An investigation into a ransomware attack on a North Carolina county’s computer network showed personal information posted for sale on the “dark web,” the county said.
Read more: Information Posted Online After N Carolina Ransomware Attack
An investigation into a ransomware attack on a North Carolina county’s computer network showed personal information posted for sale on the “dark web,” the county said.
Read more: Information Posted Online After N Carolina Ransomware Attack
A group of cybercriminals known for ransomware attacks has started leaking files allegedly stolen from Jones Day, a major U.S.-based law firm that has represented former president Donald Trump, including in his attempts to overturn the results of the recent election.
Read more: Cybercriminals Leak Files Allegedly Stolen From Law Firm Jones Day
BEC Fraud ( has reached epidemic levels in recent years. In 2019, the FBI’s Internet Crime Compliant Center, reported that it received complaints with adjusted losses of over $1.7 billion
Read more: Introducing DAIC: A Suggested System for Preventing BEC Fraud
Myanmar's military has imposed repeated internet blackouts, blocked some social media sites and drafted a cybersecurity bill as it attempts to grind down resistance to its takeover.
Read more: Digital Warfare: Myanmars Cyber Crackdown Explained
A malvertising operation observed last year by advertising cybersecurity company Confiant exploited what turned out to be a zero-day vulnerability in the WebKit browser engine.
Read more: WebKit Zero-Day Vulnerability Exploited in Malvertising Operation
Palo Alto Networks on Tuesday snapped up early-stage startup Bridgecrew, adding a cloud security platform for developers to its $3.4 billion-a-year enterprise product portfolio.
The two sides said the deal is valued at $156 million in cash and is expected to close in the third quarter this year.
Read more: Palo Alto Networks Buys Bridgecrew in ‘Shift Left’ Cloud Security Push