Security
Rackspace files allegedly published by Cl0p ransom gang
The Cl0p ransomware gang on Monday claims to have published a slew of files belonging to US-based cloud storage company Rackspace Technology.
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Fraudulent DocuSign email seeks to steal credentials
Nearly unstoppable phishing sites are tricking victims into giving access to their corporate networks.
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Web cameras behind latest ransomware, DDoS incidents serving hackers a launchpad
A series of recent reports have highlighted web and IP cameras as key enablers of devastating cyberattacks, acting as springboards for hackers to deploy malware.
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Switzerland mandates 24-hour cyberattack reporting for critical sector
In view of the “increasing threat of cyber incidents,” Switzerland is aiming to bolster cybersecurity defenses by introducing a reporting obligation for cyberattacks on critical infrastructure, effective April 1st.
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A hacker’s ideology on censorship, political social engineering, and Anonymous
Since hackers saw their first dawn in the digital age, we have always fought in various ways to secure and preserve freedom of speech and the free flow of information.
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Hack your way into a paycheck with OSINT skills
Cybersecurity and IT roles within the industry are largely regulated through training and certification courses. Getting certified not only proves you've trained but also that you possess enough knowledge to pass the required exam.
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Critical bug turns Kibana into potential malware host
Software giant Elastic rolled out security updates, warning users of a critical vulnerability in Kibana’s data visualization dashboard.
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“Free” movie streams expose a million pirates to malware and data theft
Illegal streaming site users risk being infected with dangerous malware and losing all their data, crypto, and accounts, the Microsoft Threat Intelligence team warns. While pirates watch videos, a chain of events unfolds behind the scenes, leading to info stealers being downloaded from GitHub, Discord, or Dropbox.
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BianLian ransomware wanna-bes are targeting business execs using the actual mail, FBI says
In a ransomware first, threat actors claiming to be from the BianLian ransomware gang have been found using the regular US postal service to try and extort money from corporate executives, the FBI warned on Thursday.
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Shipping labels reveal addresses in major fashion leak
Apparel Group, a fashion and lifestyle titan distributing Adidas, Asics, Levi‘s, and other world-renowned brands, has leaked several million shipping labels.
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Telegram Android flaw enables hackers to disguise malware as videos
Attackers on Telegram are disguising malicious scripts as videos and tricking users into running them. Accidental clicking will leak some user data and may lead to forced malicious app installations.
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Shape-shifting Chrome extensions target wallets, no fix in sight
Malicious browser extensions have the ability to change into legitimate-looking password managers and digital wallets, stealing valuable user information.
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Mass federal layoffs will have a "devastating" impact on cybersecurity, former top US security official says
The mass culling of workers from federal payrolls will have a "devastating" impact on cybersecurity and national security, a top former National Security Agency official said on Wednesday.
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Massive exposure: 42K machines running VMware ESXi affected by exploited zero-days
Hackers are already exploiting three critical zero-days affecting VMware ESXi virtualization software. Public scans reveal that as of March 5th, 2025, at least 41,450 servers and systems were exposed, leaving businesses worldwide vulnerable.
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Top security CEOs warn your voicemail greeting is the latest target for cybercriminals
Several of the country’s top cybersecurity CEOs say the biggest threat to personal security today is the voicemail greeting recorded on your smartphone.
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Dozen China-backed US Treasury hackers indicted by US disrupting years-long cyber campaign
A dozen Chinese nationals are indicted by the US Department of Justice (DoJ) on Wednesday for a years-long hacking campaign targeting critical infrastructure – including on US Treasury – and then selling the data, all with the backing of the Chinese government.
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Pre-installed Android malware BADBOX gets a 2.0 update, infects 1M devices
The infamous botnet BADBOX has received a major upgrade. Malware version 2.0 now affects over one million consumer devices, phoning to China and waiting for attack instructions. This malware comes preinstalled with cheap, off-brand Android devices.
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Could Europe's Eutelsat help to replace Starlink in Ukraine?
Suggestions that Ukraine could lose access to Elon Musk's Starlink satellite internet system, which has been vital in maintaining its military communications as it fights Russia's invasion, have focused investor interest on Starlink's smaller European rival Eutelsat.
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¡appa! app leak puts million Argentinians at risk
Over a million shoppers in Argentina were left exposed and vulnerable to fraud when the ¡appa! app leaked their private purchase information.
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Broadcom urges clients to update software in response to 3 zero-days
Three critical VMware zero-days could let attackers escape virtual machines and seize control – raising alarms of cyber espionage and deep infiltration.
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