Security Bulletin

SiliconAngle reports that mounting security alert fatigue has prompted Torq to introduce its new HyperSOC system based on its Hyperautomation Platform using artificial intelligence to enable security operation center response automation, management...

Moldovan botnet operator Alexander Lefterov, also known as Alipatime, Alipako, and Uptime, has been indicted by the U.S. Department of Justice for his involvement in widespread attacks against U.S.-based computers, BleepingComputer reports.

CyberScoop reports that over 100 Ukrainian local government and police documents uploaded to VirusTotal in February were discovered to have been infected with the OfflRouter malware, which dates back to 2015 and could only spread through already...

Nineteen inexpensive one-time-use ransomware tools akin to "junk guns" proliferating on the dark web between June 2023 and February 2024 have reduced the barrier to entry for ransomware attacks for less sophisticated cybercriminals, according to The...

The advent of Earth Month reminds us of our role as stewards of the planet's vast network of life. With Cisco's ambitious goals to achieve net zero emissions and integrate Circular Design Principles, we all play a part in this journey. Join us in...

Volt Typhoon and other Chinese cyberespionage operations were noted by FBI Director Christopher Wray to be already gearing up for far-reaching disruptive intrusions against U.S. critical infrastructure by 2027 should the U.S. interfere with China's...

Security pros say there’s a high potential that attackers could launch arbitrary code execution.

Lazarus, Kimsuky, and Andariel all got in on the action, stealing "important" data from firms responsible for defending their southern neighbors (from them).

The stealthy threat group is particularly focused on exfiltrating data from Asia-Pacific government and defense organizations.

SiliconAngle reports that cyber incident response provider Coveware has been purchased by Veeam in a bid to improve response to ransomware attacks.

New proposed commercial surveillance regulations are poised to be unveiled by the Federal Trade Commission in the next few months amid concerns of misuse and data security gaps, reports The Record, a news site by cybersecurity firm Recorded Future.

Organizations around the world have improved their cyber incident detection capabilities last year, with median dwell times dropping to 10 days, which is the lowest in a decade, and internal compromise detection rates rising from 37% in 2022 to 46%...