Security Bulletin

If you follow my diaries, you probably already know that one of my favorite topics around malware is obfuscation. I'm often impressed by the crazy techniques attackers use to make reverse engineers' lives more difficult. Last week...

The financial and government sectors have come under increasing attacks in India, with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) warning banks to double down on cybersecurity.

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The malware-as-a-service is based on Atomic Stealer, charges half the price and imitates legitimate software.

A man from Kentucky was convicted of trying to breach the state of Hawaii’s personal records database with the aim of avoiding child support.

The malware is a customized variant of the powerful open source XenoRAT information stealing malware often deployed by Kimsuky and other DPRK APTs.

GenAI will place unprecedented performance demands upon enterprise networks. Here's how networks will need to be reconfigured and optimized to meet the needs of AI.

The release of new NIST quantum-proof cryptography standards signals it's time for cybersecurity teams to get serious about preparing for the rise of quantum threats.

The disclosure of CVE-2024-28987 means that, in two weeks, there have been two critical bugs and corresponding patches for SolarWinds' less-often-discussed IT help desk software.

Ticket scams are costing football fans close to £200 a season, on average, according to a report.