A day of digital chaos in Norway For more than 30 hours, a relentless DDoS attack has been hammering the digital infrastructure that Norwegians rely on...
The Day a Trusted Maintainer’s Account Went Rogue On August 20, someone quietly slipped into a well-known open-source maintainer’s account on crates.io, the official package registry...
A quiet shift in how Britain polices its tech supply chain London is moving to give ministers a blunt new tool: the power to quietly cut...
Washington Turns the Screws on Tehran’s Cyber Mercenaries The US Treasury has slapped sanctions on nearly 60 individuals and entities tied to Iran, including five members...
ReliaQuest Denies ShinyHunters Compromise Claims ReliaQuest has pushed back hard against suggestions that it was breached or hit with ransomware, calling such claims “false.” The threat...
First documented attack on car head units Security researchers have uncovered a new malware campaign that targets Android-based car systems, turning them into nodes of a...
Phishing After the Conference: A New Threat Cybersecurity conferences like Def Con and Black Hat are prime hunting grounds for threat actors. A new report from...
The Numbers Behind the Leak Over 9,300 leaked AWS keys are still live, according to new research from Truffle Security. That’s not a typo. The security...
A crackdown with a new target On Monday, the U.S. Treasury Department slapped sanctions on a VPN provider and its Ukrainian administrator, accusing them of giving...
The Numbers Behind ToxicPanda 2.0 It’s not every day a piece of malware goes from targeting 16 apps to 140. But that’s exactly what Zimperium‘s zLabs...