Akira Ransomware Nets Attackers $42 Million
Akira threat actors had expanded operations to target VMware ESXi virtual machines with a Linux variant, having initially focused on Windows
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Jun 22 min read
Bank of America Customers Caught In Vendor Hack
Bank of America advised customers that a vendor security breach compromised a blockbuster amount of PII.
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Jun 22 min read
It's Not May the 6th, but It’s the 6th Chrome Zero-Day This Year
Google Chrome users have been on a wild zero-day ride lately.
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Jun 22 min read
PII Digital Wallet Security — Learn Before You Leap
It wasn’t long before the success of digital wallets led to the same idea for storing your PII.
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Jun 22 min read
Beware! Coyote Malware Hiding in Financial Apps
There's a new banking Trojan on the rise with some fresh tricks up its sleeve.
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Jun 23 min read
From Mega Breach To Main Street — IBM's Cost Of A Data Breach Report 2023
Every year, "IBM's Cost of a Data Breach Report", takes an in-depth look at corporate data breaches.
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Jun 23 min read
FBI Warns of Threat from North Korean APT
A North Korean-linked APT (advanced persistent threat) group recently found and exploited an email vulnerability.
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Jun 22 min read
Carbanak Is Back! Ransomware Group Reinvents Itself
Since the arrest of Carbanak's leader five years ago, the notorious ransomware group is back with a vengeance.
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Jun 22 min read
Chicago Kids Stricken By Hospital Cyberattack
Yet another hospital felt the pain of a cyberattack affecting patient services.
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Jun 22 min read
Malware Upgrades Attack On Banking Customers
A banking malware is making its way through the Americas and North America could be next.
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Jun 23 min read
What's In Store For The Rest Of 2024 — Top Cybercrime Watchlist
Whether by email, text, voice, or QR-code, phishing attacks are bigger and better than ever this year.
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Jun 22 min read
Is It Really You? AI-Fueled Identity Hijacking
Even though AI has been around for decades, OpenAI's launch of ChatGPT brought AI to our dinner table conversations.
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Jun 22 min read
Credential Phishing Targets Hospital IT Desks
Socially engineered attacks end with nothing social about them. In fact, some say a better name would be "anti-social attacks."
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Jun 21 min read
Crypto Wallets Hacked Through Windows Vulnerability
The security of crypto wallets has been a question mark for some time.
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Jun 23 min read
I Didn't Try To Sign Into That Account. So Who Did?
We’ve all gotten them. A text with a random code we are supposed to enter somewhere to log in to something.
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Jun 22 min read
Long Past AT&T Data Breach Data Resurfaces Giving Away Sensitive Data on 71 Million Customers
AT&T customers heed this warning! At the very least, listen up if you were an AT&T customer way back in 2021, or prior to it.
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Jun 22 min read
Bluetooth Takeover! All Major Operating Systems At Risk
Bluetooth keyboards have a vulnerability exposing operating systems to takeover flaws.
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Jun 22 min read
AI Dangers Of Cloned Voice Scams — What To Know
Scammers of all kinds are finding artificial intelligence (AI) an immensely helpful tool.
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Jun 22 min read
New Windows 11 Phishing Feature Adds Password Protection
As part of an effort to thwart phishing, Microsoft upped another level of user protection with its latest Windows 11 feature.
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Jun 22 min read
Cool Off With Quick Social Engineering Refresher
Let's dive into the world of social engineering and its impact on our lives, shall we?
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