Daniel dos Santos, head of security research with Forescout, talks about a set of over 50 vulnerabilities discovered in operational technology (OT) devices from 10 different vendors.
An APT group dubbed ToddyCat has emerged to target Exchange servers in organizations across Asia and Europe.
Ransomware actors are getting better at laundering their proceeds from attacks - but law enforcement authorities are also getting better at tracking illicit cryptocurrency funds down.
This week's Source Code podcast by Decipher takes a look behind the scenes at top news with input from our sources.
CISA is asking for public comment on a new set of cloud security guidance for federal agencies.
Microsoft issued a patch for the Follina vulnerability, which was first disclosed in May and has been under active exploitation by attackers.
A targeted spear-phishing operation leveraged sophisticated social engineering tactics in order to collect personal information about high-ranking officials in the U.S. and Israel.
Exploitation of a critical, recently patched Atlassian Confluence bug continues to ramp up.
The BlackCat RaaS continues to pose a bigger threat as two well-known ransomware affiliates have added the payload into their arsenal.
A new "highly-evasive" Linux malware leverages the Berkeley Packet Filter (BPF) hooking functionality to hide malicious network traffic.
NSA Cybersecurity Director Rob Joyce detailed how authorities are cracking down on Chinese state-sponsored actors at RSA.
Ransomware groups are using DNS tunneling more and more as a way to exfiltrate data and send commands to infected machines.
A newly discovered malware loader is under active development and is executed via shellcode stored in a Word document.
The takedown of the infamous Hydra market has had lasting effects on the cybercrime underground and cryptocurrency laundering ecosystem.
The DoJ announced the takedown of the SSNDOB marketplace, which is a series of websites used for years to sell personal information of 24 million U.S. citizens.