Russia-Ukraine war exploited as lure for malware distribution
Threat actors are distributing malware using phishing themes related to the invasion of Ukraine, aiming to infect their targets with…
Social media phishing attacks are at an all time high
Phishing campaigns continue to focus on social media, ramping up efforts to target users for the third consecutive year as…
DORA’s Global Reach and Why Enterprises Need to Prepare
The new EU regulation is a response to the rise of ransomware attacks and other new cyberthreats that have proliferated…
Hacktivists, cybercriminals switch to Telegram after Russian invasion
Telegram, the free instant messaging service that promises secure end-to-end communications, has assumed a pivotal role in the ongoing conflict…
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Hackers to NVIDIA: Remove mining cap or we leak hardware data
The Lapsus$ data extortion group has released what they claim to be data stolen from the Nvidia GPU designer. The…
Inside the Biden administration’s monthslong effort to build a multi-country coalition to sanction Russia
Last October, as alarm spread through President Joe Biden's national security team over classified intelligence that Russia was building up…
Fears Rise of Potential Russian Cyberattacks on US, Allies Over Sanctions
If past is precedent, the cyber impact of the war in Ukraine could be broad and bruising, experts say.
Tales from the Dark Web, Part 3: How Criminals Monetize Ransomware
Ransomware operators rely on cryptocurrency and other payment schemes to keep their activities under the radar and harder to trace.
Bitcoin wallet exposes ineptitude of Canadian gov’t with blistering response after court tries to freeze crypto assets
The Canadian government's attempt to freeze cryptocurrency funds being used to help Freedom Convoy protesters was met with a defiant…