The FBI and Department of Homeland Security have identified a new strain of malware from North Korea, representing the latest in a long line of cyber attacks from the country

The Second Coming

ScarCruft has evolved into a skilled and resourceful threat group, new research shows.

The two high-severity bugs impact a wide array of enterprise, military and government networks.

A linked pair of vulnerabilities could allow an attacker to take over many different types of Cisco networking components.

New form of ransomware MegaCortex shares commonalities with LockerGoga, enterprise malware recently seen in major cyberattacks.

A Twitter glitch "inadvertently" leaked iOS users' location data to an unnamed partner.

Three marketing tools, including the Best Of The Web security logomark, were compromised in supply chain attacks, allegedly leaving website customers leaking their users' sensitive information.

By Uzair Amir

These hackers are part of the group called “The Community.” According to an announcement made by the U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ), six men have been charged for SIM swapping fraud that resulted in the theft of nearly $2.5 million ($2,416,352) worth of cryptocurrency. The six men are reportedly part of a hacking group called […]

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In its latest observed campaign, there were also overlaps in victimology with the DarkHotel APT.