Why Microsoft Intune’s role in Stryker cyberattack is a scary prospect
When a company like Stryker is disrupted, the immediate assumption is straightforward: hospitals will feel the impact...
Tag : malware
Google disrupts Chinese hacking operations in more than 40 nations
Google terminated all of the attackers' authority over Google Cloud Projects as part of the disruption operations, cutting off their ongoing access to GridTide-compromised environments...
Start-up of the Week: Outtake tackles next-gen identity fraud
Outtake’s Annual Recurring Revenue has increased six times year-over-year, while its customer base grew more than ten times...
IF Insights: How cybercriminals mask malicious web traffic
Experts say cybercriminals are abandoning dedicated illicit servers in favour of proxy networks that obscure their traffic...
New infostealers target global businesses
The infostealers, RedLine and META, targeted millions of victims worldwide, making it one of the largest malware platforms globally...
Erosion of trust: Dark web’s financial fallout
Financial institutions are valuable targets of cybercriminals who use the dark web to plan and execute data theft...
LockBit ransomware: The global cyber menace
The LockBit group managed to extort at least $500 million from victims in 120 countries...
Data breach nightmare: Are you prepared?
Data breaches in Europe fell four times in Q3 2023, from 48.1 million in Q2 of 2023 to 10.9 million in Q3 of 2023...
Akamai publishes alarming cybersecurity report amidst European hospitality chain hack
Even Akamai's researchers first missed the malware, believing that the skimmer was dormant or that the hackers had misconfigured it...
Malware LuaDream targeting telecom across three continents
It's been noted that Lua is not exactly a popular choice among hackers, with malware written in this language having only been discovered three times in the previous ten years...