Cybercriminals stories - Page 16

Avast, released its Q2/2022 Threat Report today, revealing a significant increase in global ransomware attacks, up 24% from Q1/2022.

Fraudulent donation pages promising aid to the Ukraine are appearing on the Darknet, according to Check Point Software.

Cybercriminals have tended to focus on acquiring user credentials to maximise their ability to traverse targeted IT infrastructures.

The world learned about the Hafnium attacks on Microsoft Exchange servers last year. Since then, even more vulnerabilities have been discovered,.

The finance industry has been revealed as the sector most under threat from cyber attacks, according to a new study released by Trellix.

Today we are talking to SonicWall director of product management Suroop Chandran, for the second IT Jam of our SonicWall series.

Australia's move towards open banking has been hindered by slow progress. However, with the right security measures, the future of open banking can be secure.

This year, a spate of high profile ransomware incidents has halted operations across business and critical infrastructures alike.

Retailers face historic security challenges as cybercriminals launch 5.4 million DDoS attacks in H1 2021, warns NETSCOUT.

Consumers are being warned to prepare for a spike in phishing attacks this holiday season, with cybercriminals expected to impersonate delivery companies.

Highest ransom paid in 2020 was $12.9m, almost doubled from the previous year, according to new research by Palo Alto Networks.

Nearly a quarter of exploits for sale in underground forums are over three years old, according to a report by cybersecurity firm Trend Micro.

Encrypted chat apps are doubling as illegal marketplaces as criminals utilise them to sell illegal goods without fear of content moderation.

5G technology flaws allow criminals to steal data and cut web access, says security assessment by Positive Technologies.

COVID-19 scams, ransomware attacks, and adware were among the top cyber threats faced by Australian businesses in 2020, according to Avast.

Cyber criminals are shifting their focus from encrypting data to publishing confidential information online, according to Kaspersky researchers.

As people's fear and desire to do something about COVID-19 is dominating the news, it is also being exploited in every way by online criminals.

As geopolitical tensions rise, Carbon Black forecasts an increase in destructive cyber attacks, sophisticated counter-detection, and extortion tactics in 2019.

Endace's EMEA senior director shares why agility is fundamental to cybersecurity, enforcing that if it isn't top of the agenda, it should be.

Cybercriminals in Bromium's report were earning up to £1.4m a year and had a number of fascinating spending habits.