Cybercrime & Digital Threats

On August 25, 2017, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) arrested one of the people suspected of using the same malware linked to the OPM data theft.

A new attack targeting Ukraine uses a compromised web server to deliver malware.

Cryptocurrency exchange Enigma came under attack just a few weeks before a highly anticipated Initial Coin Offering (ICO) as the company warned that certain accounts in their system were compromised.

Our latest ransomware sightings—from Locky and SAMSAM to HiddenTear—show how old wines in new bottles can still be credible threats.

KOVTER is one example of a constantly evolving malware. Initially starting out as a police ransomware, it eventually evolved into a much more effective and evasive fileless malware. Here is a closer look at KOVTER, and how organizations can lessen its impact.

Banking malware takes the spotlight this week as three familiar threats resurface: EMOTET, Trickbot, and the Android device-targeting Bankbot.

Known for hijacking social media accounts, the self-styled white hat hacking group OurMine took over several HBO Twitter and Facebook accounts which included "Game of Thrones," "Girls," and "Ballers."

Security researchers found an advanced backdoor embedded in the server management software products of US and South Korea-based NetSarang.

Disk-encrypting ransomware HDDCryptor, also known as Mamba, has reemerged. Here's what you need to know about this threat and what you can do to mitigate it.