Zero-trust architecture is a pivotal enabler of cloud cybersecurity, but proper implementation entails specialized planning.

Report says US and Israel spent $1 billion to develop the infamous Stuxnet virus, built to sabotage Iran’s nuclear program in 2008.

An old state-aligned threat actor is back on the radar, thanks to recent EMEA espionage campaigns against a minority ethnic group.

Attackers can exploit the issue to access all data in Cacti database; and, it enables RCE when chained with a previous vulnerability.

In addition to posting messages criticizing the group, the cyberattackers disrupted flight information and baggage handling systems.

Threat actors leave medical centers with the difficult choice of paying the ransom or witnessing patients suffer the consequences.

Iranian citizens’ personal details were left visible online due to a misconfigured storage system.

Critical infrastructure organizations need to recognize that the technology and cybersecurity landscapes have changed.

The buyer could use the code to restart the up to now all-but-defunct Zeppelin ransomware-as-a-service operation.

The Middle Eastern developers claim to be building a new version of the antivirus-bypassing remote access Trojan (RAT) attack tool.