Year: 2024

The persistent threat of social engineering tactics sees cybercriminals blending technology with human manipulation to exploit individuals. Read More  

Experts will explore the oft-neglected necessity of AI safety and its integration with security practices at next month's Black Hat USA in Las Vegas. Read More  

As automation spreads and relieves security pros of time-consuming management tasks, their ability to articulate complex cybersecurity risks with the C-suite is increasingly valuable. Read More  

SOC 2 reports are a valuable tool for evaluating vendor security, but they shouldn't be the only piece of the puzzle. Read More  

[[{"value":"This week in cybersecurity from the editors at Cybercrime Magazine – Listen to the Cybercrime Magazine Podcast Interview Sausalito, Calif. – Jul. 5, 2024 At the age of 14 Bastien Treptel was…

Cybercriminals are selling credentials linked to the tournament on underground markets, with some geopolitics playing out in denial-of-service attacks. Read More  

[[{"value":"eSentire’s Threat Response Unit (TRU) has uncovered a sophisticated campaign where threat actors exploit the ScreenConnect remote access client to deliver the AsyncRAT trojan. This discovery highlights the evolving tactics…

Identity theft isn't just about stolen credit cards anymore. Today, cybercriminals are using advanced tactics to infiltrate organizations and cause major damage with compromised credentials. The stakes are high: ransomware attacks, lateral movement, and devastating data breaches. Don't be caught off guard. Join us for a groundbreaking webinar that will change the way you approach cybersecurity.

Yahoo, Uber, SolarWinds — increasingly, the government is incentivizing better corporate security by punishing the individuals leading it. Is that a good idea? And how can security pros avoid ending…

French cloud computing firm OVHcloud said it mitigated a record-breaking distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack in April 2024 that reached a packet rate of 840 million packets per second (Mpps). This is just above the previous record of 809 million Mpps reported by Akamai as targeting a large European bank in June 2020. The 840 Mpps DDoS attack is said to have been a combination of a TCP

[[{"value":"Hackers frequently target schools and bank servers to obtain important personal information, including financial data, that can be used for identity theft and financial fraud. These data are also being…

[[{"value":"Hackers attack Microsoft Exchange servers because they often contain sensitive communication data that can be exploited for several illicit purposes. Besides this, the widespread use of Microsoft Exchange in enterprises…