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The Return of a First-of-Its-Kind Threat Late last year, security researchers watched something unprecedented: a ransomware campaign orchestrated entirely by a large language model (LLM). The...
A New Crypter on the Block In the underground malware ecosystem, a new service is making waves. It’s called Cruciferra, and it’s been quietly powering attacks...
A quiet but serious intrusion On Monday, Craneware — a British software firm whose products run across more than 2,000 U.S. hospitals — told investors that...
No Clicks, No Permissions: How a Critical Opera GX Flaw Worked A serious security hole in Opera GX, the gaming-focused browser from Opera, allowed any website...
A Landmark Settlement for Genetic Privacy More than two years after cybercriminals stole the genetic profiles of over six million people, 23andMe has agreed to pay...
Minister reveals legal threat against whistleblower Britain’s former Information Commissioner, John Edwards, is reportedly preparing to serve legal papers on a female employee who raised concerns...
Attack Frequency Reaches a New Milestone Ransomware is no longer a periodic threat for public-sector organizations — it’s a daily reality. New data from cybersecurity researchers...
Security Teams Are Moving Faster Than Their AI Policies A new survey from the SANS Institute paints a stark picture: cybersecurity professionals are racing to deploy...
Two men who breached Transport for London’s systems in 2024, stealing data from millions of Oyster card users and forcing the shutdown of key accessibility services,...
Two Taiwanese Executives Accused of Feeding Accounts to Chinese Hackers Taiwanese prosecutors have formally charged two local businessmen for allegedly running a company that supplied hacked...
