Threats come and go, but one thing remains the same: the ability of cybercriminals to adapt to circumstances. A brief decline of interest in ransomware as criminals focused their attention on cryptojacking during the previous year appears to have come to an end, and...

FormBook is yet another Stealer malware. Like most stealer malware, it performs many operations to evade AV vendors when deploying itself on a victim's machine. And of course as we see with Ursnif, Hancitor, Dridex and other trojans, there are many variants with more...

Security isn't just a matter for your dedicated SOC team, it's an organizational-wide responsibility and one that ideally you need to manage through every stage of the business cycle. If you're developing client software, you don't want to find yourself implicated in...

This post is the second post in a series covering privacy, anonymity and security on the internet in recent times, with a focus on real issues affecting people in the real world. Censorship and pervasive state-sponsored surveillance is a daily reality for hundreds of...

Last month, researchers at Kaspersky reported on a Lazarus APT campaign targeting both macOS and Windows users involved in the financial sector, particularly those using cryptocurrency exchanges. The Lazarus group, also known as Hidden Cobra, have been operating since...

On January 14, 2020, Windows 7 will officially die, and on March 14, 2020, it will no longer receive software updates, according to Microsoft. Although the Redwood-based outfit ended mainstream support for Windows 7 all the way back in January 2015, the five-year...

Whether it's general cybersecurity news that you're after, malware research, outbreaks, pentesting or reverse engineering, you'll find a gamut of experts on Twitter sharing their own and others latest insights. Of the many thousands of accounts that you could follow,...