Coca-Cola Confirms Ransomware at Fairlife, Halts US Production Soft drinks giant Coca-Cola confirmed on Thursday that a ransomware attack has forced it to suspend production at...
Security Leaders Are Overconfident — and That’s a Problem A fresh survey out of Europe drops a troubling finding: most security leaders think their collaboration tools...
The Chat Refusal That Doesn’t Stick Ask GitHub Copilot in its chat window to write code for a dangerous task—say, a script that deletes system files—and...
The Old Playbook Is Dying For years, account takeover (ATO) followed a predictable script. Attackers bought stolen credentials in bulk, ran them through automated tools, and...
Attackers Waste No Time Exploiting Critical SharePoint Flaw Threat actors have already started exploiting a freshly patched, critical-severity remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in Microsoft SharePoint,...
A Signed Driver Turns Into a Weapon A new ransomware strain dubbed GodDamn is making headlines for a particularly nasty trick: it leverages a Microsoft-signed kernel...
The ‘Verified’ Badge You Trust May Be Fooling You That little green “Verified” badge next to a GitHub commit? It’s supposed to mean the code came...
Fake CAPTCHA Pages Are the Hook Cybercriminals are running a fresh campaign that preys on customers of Mexican banks, fintech platforms, payment processors, and even cryptocurrency...
July has been a busy month for security teams inside four major cybersecurity vendors. Trend Micro, Tanium, ESET, and Tenable all shipped product updates targeting vulnerabilities...
Malvertising Delivers More Than Users Bargained For A fresh wave of malvertising is battering small and medium-sized businesses, and the culprit is a familiar name in...