Trace, a new ransomware group, is shaking up the cybercrime landscape with rapid-fire attacks, double extortion tactics, and a public leak site. Who are they, and how can organizations defend against this rising threat?
NVIDIA has patched multiple high-severity vulnerabilities in its GPU Display Driver and vGPU software, which could let attackers execute code and gain system-level access. Enterprises and individual users are urged to update immediately.
Latvia’s security agency warns that Russian cyberattacks have hit record highs in 2025, targeting government and critical infrastructure. As hacktivist groups escalate their operations, authorities urge greater vigilance and investment in cybersecurity.
WhatsApp debuts 'Strict Account Settings,' a hardline security mode for users facing sophisticated cyber threats. Find out how it works, who should use it, and what it means for the future of messaging privacy.
Qilin, a notorious ransomware group, has listed fruit exporter Valbifrut as its latest victim. This breach underscores the rising cyber threats facing the food industry and the urgent need for stronger digital defenses.
A newly discovered Microsoft Office zero-day vulnerability is fueling targeted attacks against enterprises. This feature investigates how attackers exploit user trust, the technical flaw behind CVE-2026-21509, and urgent steps for defense.
Tengu’s latest ransomware campaign has hit Jakarta Nanyang School, Kenya’s National Mining Corporation, and Indian auto dealer Prem Motors—highlighting the growing threat of cyber extortion across diverse sectors.
Automated cyberattacks are compromising Fortinet FortiGate firewalls worldwide by exploiting a critical authentication bypass flaw. Even patched systems remain at risk as hackers create rogue admin accounts and steal sensitive configurations, forcing urgent defensive measures and raising concerns about patch reliability.
Britain's cyber watchdog has issued a stark warning about a persistent wave of cyberattacks from pro-Russian hacktivist groups, including NoName057(16), that threaten the UK’s public and private sectors with disruptive operations targeting essential systems.
A newly discovered vulnerability in the GNU C Library threatens millions of devices worldwide. Netcrook uncovers how this flaw could be exploited and why it demands immediate attention.