Hacking stories
Formbook, Emotet, and Trickbot take the top three spots in November's list from the Check Point Software threat intelligence arm.
Check Point Research has identified a growing trend on the dark web and hacking underground involving the theft and sale of stolen ChatGPT Premium accounts.
Driven by nation-state threats, market competition and internal threats, many companies will face an increased risk of losing valuable intellectual property.
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A new threat advisory from Radware details a resurgence of OpsBedil operations, which first made an appearance in 2021.
Global cybercrime is on the rise, posing risks to businesses. Accenture has released a report on key cyber threat trends.
Positive Technologies' new report shows that external attackers can breach 93% of networks and insiders have full control in all cases.
2022 could be the year of a full-out cyberwar, with governments gearing up to strike back against cybercriminals.
A new special report by security software company Norton has found that two out of five gamers in New Zealand have experienced a cyber attack.
Hackers leak around 5.5 million email addresses daily, with passwords attached, according to research by cybersecurity firm Surfshark.
Phishing attacks targeting businesses, IT, and HR are increasingly dangerous, warns new research by security firm KnowBe4.
The rise in online transactions has led to a surge in cyber-attacks, with fraudsters exploiting vulnerabilities in corporate payment systems, warns eftsure.
HackerOne introduces new features for its security intelligence services, including a worldwide top 10 ranking table and CVE Exploitation Index.
Hackers sold a United Nations employee's stolen username and password on the dark web for $1000, according to reports.
Cybercrime activity has increased, with a 65% rise in the use of hacking tools, according to the latest global Threat Insights Report from HP.
HP's security report reveals remote work is increasing the cybersecurity risk, with hackers targeting home workers.
Hackers are taking advantage of global destabilisation by targeting essential industries and common vulnerabilities from the shift to remote working.
High demand for hackers on the dark web, with 90% of users seeking access to web resources, says Positive Technologies research.
Hackers breached software provider SolarWinds, directly infecting the company's Orion software as well as several local, state and federal agencies.
Hackers can gain control of internet-enabled sex devices, including a male chastity cage, according to new research.
