Lindsey O'Donnell-Welch speaks with Jonathan Reiber, vice president, Cybersecurity Strategy and Policy at AttackIQ.
A newly discovered suspected espionage threat actor is targeting companies that focus on corporate development, mergers and acquisitions and large corporate transactions.
Several versions of curl and the curl library contain a pair of security flaws.
A $23.5 million phishing scheme was carried out in 2018 that impacted the U.S. Department of Defense.
Overall, the proposed fiscal year 2023 budget represents an 18 percent increase over the requested budget for fiscal year 2022, reflecting a "significantly increased investment" in CISA.
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Researchers speculate that the emerging loader is a replacement for the BazaLoader malware.
Many of the top ransomware groups in 2021 have disappeared, while several new groups have emerged with high levels of activity.
The ProxyShell, Log4J, and Zerologon bugs were among the most commonly exploited ones in 2021, according to a new advisory from the NSA and other agencies.
Don Smith of the Secureworks CTU joins Dennis Fisher to discuss the effects of the Conti leaks, the ransomware landscape, and how law enforcement and researchers are countering attackers' ploys.
Sophisticated threat groups started closing in on the VMware remote code execution flaw a week after a patch was deployed.
Microsoft researchers found a group of vulnerabilities dubbed Nimbuspwn in a Linux service named networkd-dispatcher that can lead to root privileges.
A recent Emotet campaign with significant TTP changes reveal that attackers may be moving away from macros-based attacks given Microsoft’s recent plans to block VBA macros by default.
A March 17 BlackCat ransomware incident revealed how the attackers are working to speed up the process of encryption using a new communication protocol.
Identity provider Okta has finished the investigation into a January breach by hacking group Lapsus$ at one of its third-party providers and says it affected far fewer customers than initially feared.