North Korean hackers wanted investigators to think Russians hacked banks
A group of highly skilled hackers accused of working for the North Korean government, breaking into the New York Federal Reserve Bank and stealing $81 million from…
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New insurance covers cyber risks for the wealthy
Some of the wealthiest Americans can now expand their home insurance packages to include expert advice and technology for reducing their exposure to cyberattacks, as well as…
‘Pegasus for Android’: Newly discovered spyware allows attacker to record conversations
Pretty sophisticated spyware was found on a few dozen Android devices.
New warning: Super-stealthy fileless malware on the rise
Super-stealthy, fileless malware is increasingly being used to defeat cybersecurity systems, according to a new government warning.
What’s in the NIST cybersecurity controls catalogue update?
The latest revisions to NIST's canonical SP 800-53 catalogue of cybersecurity controls integrate privacy measures and make the document more welcoming to non-feds.
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Opsec fail allows researchers to track Bangladesh Bank hack to North Korea
The North Koreans were sloppy with their log data scrubbing, according to Kaspersky.
WikiLeaks is probably exaggerating what’s in its latest CIA leak
WikiLeaks’ latest disclosure of secret CIA hacking capabilities describes how the spy agency obfuscates certain digital espionage techniques. The transparency organization is overselling what's actually in the…
Report: Smaller banks not shouldering email security burdens
The top five U.S. banks have all adopted an email security protocol that helps guard customers against phishing — but none of the 50 fastest growing community…
Security firms sometimes wreck FBI investigations. Here’s how.
Publishing research about hackers can boost a cybersecurity firm's reputation but muddle the hard work of federal law enforcement agencies. The government said the trouble is only…