Cybercrime

Europol disrupts about 600 abusive Cobalt Strike servers

The coordinated operation took down 593 IP addresses, which were flagged for abuse of the legitimate pen-testing software.

Tabletop exercise scenarios: 10 tips, 6 examples

A tabletop exercise is a discussion-based session to test your team on roles and responses during for emergency scenarios. Here are example scenarios and tips to help tune your team for response success.

New campaign uses malware ‘cluster bomb’ to effect maximum impact

A single infection is being used to deliver a group of similarly behaving malware using a common loader.

TeamViewer targeted by APT29 hackers, containment measures in place

TeamViewer says the attack targeted its corporate network, not customer data or product functionality.

Cyberattackers are using more new malware, attacking critical infrastructure

Between January and March of this year, there was a 40% increase in new malware over the previous reporting period, with critical infrastructure the biggest target, according to BlackBerry's Global Threat Intelligence Report.

Infinidat Revolutionizes Enterprise Cyber Storage Protection to Reduce Ransomware and Malware Threat Windows

Microsoft-owned vendor blamed for massive healthcare breach

Geisinger said a former Nuance Communications employee with improper access to official records stole critical patient information.

What is digital executive protection and how does it work?

Presidents, CEOs, and other C-suite-level leaders are attractive targets for cybercriminals. Digital executive protection is like a bodyguard service to protect them from bad actors.

Ollama patches critical vulnerability in open-source AI-framework

The vulnerability could leave AI inference servers open to remote code execution that would allow them to be taken over.

Did hackers steal 33TB of data from the Federal Reserve?

The central banking system is allegedly negotiating with the ransomware gang LockBit to restore 33 terabytes of confidential banking data.