "ongoing cybersecurity incident." TfL is responsible for the extensive London Underground network, Docklands Light Railway, buses, taxis, river services, major road and cycle rout

JFrog researchers have brought further attention to security risks in the Machine Learning (ML) software supply chain after discovering over 20 vulnerabilities that attackers could exploit to target ML Operations (MLOps) platforms.

Researchers with the Maryland Cybersecurity Center (MC2) recently presented eight papers at symposiums focusing on privacy and online security.