Do you have any idea who you are hiring?

Microsoft has warned about a shift in the strategies of threat actors.

I know I've been saying this frequently lately, but this is truly absurd.

Bad actors are using these vulnerabilities as weapons.

Hackers are exploiting legitimate Windows tools to carry out malicious attacks.

A bug has been identified that is affecting all the company's programs.

We spoke with Gerald Combs and Loris Degioanni about the development of Wireshark, the beginnings of network packet analysis, and their aspirations for the future of their tool.

Ransomware groups often frequently changed their names and the encryption methods they used.

It has never been more crucial to enhance online security.

There is already an update available, so go ahead and update now.

Researchers indicate that ransomware criminals are carrying out attacks as quickly as security professionals can remediate them.

Users are advised to update immediately.

Don't neglect your digital privacy.

The group known as Emperor Dragonfly was observed using ransomware, but what is the reason behind this?

A campaign aimed at stealing credit card information has been detected.

It is reported that an investment research firm has allegedly been the target of a new cyberattack.

Are you using publicly available keys for ViewState?

A vulnerability has been identified in Trimble Cityworks that allows for remote code execution, which could be exploited to carry out attacks.

The secret order would allow the United Kingdom to access encrypted backups of any user, not just British citizens.

Criminals are exploiting new backdoors to maintain continuous access.

FlexibleFerret is part of the contagious interviews campaign of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.

People affected by the data breach at Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. have little time to claim their share. Find out about the actions you can take to avoid missing this opportunity.

Two forums with 10 million users were shut down.

It could even take over your operating system.

Unwary users may fall victim to the dangerous Lumma Stealer malware through a fake Reddit thread that promises to solve an issue.