In Q1 2025, over 91.3 million individuals were affected by data breaches, a 26% increase from the previous year, largely due to a ransomware attack on PowerSchool, while the total number of incidents remained stable at 824.
In 2024, the FBI reported a staggering $16.6 billion in financial losses due to cybercrime in the United States, with significant contributions from cryptocurrency-related fraud and investment scams.
A Russian threat group, UNC5837, is using advanced phishing techniques and Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) attacks to compromise European government and military data networks.
Employing security services is crucial for safeguarding websites from various online threats and maintaining their integrity and availability.
The 2025 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report reveals a significant rise in vulnerability exploitation, now accounting for 20% of data breaches, highlighting the urgent need for improved cybersecurity measures.
Marks and Spencer is managing a cybersecurity incident that has disrupted its UK retail operations, affecting services like Click and Collect and contactless payments, while the company assures customers that no data has been accessed.
The FBI is struggling to locate documentation for its recent $250,000 acquisition of advanced hacking tools, raising serious concerns about transparency and public trust in the agency.
A new malware campaign is exploiting Docker environments to mine cryptocurrencies illicitly by utilizing the Teneo network’s heartbeat system, marking a shift from traditional cryptojacking methods.
A sophisticated mobile malware campaign named “SuperCard X,” linked to Chinese-speaking threat actors, exploits NFC relay attacks to steal credit card data from Android devices in Italy through counterfeit banking applications.
Microsoft has implemented phishing-resistant multifactor authentication for over 90% of its corporate users as part of its Secure Future Initiative to enhance cybersecurity against rising cyber threats.
