Security Bulletin

TechCrunch reports that an investigation into a credential stealing malware campaign has been commenced by major videogame developer Activision Blizzard following claims of malware infections from the usage of cracked software.

U.S. fast fashion retailer Hot Topic had its customers' data compromised following a series of credential stuffing attacks in November, reports BleepingComputer.

New England-based health insurance firm Harvard Pilgrim Health Care disclosed that a ransomware attack last April had compromised data from nearly 2.9 million individuals, which is 12% higher than initially reported, according to The Record, a news...

BleepingComputer reports that numerous remote access VPN services were observed by Cisco to have been targeted by password-spraying attacks suspected to be part of a reconnaissance operation.

Several Russian companies have been subjected to intrusions exploiting the already-patched WinRAR vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2023-38831, by the PhantomCore cyberespionage operation, which has been linked to Ukraine, reports The Record, a news site...

China, Turkey, Taiwan, and Uzbekistan have been targeted with attacks deploying a Linux variant of the C++-based DinodosRAT malware since October, according to The Hacker News.

Too many SMB owners think cloud security costs too much money – and won’t make the business more secure. Here’s why that’s not true.

The open-source .NET package stealthily exfiltrates screenshots from BOZHON equipment.

Unless there are major policy and regulatory changes and the industry focuses more on threat sharing, nothing much will change in healthcare.

Netcraft researchers say the Chinese-language PhaaS platform targeted postal organization in more than 100 countries, including USPS.

An analysis found threat actors are increasingly targeting enterprise-specific technologies.

Significant increases have been observed in the prevalence of several cybersecurity threats during the past year, SiliconAngle reports.