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Dark Reading Confidential Episode 10: It’s past time for a comprehensive plan to protect vital US systems from nation-state cyberattacks, and increasingly, that responsibility is falling to asset owners across a vast swath of organizations, who...

In Operation Rewrite, an unspecified actor is using legitimate compromised web servers to deliver malicious content to visitors for financial gain.

"Nimbus Manticore" is back at it, this time with improved variants of its flagship malware and targets that are outside its usual focus area.

Threat actors are using a large-scale SEO poisoning campaign and fake GitHub repositories to deliver Atomic infostealers to Mac users.

Major EU airports such as Heathrow were disrupted over the weekend after a cyberattack hit the provider of check-in kiosk software, which caused delays and flight cancellations.

With the emergence of AI-driven attacks and quantum computing, and the explosion of hyperconnected devices, zero trust remains a core strategy for security operations.

Exploitation of the flaw, tracked as CVE-2025-10035, is highly dependent on whether systems are exposed to the Internet, according to Fortra.

As Splunk celebrates the 10th anniversary of Boss of the SOC competition, it continues to be a valuable platform for security professionals to test their skills, learn new techniques, and potentially advance their careers in cybersecurity.

Zero Trust could help organizations fight back against attackers who use artificial intelligence, but new threats will require the architecture to evolve.

The loophole allows cyberattackers to exfiltrate company data via OpenAI's infrastructure, leaving no trace at all on enterprise systems.

Following a pandemic-era respite, financial fraud linked to synthetic identities is rising again, with firms potentially facing $3.3 billion in damages from new accounts.