Security Bulletin

Officials at the National Bank of Angola have disclosed that none of the bank's infrastructure and data were significantly impacted by a cyberattack on Jan. 6, which has already been mitigated, reports The Record, a news site by cybersecurity firm...

Major U.S. multinational financial services firm JPMorgan Chase & Co. was reported by its Asset and Wealth Management CEO Mary Callahan Erdoes to have been subjected to more attempted cyberattacks against its systems, BNN Bloomberg reports.

Security Affairs reports that Switzerland had some of its government websites temporarily disrupted by a wave of distributed denial-of-service attacks by the pro-Russian hacktivist operation NoName, which noted that the intrusions were in response to...

Cyberattackers are exploiting Docker instances to drop the bot-tastic 9hits Web traffic generator and "earn" valuable credits that can be turned into cash.

From breakout sessions, leadership and keynote talks to hands-on workshops and customer insights, Cisco Full-Stack Observability will be a hot topic at 2024 Cisco Live EMEA.

A government app experiencing slowdowns on election day could be just the tip of the vote-meddling iceberg for the Asian country. But who's behind it?

Highlights from the Industrial IoT Innovation Talk, along with takeaways from top industry leaders at the Industrial IoT Industry Summit.

A simple 10-line program could allow an attacker to “listen” to private machine learning processes, according to researchers from Trail of Bits.

Insurers doubled premiums in late 2021 to offset losses from ransomware claims. With attacks rising again, organizations can anticipate a new round of increases.

Today's fast-paced digital world puts you under pressure to achieve tangible business outcomes faster. Re-examining your IT investments can help you speed up those results.

Modified malware from the Khepri open source project that shares similarities with the ZuRu data stealer harvests data and drops additional payloads.

Local Nigerian cybersecurity expert tells Economic and Financial Crimes Commission to educate and not jail so-called Yahoo boys.