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Researchers uncover potential ransomware network with U.S. connections
Researchers at Censys found what appears to be a command and control network capable of launching attacks, including one host in Ohio.
Foreign spies use front companies to disguise their hacking, borrowing an old camouflage tactic
Details revealed in recent U.S. charges bear striking similarities to prior hacking tactics.
Cyber Command backs 'urgent' patch for F5 security vulnerability
One of the largest providers of enterprise networking equipment in the world, F5, issued a patch for an issue that, if exploited, could lead to “complete system compromise.”
How COVID-19 changed Cyber Command's 'Cyber Flag' exercise
Even the military's hackers have to work from home.
TrickBot developers have spun up a new backdoor for high-value targets
Banking trojan operators are upping their game, researchers say.
Financial hacking teams FIN7, Cobalt Group update tactics to haunt banks and retail
It's like a never-ending greatest hits tour.
There's a lot more to patching security vulnerabilities than you might think
Saying 'Well, why didn't you just patch?' is not helpful. Here's why.
'Cobalt Group' launches new campaign against banks in Romania, Russia
An infamous hacking group is back to aggressively targeting banks less than a month after the Justice Department announced the arrest of three of its high-level members, according to new research.
Asia's hackers are finding a home on the dark web
Normally used by U.S. and Russian hackers, Asian countries are starting to find their footing on the criminal dark web.
Meet Money Taker, the latest hacking group tied to Russian cybercrime
Group-IB believes Money Taker is an entirely new, previously unknown hacking group.
