Put on your detective hat - the researchers who found it say it's full of people's data, but not who it belongs to.

Hacked Microsoft email accounts are being used by criminals to compromise victims' cryptocurrency exchange accounts and empty their funds.

Potential victims reportedly include Oracle, Volkswagen, Airbus and Porsche.

Intellectual property and personally identifiable information tie for the type of data IT practitioners are worried about losing.

An exploit of the vulnerability offers attackers a ransomware surface that doesn't need email.

A scam version of the actor convinced a woman he was in love with her.

For many years and until quite recently, credit card data stolen from online merchants has been worth far less in the cybercrime underground than cards pilfered from hacked brick-and-mortar stores. But new data suggests that over the past year, the economics of supply-and-demand have helped to double the average price fetched by card-not-present data, meaning cybercrooks now have far more incentive than ever to target e-commerce stores.

By Ryan De Souza

The majority of the bots are located in Brazil and Peru but the number of victims is constantly increasing across diverse regions. Threat actors who previously targeted cryptocurrency wallets through Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks have now launched another malware loader to facilitate their botnet Trojan. This time, they have used the Smoke Loader […]

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A recently-patched critical flaw in Oracle WebLogic is being actively exploited to peddle a new ransomware variant, which researchers call "Sodinokibi."

Details are scarce, but the "backdoor" appears to be benign.