Attackers have found a new weak spot: your trusted workplace relationships. Explore how modern phishing, BEC, and VEC scams seamlessly blend into business routines, and why defensive AI is needed to fight back.
Cybercriminals have launched a sophisticated phishing campaign using a fake TradingView website to distribute the Needle Stealer malware. Victims are lured by a bogus AI trading bot, TradingClaw, which installs persistent malware to steal financial data and credentials.
Uniview Technologies, a global leader in video surveillance, has reportedly suffered a major data breach by Thegentlemen cybercrime group, with almost 3 million files and 4.3TB of data exposed. The incident raises serious concerns for critical infrastructure worldwide.
AI is changing the face of cybercrime and justice. A new Italian study shows how the same AI tools defend and attack, forcing investigators and courts to rethink digital evidence and the rules of engagement.
A mysterious new ransomware gang, 'The Gentlemen,' has surged from obscurity to prominence, targeting major organizations with advanced attack methods and a highly attractive affiliate model. Here's how they're changing the cybercrime landscape.
French police have arrested 'HexDex', a 20-year-old hacker suspected of orchestrating a spree of cyberattacks against national institutions, sports federations, and private companies. The arrest marks a significant step in France's ongoing fight against digital crime.
A new wave of scam call centers is industrializing phone fraud, recruiting native English speakers and offering structured pay. Explore how Caller-as-a-Service is changing the landscape of cybercrime.
Equatorial Coca-Cola Bottling faces a major ransomware attack, highlighting vulnerabilities in the beverage industry's supply chain and raising questions about cybersecurity readiness.
Cybercriminals are exploiting French freelancer fintech accounts as high-speed money-mule hubs, moving stolen money before banks can react. Dive into the technical tricks, criminal markets, and the escalating arms race between fraudsters and defenders.
The notorious Mirai botnet is exploiting a command injection flaw in discontinued D-Link routers, transforming outdated devices into cybercrime assets. With no official security updates available, these routers pose ongoing risks to users and the broader internet.