Security
Corporate Zoom call was a trap to steal credentials
A fake Zoom meeting scam has tricked users with a realistic video to steal corporate credentials.
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Android malware is wiping credit cards
Fake banking apps can empty your bank account, hijack calls and SMS, and spy on your phone.
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Notorious ransomware gang BlackSuit disrupted: site seized by authorities
BlackSuit, one of the world’s most notorious ransomware rings, has received a major blow. Authorities have seized the gang’s dark web extortion and data leak site, disrupting its operations.
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Glenn Mathis, Integris: “making enterprise-grade cybersecurity accessible for SMBs”
Navigating IT complexity and cybersecurity threats can quickly overwhelm even the most capable businesses. But bringing in the right experts...
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Microsoft says China-linked SharePoint attackers seen hitting victims with Warlock ransomware
Microsoft says the Chinese nation-state threat actors behind last Friday’s zero-day attack on SharePoint servers have now been observed deploying Warlock ransomware to exploit victims.
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Russia suspected in Dutch justice system breach
Russian-linked hackers are the prime suspects in a cyberattack that may have exposed Dutch criminal case files. The hackers lurked in the justice department’s system undetected for weeks.
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Sinister cybercrime subculture “The Com” is poisoning young minds, FBI warns
The Com is not a traditional cybercrime gang but a sinister, decentralized cybercriminal network spreading rapidly among youth aged 11 to 25. This online subculture operates secretly across many Discord, Telegram, and private forums, and it blends hacking, violence, and exploitation.
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Shrav Mehta, Secureframe: “compliance doesn’t have to slow you down – it can drive growth”
What began as a personal frustration with clunky, manual compliance processes quickly turned into a mission to automate and simplify...
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That “credit card security” email might be a trap
A warning from your credit card company might be a scam to drop password-stealing malware onto your device.
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Bogdan Glushko, SalvageData: “data recovery isn’t just technical – it’s personal”
When disaster strikes and data seems lost for good, SalvageData steps in – often tackling the toughest recovery scenarios other...
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Infamous Chinese surveillance cameras active across Ireland despite national security warnings
The controversial Chinese-made Hikvision cameras are still being used by hospitals, councils, and university campuses.
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Massive data leak maps out years of Swedish citizens’ private lives
An unsecured server has exposed hundreds of millions of detailed records on Swedish citizens and companies, offering a data goldmine for anyone who stumbles on it.
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Europe’s defence giant Naval Group hit with major breach, hackers claim
Naval Group, France’s largest shipbuilder, has allegedly suffered a major hacker attack. Researchers believe that a data sample that attackers shared online contains real details. The company is heavily involved in the country’s defence sector.
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Researchers discover new Android spyware disguised as legitimate VPNs
Security researchers from cybersecurity firm Lookout have found new versions of DCHSpy disguised as authentic VPNs or banking applications.
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Chinese hackers behind SharePoint server attacks, Microsoft says
Microsoft’s cybersecurity analysts have confirmed that Chinese state-sponsored actors are behind a series of recent attacks on SharePoint servers. Three distinct espionage groups have been observed conducting the hacks.
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NCSC calls out Russian intelligence malware that gains control of email accounts
The United Kingdom’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has issued a warning about Russian intelligence malware that hijacks email accounts and steals all sorts of data from victims.
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Interlock ransomware gang running amock, targeting North America and Europe, CISA warns
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) on Tuesday is warning businesses in North America and Europe to harden their systems against a new Interlock ransomware variant.
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Microsoft aware of SharePoint security flaw but failed to effectively patch it, timeline shows
Microsoft released an earllier security patch that failed to fully fix a critical flaw in SharePoint server software leading to massive China cyberespionage camapign.
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Scammers steal high-value goods using stolen corporate identities
Fraudsters are posing as procurement agents from real companies and placing fake orders for expensive equipment such as satellite phones, marine GPS devices, high-performance computers, laptops, network switches, etc.
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YouTube’s mass purge of Chinese and Russian propaganda: 30,000 channels terminated this year
In the first half of the year, Google wiped out over 30,000 YouTube channels linked to propaganda from Russia and China, marking a 45% increase compared to the same period last year.
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