According to research from VMware Carbon Black, ransomware attacks surged by 148% during the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, largely due to the rise in...

Ransomware-as-a-service looks set to fuel an increase in cyberattacks in Nigeria in the coming year, even as operational disruptions and recovery efforts already cost...

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A threat actor has sold for just $500 the source code and a cracked builder for Zeppelin, a Russian ransomware strain used in numerous...

BlackCat/ALPHV ransomware leaders claim they have restarted operations on the group's primary blog, despite the Department of Justice claim that it gained control of...

Since 2005, Microsoft has released annual security intelligence reports, now known as the "Microsoft Digital Defense Report," as a way to track evolving cybersecurity...

After nearly two weeks of speculation, the US Department of Justice has claimed credit for the takedown of ALPHV/BlackCat leak sites and infiltrating the...

Municipalities in the United States, and globally, are experiencing a fresh wave of ransomware attacks, with even big cities like Dallas falling to the...

Threat intelligence analysts, incident responders, and federal law enforcement alike all seem to know all about the threat group with an array of monikers...

Access-as-a-service (AaaS), a new business model in the underground world of cybercrime, refers to threat actors selling methods for accessing networks for a one-time...

The FBI may have successfully disrupted the destructive Hive ransomware operation earlier this year, but the group's malware code continues to present a threat...

When researchers responded to an ad to join up with a ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) operation, they wound up in a cybercriminal job interview with one...