Threat Intelligence

Space Force's Delta 6 cyber-defense group adds squadrons, updates legacy Satellite Control Network.

The Chaos ransomware-builder was known for creating destructor malware that overwrote files and made them unrecoverable -- but the new Yashma version finally generates binaries that can encrypt files of all sizes.

The malware’s abuse of PowerShell makes it more dangerous, allowing for more advanced attacks such as ransomware, fileless malware, and malicious code memory injections.

Nearly half of the world's largest websites use externally generated JavaScript that makes them ripe targets for cyberattackers interested in stealing data, skimming credit cards, and executing other malicious actions.

Global ransomware incidents target everything from enterprise servers to grounding an airline, with one India-based group even taking a Robin Hood approach to extortion with the "GoodWill" strain.

A sprawling, multiyear operation nabs a suspected SilverTerrier BEC group ringleader, exposing a massive attack infrastructure and sapping the group of a bit of its strength.

Purporting to publish leaked emails of pro-Brexit leadership in the UK, a new site's operations have been traced to Russian cyber-threat actors, Google says.

In just one month, the ransomware group's activity rose by 2,100%, a new report finds.

With manufacturing ranking as the fourth most targeted sector, manufacturers that understand their exposure will be able to build the necessary security maturity.

A DDoS campaign observed by Akamai from actors claiming to be REvil would represent a major pivot in tactics for the gang.

Ransomware has become so efficient, and the underground economy so professional, that traditional monetization of stolen data may be on its way out.

But there was a substantial drop in the overall number of critical vulnerabilities that the company disclosed last year, new analysis shows.

Notable new infection chain uses PDF to embed malicious files, load remote exploits, shellcode encryption, and more, new research shows.

Decentralized finance lost $1.8 billion to cyberattacks last year — and 80% of those events were the result of vulnerable code, analysts say.

New funding led by global cyber investor Paladin Capital Group, alongside existing investors Columbia Capital and Skylab Capital.