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Two of the U.S. Virgin Islands’ government offices have been hit by cyberattacks, causing substantial financial and operational disruptions. A ransomware attack was waged against the U.S. Virgin Islands Police Department (VIPD), compromising its network and se

Jack’d, a chat and dating app that caters to “gay, bisexual, and curious men,” has been hit with a US$240,000 settlement payment and an order to improve security after it failed to secure a leaky Amazon Web Services (AWS) S3 server that contained users’ privat

Google took down an app after being found stealing the Facebook and Google credentials of its users, along with performing other malicious activities. The malicious app, a horror game, managed to log over 50,000 downloads, before becoming unavailable.

A malicious spam campaign conducted in April used ISO image files to deliver the notorious LokiBot and NanoCore trojans.

With social media becoming more relevant to businesses today, organizations can take a proactive stance to secure it and even make it safer for everyone else connected to it.

Criminal sellers are peddling ready-to-use ATM malware in underground markets for hacking into banks. In this report, we discuss how criminals advertise and even provide instructions on how to pull off a digital heist.

Industrial facilities have been increasingly reliant on the industrial internet of things (IIoT) but these facilities also have to defend against new threats that take advantage of weaknesses and other attack vectors that come with the adoption of new technol

The Silex malware quickly spread and wiped IoT devices’ firmware. The malware, which only operated for a day or so, has already managed to brick thousands of IoT devices.

Kubernetes announced the discovery of CVE-2019-11246, a high-severity vulnerability affecting the command-line interface kubectl, during an ongoing third-party security audit.