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Molson Coors beer production disrupted after cyberattack

Catalin Cimpanu March 11, 2021

Molson Coors beer production disrupted after cyberattack
Cyberattacks targeting K-12 schools hit record levels in 2020

Adam Janofsky March 10, 2021

Cyberattacks targeting K-12 schools hit record levels in 2020
Spanish government falls victim to Ryuk ransomware attack

Catalin Cimpanu March 10, 2021

Spanish government falls victim to Ryuk ransomware attack
Belgian and Dutch police take down encrypted criminal chat platform Sky ECC

Catalin Cimpanu March 9, 2021

Belgian and Dutch police take down encrypted criminal chat platform Sky ECC
GandCrab ransomware distributor arrested in South Korea

Catalin Cimpanu March 9, 2021

GandCrab ransomware distributor arrested in South Korea
Attacks on Exchange servers expand from nation-states to cryptominers

Catalin Cimpanu March 8, 2021

Attacks on Exchange servers expand from nation-states to cryptominers
Healthcare Providers Were Warned of a Ransomware Surge Last Fall. Some Still Aren’t Sure How Serious the Threat Was

John Sakellariadis March 8, 2021

Healthcare Providers Were Warned of a Ransomware Surge Last Fall. Some Still Aren’t Sure How Serious the Threat Was
FluBot Malware Gang Arrested in Barcelona

Catalin Cimpanu March 8, 2021

FluBot Malware Gang Arrested in Barcelona
Ransomware Gang Threatens To Launch DDoS Attacks, Call Reporters and Business Partners

Catalin Cimpanu March 7, 2021

Ransomware Gang Threatens To Launch DDoS Attacks, Call Reporters and Business Partners
White House Cybersecurity Adviser Wants a ‘Cleanliness Rating’ for Software Security

Adam Janofsky March 5, 2021

White House Cybersecurity Adviser Wants a ‘Cleanliness Rating’ for Software Security
Massive FluBot Botnet Infects 60,000 Android Smartphones

Catalin Cimpanu March 5, 2021

Massive FluBot Botnet Infects 60,000 Android Smartphones
Maza Cybercrime Forum Hacked, User Data Dumped Online

Catalin Cimpanu March 4, 2021

Maza Cybercrime Forum Hacked, User Data Dumped Online
Solutions to Detect Ransomware Attacks Can Often Be Very Trivial

Catalin Cimpanu March 3, 2021

Solutions to Detect Ransomware Attacks Can Often Be Very Trivial
More Zero-Days Have Been Linked to Private Companies Than Any Nation State

Catalin Cimpanu March 2, 2021

More Zero-Days Have Been Linked to Private Companies Than Any Nation State
A Conversation With Alisa Esage, a Russian Hacker Who Had Her Company Sanctioned After the 2016 Election

Dmitry Smilyanets March 1, 2021

A Conversation With Alisa Esage, a Russian Hacker Who Had Her Company Sanctioned After the 2016 Election
China-Linked Hackers Target India’s Power Grid Amid Border Clashes

Adam Janofsky March 1, 2021

China-Linked Hackers Target India’s Power Grid Amid Border Clashes
Former NSA and Cyber Command Chief Keith Alexander on SolarWinds, Cyberwar, and China

Adam Janofsky February 26, 2021

Former NSA and Cyber Command Chief Keith Alexander on SolarWinds, Cyberwar, and China
Hospitals, Schools Get a Crucial Break From Ransomware Attacks

Adam Janofsky February 25, 2021

Hospitals, Schools Get a Crucial Break From Ransomware Attacks
With Biden in Office, Global Policymakers Are Making a Renewed Push for Cyber Norms

Adam Janofsky February 23, 2021

With Biden in Office, Global Policymakers Are Making a Renewed Push for Cyber Norms
Cyber Attribution Is More Art Than Science. This Researcher Has a Plan to Change That

Adam Janofsky February 19, 2021

Cyber Attribution Is More Art Than Science. This Researcher Has a Plan to Change That
U.S. Authorities Take Sweeping Actions Against North Korean Hacking Operations

Adam Janofsky February 17, 2021

U.S. Authorities Take Sweeping Actions Against North Korean Hacking Operations
A Volunteer Cyber Group Formed To Protect Hospitals During the Pandemic Releases Its First Report

John Sakellariadis February 11, 2021

A Volunteer Cyber Group Formed To Protect Hospitals During the Pandemic Releases Its First Report
SIM Swappers Stole $100 Million from ‘Well-Known Influencers’ Before Getting Arrested, Authorities Say

Adam Janofsky February 10, 2021

SIM Swappers Stole $100 Million from ‘Well-Known Influencers’ Before Getting Arrested, Authorities Say
Hackers Targeted Work-From-Home Technology and Avoided Adobe Products Last Year

Adam Janofsky February 9, 2021

Hackers Targeted Work-From-Home Technology and Avoided Adobe Products Last Year
An Interview With Ares, a Russian Coder Who Built a Swiss Army Knife for Hackers

Dmitry Smilyanets February 8, 2021

An Interview With Ares, a Russian Coder Who Built a Swiss Army Knife for Hackers