With CERT-FR warning that Ryuk now has worm-like capabilities, attackers can now more quickly spread the malware inside a network. Earlier, it could only target one system at a time.

Cyberattackers behind ObliqueRAT campaigns are now disguising the trojan in benign image files on hijacked websites. Four new versions of the malware have been recently discovered.

Digital ad companies are exploring a new technique wherein they masquerade as serving first-party, rather than third-party cookies, to circumvent the protections offered by adblocking software.

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand recently became the victim of a data breach affecting users' personal information due to zero-day flaws in a legacy file sharing solution provided by Accellion.

Nidb family was the prominent stalkerware, impacting around 8,100 users around the world. This stalkerware-as-a-service was used to sell multiple products, such as iSpyoo, Copy9, and TheTruthSpy.

It can be unarguably stated that North Korea and cybercrime go hand in hand. The nation is highly focused on reinforcing its cyber capabilities, by all means necessary, and creating more than just a nuisance.

Gootloader appears to have expanded its payloads further as it now uses SEO poisoning to deliver an array of malware payloads against users in South Korea, Germany, France, and the U.S.

A Blackberry report unveiled that state-backed actors often collaborate with mercenary APT groups to excel in attacks. Simultaneously, it helps state-backed actors lie low with their game plan.

After studying millions of email-based attacks, researchers note a unique trend in malware-stealing attempts and disclose details about the success recipe of a top malware used by them.

Dragos uncovers a total of 15 threat groups targeting industrial organizations, with four new groups joining in 2020. The new groups are efficient enough to sabotage control systems.