Incident reporting: who got in, how long they stayed, and what it cost.
Researchers have connected a four-year-old Android botnet operating on millions of TV boxes to NetNut, a residential proxy provider run by publicly-traded Alarum Technologies Ltd, raising questions about consent and the infrastructure behind AI training.
Members of Congress are pressing the Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency for answers after a contractor deliberately exposed AWS credentials and classified materials on GitHub, with security experts warning the leaked access could give adversaries a roadmap to federal networks.
A 23-year-old Ottawa resident has been arrested on suspicion of operating Kimwolf, an IoT botnet responsible for record-breaking DDoS attacks affecting millions of devices over the past six months.
Huge Networks, a Brazilian company specializing in DDoS mitigation, has been linked to a years-long campaign of massive attacks against other Brazilian network operators. The firm's leadership attributes the activity to a security breach and a competitor's sabotage.
Tyler Robert Buchanan, a 24-year-old from Scotland and high-ranking member of the Scattered Spider cybercrime collective, has admitted to orchestrating SMS phishing attacks that compromised major tech firms and netted millions in stolen digital assets.
A financially motivated cybercrime group has weaponized a self-propagating worm to target Iranian systems through vulnerable cloud infrastructure, marking the second major supply chain attack on security scanning tools in recent weeks.
Federal authorities across three nations have shut down the infrastructure supporting four botnets that infected over three million IoT devices and orchestrated hundreds of thousands of distributed denial-of-service attacks.
A sophisticated phishing-as-a-service platform called Starkiller eliminates traditional detection methods by loading legitimate login pages in real time and intercepting credentials and multi-factor authentication codes through a man-in-the-middle proxy.
