Combatting emerging-malware aimed at industrial control systems
New report offers insights on CHERNOVITE and the PIPEDREAM malware that threatens industrial control systems.
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How the French fiber optic cable attacks accentuate critical infrastructure vulnerabilities
The apparent act of sabotage is being investigated as a criminal matter, including by the French internal intelligence service.
Microsoft ties January Ukraine attack to notorious Sandworm group
Expect to see more attacks, Microsoft says.
State Department announces $10M bounty for Russian intelligence hackers behind NotPetya
The State Department is offering $10 million for the location of six Russian intelligence officers in the Sandworm unit.
Research points to a Chinese hacking effort targeting a Russian border unit
The findings add detail to other suspected Chinese hacking campaigns in Europe related to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Musk’s plans to make Twitter’s algorithms public raises disinformation conundrum
Opening up the algorithms might not lead to hacks, but cyber mischief could still follow.
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UN to begin new phase of negotiations on cybercrime treaty, alarming human rights activists
A U.N. cybercrime treaty could give global governments new — and what many human rights defenders call worrisome — powers to prosecute cybercrimes.
Group behind Emotet botnet malware testing new methods to get around Microsoft security
Recent changes to Microsoft automation capabilities may be forcing cybercrime operators to adapt.
Former DNC security officer Bob Lord joins CISA
Lord cleaned up the Democratic Party's cybersecurity practices in the aftermath of the 2016 hacks.
Hackers find 122 vulnerabilities — 27 deemed critical — during first round of DHS bug bounty program
The findings, first reported by CyberScoop, come in the first of three phases for the DHS bug bounty program.