Despite receiving a raucous round of applause upon its adoption, the UN cybercrime convention's new treaty seems to thus far have displeased most of the entire spectrum of private interests.
Individuals have been getting notifications of their information being leaked to the dark web since the National Public data breach was announced. But the splashy claims about "every Social Security number" being exposed do not appear to be holding up.
The FBI and its European partner law enforcement agencies have dismantled the cybercrime infrastructure of the Radar/Dispossessor ransomware group, a LockBit knockoff.
PCBA manufacturer Keytronic has reported that the Black Basta ransomware attack in May 2024 resulted in over $17 million in direct costs and lost revenue.
An ongoing Texas investigation is specifically examining whether driver data collected by modern smart vehicles is being misused under the terms of a variety of state laws. The investigation is also looking at potential violations of federal law in the area of consumer privacy.
The new NIST algorithms are far from the end of the preparatory process, but allow organizations to begin taking concrete action on post-quantum encryption strategies that may need to be operational by the early 2030s.
Based on a report by Microsoft, the Trump campaign is claiming that foreign state-backed hackers are behind the attack that involved a leak of a vice presidential vetting dossier and other materials to US media outlets.
Home security company ADT has confirmed a data breach stemming from unauthorized access to a customer database after a threat actor listed the stolen database on an online hacking forum.
INTERPOL’s Global Rapid Intervention of Payments system recovered an exceptionally large sum of over $40 million, stolen in a single BEC attack, in record time.
Hackers have demanded a ransom and threatened to release private financial data stolen after a Paris Olympic venue, the Grand Palais exhibition hall, was hit by a ransomware attack.
