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Pro-ISIS hackers promote violence and are making strides with new tools, tactics and procedures, establishing themselves as a growing threat.
The black market for malicious Android software is heating up thanks to a rise in popularity of overlay malware.
Microsoft in January patched a severe Office 365 vulnerability that exposed accounts whose domains were configured as federated.
Security experts estimate 12 million users have been enticed to download software from the French firm Tuto4PC whose programs and silently install backdoors on PCs.
Mozilla released Firefox 46, which includes patches for one critical and four high-severity vulnerabilities, all of which can lead to remote code execution.
The digital gaming platform Steam was quick to patch a cryptographic issue in the client recently that could have allowed an attacker to read sensitive information sent over its network, take over...
Microsoft disclosed details on the Platinum APT group and its arsenal of backdoors, keyloggers and its abuse of Windows hotpatching to load malicious code on compromised computers.
A group posing as the Armada Collective is threatening businesses with large-scale DDoS attacks without carrying out the attacks. So far, they've been paid more than $100,000.
Most alarming is not what's new in Verizon's 2016 Data Breach Investigations Report, rather what's old and still causing chaos behind corporate firewalls.
Researchers at Kaspersky Lab today published a decryptor that recovers files encrypted by the CryptXXX ransomware.