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Driver with expired certificate evades EDR controls and deploys Medusa ransomware.

The persistent threat actor was caught using sophisticated Web shell techniques against an unnamed telecommunications company in Asia.

Russia and China spend billions of dollars on state media, propaganda, and disinformation, while the Trump administration has slashed funding for US agencies.

This April, Cisco’s Americas Service Provider team is proud to sponsor two-time U.S. Paralympic skier Spencer Wood at AS2025 in Vail, Colorado April 3 - 6. For nearly 30 years, the marquee event for Adaptive Spirit has united telecommunications...

FCC chair warns these companies may still be operating in the US because they don't believe that being added to its "Covered List" poses any serious risk.

Once security teams recognize that Macs are vulnerable, they can take the needed steps to keep their macOS users safe.

Reuters reports that widely known cryptocurrency mixing service Tornado Cash had sanctions imposed by the Biden administration over its involvement in the laundering of over $7 billion for North Korean hackers and other cyber threat actors repealed...

More than a million households, primarily in Russia, had their credentials, logs, network configurations, and other sensitive details leaked following the compromise of network equipment vendor Keenetic's Mobile App database, Cybernews reports.

The Cloak ransomware operation has laid claim on a significant cyberattack against the Virginia Attorney General's Office last month, reports SecurityWeek.

Threat actors have abused the vulnerable vsdatant.sys kernel-level driver within the Check Point ZoneAlarm antivirus version released in 2016 to exfiltrate account credentials as part of a Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver attack, according to...

Malware executables are being increasingly code-signed with three-day certificates using the Microsoft Trusted Signing service as threat actors seek to establish legitimacy and prevent thwarting by security systems, according to BleepingComputer.

Staring long enough at honeypot logs, I am sure you will come across one or the other "oddity." Something that at first does not make any sense, but then, in some way, does make sense. After looking at the Next.js issue yesterday, I looked through...