Report says merchants are overconfident about their ability to stop online shopping fraud while their customers think otherwise and blame them instead of criminals for breaches.
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Alicia Hope has been a journalist for more than 5 years, reporting on technology, cyber security and data privacy news.
Research on underground forums found that cybercriminals made careers selling network access for up to five figures instead of exploiting the networks themselves.
Report found that Russian intelligence agencies FSB and SVR collaborated with ransomware gangs to compromise US government-affiliated organizations using cybercriminals tools and infrastructure.
Hackers published one million stolen credit cards on the dark web to attract cybercriminals to their recently launched carding site. Up to 50% of the cards are active.
Accenture said the LockBit ransomware attack that reportedly encrypted at least 2,500 computers and leaked 6 terabytes of data had no impact on its operations.
ENISA says software supply chain attacks will quadruple in 2021, causing widespread impact as threat actors deploy more sophisticated techniques making strong cyber defenses ineffective.
State of Threat Hunting report says half of organizations suffered cyber attacks from repeat hackers after failing to resolve a previous compromise or defend against new attacks.
Hackers are exploiting a 12-year-old router vulnerability existing in the Arcadyan firmware, potentially affecting millions of devices on home and corporate networks, and exposing serious supply chain risks.
Report found that API security was a major concern for businesses as malicious traffic grew triple that of legitimate sources and causing delays in application rollout.
Employees took cybersecurity shortcuts during the remote working period believing that they weren't as important and that their IT departments would protect them and handle their faults.
