A sophisticated ransomware attack on Conduent has exposed the personal data of over 25 million Americans, raising urgent questions about the security of government contractors.
A Ukrainian IT broker was sentenced to five years for running a digital identity operation that allowed North Koreans to infiltrate U.S. tech companies, costing millions and exposing vulnerabilities in global freelance platforms.
A months-long software error in PayPal’s loan platform exposed sensitive business owner data, including SSNs and birthdates. Here’s what happened, how PayPal responded, and what customers need to know.
A Ukrainian hacker’s cybercrime scheme helped North Korean IT workers steal American jobs and funnel salaries to fund Pyongyang’s weapons program. Here’s how the operation worked—and why it’s a warning for the future of cybercrime.
A Ukrainian national received a five-year sentence for providing stolen U.S. identities to North Korean IT operatives, enabling them to infiltrate dozens of American companies through an international web of deception.
A Ukrainian hacker enabled North Korean IT workers to secretly work for US firms using stolen identities, bypassing sanctions and funding Pyongyang’s weapons program. This case exposes the vulnerabilities of remote work platforms and the growing intersection of cybercrime and national security.
Cyber attackers are using artificial intelligence to breach systems faster than ever, exploiting vulnerabilities and trusted integrations at unprecedented speed. Learn how defenders are struggling to keep pace in the new era of AI-driven cybercrime.
Underground Carding-as-a-Service platforms like Findsome and UltimateShop are turning stolen credit card data into a booming criminal business, putting millions at risk of fraud and identity theft. Here’s how the ecosystem works—and why it’s so hard to stop.
Carding-as-a-Service marketplaces are revolutionizing credit card fraud, offering stolen data, malware, and support as bundled products. Discover how these platforms fuel a surge in financial and identity theft worldwide.
Cybercriminals are exploiting fake Canadian traffic ticket portals, using SEO poisoning and phishing kits to steal personal and financial information from unsuspecting drivers. Victims face financial losses, identity theft, and further penalties if real tickets go unpaid.