This week's Source Code podcast by Decipher takes a look behind the scenes at top news with input from our sources.
The prolific botnet, which previously targeted vulnerable Microsoft Exchange servers, is now gaining initial access via exposed Docker APIs.
A recent report shows how a smaller set of Chinese APT actors have emerged in the past few years with 'more focused, professionalized, and sophisticated attacks.'
A critical bug in Java's implementation of ECDSA (CVE-2022-21449) can allow an attacker to forge a signature or certificate to deliver virtually any payload.
Since its emergence in November, the BlackCat ransomware group has racked up at least 60 victims worldwide.
The Lazarus APT group is targeting cryptocurrency and blockchain organizations with malware called TraderTraitor, warns the U.S. government.
Lenovo has released security advisories addressing a trio of flaws that impact dozens of laptop models.
The medical industry is still facing an array of security challenges, but hospitals and healthcare providers are becoming more aware of the risks inherent in their environments.
A threat actor used stole OAuth tokens for third-party integrators Heroku and Travis-CI to access and download private GitHub repositories belonging to dozens of companies.
Citizen Lab researchers disclosed two separate operations where the Pegasus spyware was deployed, including one against official UK government networks and another against 65 Catalan individuals in Spain.
The U.S. government is ramping up its pressure on North Korea-linked malicious cyber activity after a $600 million crypto-heist that was linked recently to the Lazarus Group.
Threat groups are getting better at scaling out operations through affiliate relationships and partnerships.
Researchers observed a "very messy attack" on a regional U.S. government agency where attackers lurked in the network for at least five months before ransomware was deployed.
Martin Roesch, CEO of Netography and creator of Snort and former CEO of Sourcefire, joins Dennis Fisher to talk about why he decided to come out of retirement and what the big challenges are for security right now.
The previously discovered RCE flaw in the Spring framework is being leveraged by attackers to deploy the Mirai botnet malware.