In a study titled "Towards Antifragility of Cloud Systems: An Adaptive Chaos Driven Framework," researchers used different strategies to show how stress can bolster the security of cloud computing systems.

Lumen Technologies found the Chinese Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) group "Volt Typhoon" exploiting a new zero-day in Versa Director servers to steal credentials and break into downstream customers' networks.

An Apple macOS version of a backdoor named "HZ RAT" targets users of Chinese instant messaging apps such as DingTalk and WeChat.

Park'N Fly recently announced that a data breach exposed the personal and account information of 1 million customers in Canada after hackers breached its network.

Cybersecurity researcher Johann Rehberger has disclosed a vulnerability he found in Microsoft 365 Copilot that allows attackers to steal users' sensitive information.

A massive QR code phishing campaign has exploited Microsoft Sway, a cloud-based tool used for creating online presentations, to host landing pages aimed at tricking Microsoft 365 users into providing their credentials.

According to a new Charles Darwin University (CDU) study, smartwatches can provide hackers with a wealth of personal information to exploit.

According to AppOmni, about 31 percent of global organizations experienced a data breach in their Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) applications last year while attempting to gain visibility and control over their cloud environment.

A recent audit conducted by the Department of Justice's (DoJ) Office of the Inspector General (OIG) discovered that the FBI is exposing sensitive and classified data because of "significant weaknesses" in its inventory management and disposal of electr

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A study led by the University of Michigan found that emerging self-driving vehicle networks that collaborate and communicate with one another or with infrastructure to make decisions are vulnerable to data fabrication attacks.

An ongoing campaign infects high-level organizations in Southeat Asia using two stealth techniques. The first method called "GrimResource," lets attackers run arbitrary code in the Microsoft Management Console (MMC).