Cedric Pernet

Journalists have information that makes them particularly interesting for state-sponsored cyberespionage threat actors. Learn more about these threats now.

The optional feature will be launched next fall to protect users who are particularly at risk of being targeted by advanced cyberattacks.

The ransomware has expanded its arsenal of extortion techniques, adding a search engine for cybercriminals.

Dodo Point records exposed more than a million customers’ records online. The data was stored in an unencrypted bucket that could be accessed without any kind of authentication.

Learn more about how this stealer malware operates and how to protect yourself from it now.

Hackers-for-hire specialize in compromising email boxes. Learn more about these cyber criminals and the threat they represent.

The attack campaign, possibly state-sponsored, went undetected for nearly two years while targeting SOHO routers to compromise remote workers.

While it is common belief that there is not much that can be done to locate remote servers hosted using the Tor network, a new research reveals it is possible to de-anonymize some and uses ransomware domains hosted on the Dark Web as examples.

Some spyware vendors are collaborating with ISPs to ensure their targets are successfully compromised. Read more about how to protect yourself from similar threats.

A new malware dubbed Keona Clipper aims to steal cryptocurrencies from infected computers and uses Telegram to increase its stealth. Learn more about what the Clipper malware threat is and how to protect from it.

The Avos ransomware threat actor has recently updated its tooling, not only using malicious software but also commercial products.

A new wave of targeted voicemail phishing attacks has been hitting US companies in selected verticals since May 2022. The campaign’s goal is to collect Office 365 credentials of legitimate corporate users.