Security Bulletin

BleepingComputer reports that Australian heavy rare earths mining firm Northern Minerals has disclosed having its data stolen and exposed on the dark web following a cyberattack against its systems in late March.

Canadian province British Columbia had 22 government email inboxes compromised following a suspected state-sponsored cyberattack that commenced in April, which exposed information from nearly 20 individuals, reports The Record, a news site by...

Ten cybersecurity strategies for enterprises to keep remote work safer.

In the first part of a two-part series on emerging cybersecurity trends, SC Media columnist Callie Guenther explains the five leading AI-based threats facing all security teams.

A trio of Chinese-affiliated clusters performed specialized tasks in a broader attack chain, likely under the watch of a single organization.

As threats to Africa's cybersphere continue to grow, the continent faces high risks to its society and economy with a growing cyber skills gap and lack of preparedness.

The Identiverse 2024 conference last week in Las Vegas wrestled with deepfakes and presumed that passkeys are well on their way to general adoption.

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The campaign uses a multistage payload-delivery process and various mechanisms for evasion and persistence.

More than 80% of organizations surveyed paid a ransom, but a third still did not recover their data.

A new group of hackers is encrypting data in virtual machines, leaving ransom notes, and calling it a day.

Security pros say as more workers use SaaS apps to get work done, organizations have to put a stronger focus on securing all that SaaS data.