Security News > 2019 > April

The attack is targeting financial regulators and embassy staff-- but probably isn't the work of an APT.

What appears to be the source code of hacking tools used by an Iranian cyber-espionage group has been posted online along with information apparently stolen from victims.  read more

The messaging app that will replace the government's use of WhatsApp and Telegram was released last week, with security vulnerability included.

Your nmap service probe database is probably out of date. It's easy to update that special file to the latest version.

Your nmap service probe database is probably way out of date. Jack Wallen shows you how to update that special file to the latest version.

The malware researcher has pleaded guilty to two out of 10 charges; one with creating the Kronos malware and the other with conspiracy.

Recently, the infamous Triton (also known as Trisis) malware framework made news again after researchers from FireEye found evidence of the same attacker lurking in other critical infrastructure. read more

How to protect yourself from being *affected* by malware, even if you're not yourself *infected*.

British cybersecurity researcher Marcus Hutchins, known for his actions that helped stop the WannaCry ransomware attack, admitted in a U.S. court to aiding in the development and distribution of a...

The information includes data on all rehab treatments and procedures, linked with patients' names and other info.