Business Security

Nemty ransomware was spread through love letter emails, complete with romantic email subjects and nothing but a winky emoticon in the email body.

Our continuous surveillance and research of the threat landscape in 2023 showed patterns suggesting that as cybercriminals take advantage of the expanding attack surface, they are also learning to prioritize substance over size.

An unsecured Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud storage bucket leaked the data of commuters in the U.K. who use the free Wi-Fi in train stations.

The Reading Municipality Light Department was attacked by ransomware.

Complex and persistent threats riddled the cybersecurity landscape of 2019. Ransomware attacks found a niche in high-profile targets, while phishing scams came up with novel subterfuges.

The detected PowerGhost variant can remove anti-malware products, maintain persistence, and drop other components.

A cybercrime group named Exaggerated Lion uses GSuite request for checks coursed through check mules.

The ThemeGrill Demo Importer plugin was found to leave nearly 100,000 WordPress websites vulnerable to threats.

The fake cards, looking like club membership cards from major retail stores, have barcodes that hide credit card details.