Security Bulletin

Major Dutch semiconductor manufacturer NXP had its network compromised by the Chinese-linked hacking operation Chimera between late 2017 and early 2020, which resulted in the theft of chip designs and other intellectual property, according to Tom's...

Nearly $115 million worth of cryptocurrency have been stolen so far from the HTX digital currency exchange, formerly Huobi, and the Heco Chain blockchain bridge following a cyberattack last week, CNBC reports.

Gaza Cybergang is using a version of the malware rewritten in the Rust programming language.

CNN reports that UT Health East Texas had its operations disrupted since Thanksgiving following a network outage stemming from a potential cybersecurity incident.

Tennessee-based hospital system Vanderbilt University Medical Center has confirmed being impacted by a cyber incident that compromised one of its databases after being listed on the data leak site of the Meow ransomware gang on Thanksgiving...

IntelBroker-claimed attack against General Electric probed U.S. multinational conglomerate General Electric has launched an investigation into a cyberattack targeted at its development environment admitted by IntelBroker, which has also proceeded to...

Wide-reaching phishing scams have been conducted by the Neanderthals threat operation using the malicious Telegram bot dubbed "Telekopye," reports The Hacker News.

Recent attempted ransomware attacks shine a light on effective defenses.

Persistent updates have been made by the TA544 threat operation, also known as Zeus Panda and Bamboo Spider, to the advanced malware loader WailingCrab, also known as WikiLoader, to enhance stealth in attacks mainly facilitated by shipping-themed...

BleepingComputer reports that Israel has been targeted in attacks with an updated Rust-based version of the multi-platform SysJoker malware by the Gaza Cybergang, which is affiliated with Palestinian militant group Hamas.

The DPRK's Lazarus threat group allegedly breached over 100 devices in several countries, including the U.S., Canada, Japan and Taiwan, according to Microsoft.

Companies must do a delicate dance between consumer privacy protection, upholding their product's efficacy, and de-risking cyber breaches to run the business.