How Keyloggers Have Evolved From the Cold War to Today
Keyloggers have been used for espionage since the days of the typewriter, but today's threats are easier to get and…
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Hackers for Hire Hit Both Sides in Israel-Hamas Conflict
DDoS for hire and live attacks hit both sides as cyber campaigns continue.
Hacktivists Enter Fray Following Hamas Strikes Against Israel
Killnet, Anonymous Sudan, along with other groups, pick up up their Middle East activities as war breaks out.
Old-School Attacks Are Still a Danger, Despite Newer Techniques
The cold, hard truth? Cybercriminals are still perpetuating plenty of unsophisticated attacks for a simple reason: They work.
North Korea’s State-Sponsored APTs Organize & Align
An unprecedented collaboration by various APTs within the DPKR makes them harder to track, setting the stage for aggressive, complex…
Cybersecurity Talent in America: Bridging the Gap
It's past time to reimagine how to best nurture talent and expand recruiting and training to alleviate the shortage of…
Patch Now: Massive RCE Campaign Wrangles Routers Into Botnet
Thousands of devices, including D-Link and Zyxel gear, remain vulnerable to takeover despite the availability of patches for the several…
Operation Behind Predator Mobile Spyware Is ‘Industrial Scale’
The Intellexa alliance has been using a range of tools for intercepting and subverting mobile and Wi-Fi technologies to deploy…
‘Looney Tunables’ Linux Flaw Sees Snowballing Proof-of-Concept Exploits
Following the publication of the critical Linux security vulnerability, security specialists released PoC exploits to test the implications of CVE-2023-4911.
Too Rich to Ransomware? MGM Brushes Off $100M in Losses
MGM wins big bet that choosing days of operations outages is a better business decision than paying a ransom, following…