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A threat actor dubbed “Cranefly” uses a new technique for its communications on infected targets.

SonicWall’s mid-year report update has been released with new information on malware, ransomware, cryptojacking and more.

Business email compromise is a severe threat that might affect any company. One promising way to improve detection on this kind of cybercrime might be intent-based detection.

The attack framework of probable Chinese origin used by cybercriminals has been discovered.

Attacks using ATM or PoS malware are on the rise again in 2022 after the COVID-19 lockdowns.

SecureWorks found that business email compromise still generates huge revenues for cybercriminals, while cyberespionage activities tend not to change so much.

This kind of attack is very difficult to detect and might lead to full compromise of systems, leading to cyberespionage or financial crime.

A new malware named Chaos raises concerns as it spreads on multiple architectures and operating systems.

Microsoft investigated a new kind of attack where malicious OAuth applications were deployed on compromised cloud tenants before being used for mass spamming.

PrivateLoader malware, which enables cybercriminals to buy thousands of infected computers in the U.S. and in other regions, is one of the most prevalent security threats.

Lazarus, a North Korean cyberespionage group, keeps hitting energy providers in the U.S., Canada and Japan with a new malware arsenal.

Some ransomware groups are now using a new method to try to bypass those detections.