Hackers stories

Hackers' actions can bring down businesses, infrastructure, and even entire countries. But what if they could no longer do any of these things?>>

HP has released a security report finding remote work is creating a growing cybersecurity risk.>>

Ethical hackers, also known as penetration testers or white-hat hackers, mimic the techniques used by malicious hackers to try and break into computer systems and discover vulnerabilities before the bad guys can exploit them.>>

Imperva Research Labs has revealed findings of a six-month intensive investigation into a botnet that has been exploiting CMS vulnerabilities.>>

“We have arrived at the point in history where you are ignorant and negligent if you do not have a way to receive useful input from ethical hackers.">>

Players will be able to use the Death Replay to see how they were killed from their opponent’s perspective.>>

"We want to make Australia the best place in the world for women to build and scale a startup. #SheHacks is the perfect starting point for any woman wanting to create something great.">>

Participants will try to compromise a target system protected by Stealth, Unisys’ encrypted, identity-based microsegmentation solution.>>

Cybercriminals are actively abusing the names of artists and songs nominated for a Grammy 2020 award, in order to spread malware.>>

“As you can see, we've had our eye on you for some time now, Mr. Anderson...">>

New research from Akamai shows the gaming community is quickly becoming one of the most highly targeted industries for cyber attacks, with hackers largely driven by gaining consumer credentials.>>

Carbon Black's Rick McElroy discusses this new trend and what it means for the new age of cybercrime.>>

The study finds using a number of the top password managers is no better than putting your passwords in a text file and saving it to your desktop. >>

What happens when hackers get the munchies? Apparently in Canada, they decide to put their ‘hamburglar’ gloves on and go after unwitting people who happen to use the McDonalds app.>>

The next evolution of ransomware, escalating nation-state attacks, biometric hacking, Wi-Fi protocol security, and Die Hard fiction becomes reality.>>

As companies integrate more digital tools into their business, many of them remain unaware of the risk code-signing certificates are exposing them to.>>

Europol has revealed details surrounding the arrest of a 25-year-old coder who allegedly helped to extort a British organisation.>>

Endace's EMEA senior director shares why agility is fundamental to cybersecurity, enforcing that if it isn't top of the agenda, it should be.>>

Cybercriminals are developing new technologies to not only penetrate system defences, but also to dwell within a company environment for longer.>>

The power grid in modern countries may not be as secure as you think, as reports have emerged revealing hackers have breached Germany's supply.>>

Centrify, a provider of Zero Trust Security are calling for the end of password protection.>>

How much are cybercriminals earning for their efforts? A new study by Bromium suggests that figure could be as much as US$2 million per job.>>

Cybereason created a fake financial services company with weak cybersecurity to reveal how cybercriminals are using bots to do all the grunt work.>>

It can take hackers less than an hour to steal data from an organisation, and most of the time their targets don’t even detect the attacks.>>