Internet security watchdog Shadowserver tracks nearly 800,000 IP addresses with Telnet fingerprints amid ongoing attacks ...

North Korean hackers abuse Visual Studio Code task files in fake job projects to deploy backdoors, spyware, and crypto miners ...

Unleash Protocol, an intellectual property (IP) platform built on the Story protocol, reported detecting unauthorized activity involving its smart contracts on Dec. 30. The security exploit led to the ...

Law firms are integrating AI to remain competitive, and some are noticing an impact on traditional training and billing models In early November, Ropes and Gray launched ‘TrAIlblazers’. The programme ...

The National Investigation Headquarters of the National Police Agency has arrested four suspects involved in a major IP Camera Hacking case that resulted in the theft and sale of sensitive video ...

The Korean National Police have arrested four individuals suspected of hacking over 120,000 IP cameras across the country and then selling stolen footage to a foreign adult site. Although the suspects ...

Found this crazy but effective hack to get the dust off you computer Trump canceling GDP report comes under scrutiny Court official dismisses Justice Department's misconduct complaint against a ...

OpenEvidence Inc. reached a settlement to end its lawsuit accusing Veracity Health Inc. of violating its terms of service to improperly gain access to and obtain ...

Thousands of networks—many of them operated by the US government and Fortune 500 companies—face an “imminent threat” of being breached by a nation-state hacking group following the breach of a major ...

Oct 16 (Reuters) - A breach at U.S.-based cybersecurity company F5 (FFIV.O), opens new tab has been blamed on state-backed hackers from China, two people briefed on the investigation said on Thursday.

More information has come to light on the cyberattack disclosed this week by F5, including on attribution and potential risks. More information has come to light on the cyberattack disclosed on ...

Thousands of networks—many of them operated by the US government and Fortune 500 companies—face an “imminent threat” of being breached by a nation-state hacking group following the breach of a major ...