News by Category: Security

North Korean spies are infiltrating Western companies by posing as remote IT workers, aiming to generate funds for the regime's nuclear weapons program.

US and European authorities have successfully seized the servers of the BlackSuit ransomware gang in a joint operation, disrupting their malicious activities.

Sensitive customer data compromised in a recent cyberattack on Allianz Life. Social Security numbers were stolen, raising concerns about identity theft.

Allianz Life confirms a data breach affecting a large number of customers. Hackers stole personal information via social engineering.

Bug bounty programs are facing a new challenge: a flood of AI-generated reports that claim to find vulnerabilities but are actually bogus. Learn more about this problem and its potential solutions.

Leak Zone, a cybercrime forum, suffered a security lapse exposing users IP addresses. Learn more about this major blunder and its potential consequences.

UK's Co-op confirms a major data breach impacting millions of customers. Names, addresses and contact information of customers were stolen.

Chinese authorities are using the Massistant malware to extract personal data from seized phones, raising privacy concerns for residents and travelers.

A former US Army soldier pleaded guilty to hacking telecommunications companies and attempting extortion, potentially facing a 20-year prison sentence.

An ethical spyware company faces a dilemma: whether to provide its technology to ICE, considering potential misuse and human rights concerns.

Ingram Micro, a major tech distributor, is battling a ransomware attack that has crippled its systems and disrupted services for its customers.

Max Financial Services is looking into a possible data breach at its Axis Max Life Insurance unit after receiving a tip about unauthorized access.