Hackers use OneNote to deliver embedded malware or credential‑stealing links, all concealed beneath innocuous-looking surfaces.

A novel crypter named “Ghost Crypt” used to deliver PureRAT malware, using an advanced obfuscation and a technique dubbed “Process Hypnosis.” ...

If the crypto sector is to achieve mass adoption it aspires to, it will need a major culture change. By Neil Holloway ...

Choosing an internet provider based on speed alone is not enough. You want a connection that holds up and gets things done without fuss.

Quantum Tech is Fast Approaching, But with Some Serious Problems Quantum computing is no longer a distant frontier, it’s a fast-approaching commercial viability, with major breakthroughs expected ...

A significant blow to NoName057(16), a pro-Russian cyber crime group responsible for thousands of DDoS attacks worldwide.

A powerful signal to organisations that they need more robust & comprehensive AI strategies, to prevent inviting significant risk into their business.

An unsecured cloud bucket contained more than 5.1 million files, predominantly resumes and CVs, dating back 9 years.

A newly disclosed long-term vulnerability in braking systems could let hackers remotely stop trains, with a potential risk of derailments.

RedDirection: Browser extensions, which were previously considered safe, are found to have been covertly updated to include harmful code.

Removing federal cyber security responsibilities & pushing some of those responsibilities to the private sector may dilute national security.