A recent VikingCloud report reveals that one in three small and medium-sized businesses experienced a cyber attack in the past year, with many citing inadequate security measures and the growing threat of ransomware as significant risks to their operations.
Chihuahua Stealer is a newly identified infostealer malware that targets Windows systems, utilizing advanced techniques for stealth and data theft via obfuscated PowerShell scripts delivered through malicious Google Drive documents.
Device Trust from Android Enterprise provides a comprehensive security solution for managed and unmanaged Android devices, enabling organizations to enforce access policies and mitigate mobile threats in BYOD environments through real-time trust signal assessments and seamless integration with existing security tools.
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has halted its plans to revamp its public cybersecurity advisory system amid significant concerns from the information security community regarding transparency and accessibility.
The FreeDrain phishing campaign exploits digital wallet vulnerabilities to deceive cryptocurrency users into revealing sensitive information, resulting in significant financial losses exceeding $9 million.
The Sender Policy Framework (SPF) is a crucial email authentication protocol that helps prevent spoofing and phishing by specifying authorized IP addresses for sending emails on behalf of a domain.
DieNet, a hacktivist group, has executed more than 60 DDoS attacks targeting essential services in the U.S. and Iraq, utilizing various attack vectors to create disruptions with minimal downtime.
A sophisticated criminal proxy network based in Turkey has been exploiting outdated IoT and end-of-life devices for over a year, leading to recent indictments of four foreign nationals involved in the operation.
APT36, a Pakistan-linked cyber espionage group, has intensified its attacks on Indian military and critical infrastructure, employing sophisticated phishing campaigns and malware like Crimson RAT to infiltrate defense networks and disrupt essential services.
Cybercriminals, including state-sponsored groups, are exploiting vulnerabilities in outdated routers from manufacturers like Linksys and Cisco, leading to significant threats against network security and critical infrastructure.
