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Trust us, information sharing can work. Here’s how we’re doing it.
Opinion: Why is information sharing so hard and why are we still working on it? The Cyber Threat Alliance has some ideas.
Zeus’s legacy lives on as crooks target banking customers in the US and Europe
It shows how one piece of code is still inspiring criminals years after law enforcement identified it as pernicious.
Forescout alleges private equity buyer 'concocted' reasons to avoid a deal as pandemic intensified
Advent International now is negotiating an "alternative" deal, the firm says.
Home Chef food delivery service confirms breach, two weeks after stolen data went for sale
Researchers said on May 7 that some 8 million records purloined from the Chicago firm were for sale.
Money is still the main motivating factor for hackers, Verizon report finds
Verizon’s DBIR has emerged in the past generation as a reliable way of assessing corporate cybersecurity threats and defenses.
Scammers steal $10 million from Norfund, the largest sovereign wealth fund
Looks like we have another BEC scam on our hands.
FBI, DHS to go public with suspected North Korean hacking tools
The report drops on the third anniversary of the WannaCry attack, which the U.S. blamed on North Korea.
Maksim Boiko, an accused money launderer and part-time rapper, to plead not guilty
The 29-year-old Russian entered the U.S. in January with $20,000 in cash. The FBI says he is a “significant cybercriminal" with links to the QQAAZZ group.
What one cybersecurity company has learned from responding to Maze ransomware
Like others involved in ransomware, the people behind Maze are not one group but a series of distinct teams with specialties.
How hackers are updating the EVILNUM malware to target the global financial sector
EVILNUM malware known to target financial organizations has just gotten a little more sophisticated, according to Prevailion research.
