Security Bulletin

Ten threat operations were behind 44% of all cybersecurity incidents last year, with Russian state-sponsored hacking group APT28 and Cobalt Group being among the most prolific attackers, TechRadar reports.

Money laundering and illicit banking networks were reported by the United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime to have been shared by North Korean state-sponsored threat operations, including the Lazarus Group, with criminals in various countries across...

Ukrainian police and Europol have collaborated to arrest a Ukrainian hacker involved in the compromise of a major U.S. cloud service provider with cryptocurrency mining malware that enabled the theft of more than $2 million worth of cryptocurrency...

BleepingComputer reports that phishing attacks involving fraudulent antivirus subscription renewal emails have facilitated the theft of $34,000.

Online catalog access at the British Library, the UK's national library, has already been restored after the library's various services were disrupted by a Rhysida ransomware attack in October, according to The Record, a news site by cybersecurity...

Hackread reports that British cosmetics retailer Lush has begun a probe into a cybersecurity incident that has disrupted its operations.

More than 250K hit by Singing River ransomware attack Mississippi-based Singing River Health System had data from 252,890 individuals compromised following a Rhysida ransomware attack in late August, which has forced manual patient care processing...

Windows and macOS systems could be compromised to facilitate the execution of any file through the exploitation of an already addressed remote code execution flaw in the Opera browser, reports The Hacker News.

Rated at a CVSS score of 10, the bug is as bad as it gets, allowing remote cyberattackers unfettered access to corporate environments.

Both regions score above average compared to similar sized economies, but investing in updated technologies and patching processes would help cyber resilience globally.

Two flaws discovered a year apart are ostensibly the same with slightly different exploit paths, exposing corporate networks to risk and potential intrusion.

The university will also join the Emirates' National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence.