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New DNS Vulnerability Lets Attackers Launch Large-Scale DDoS Attacks A new vulnerability affecting DNS protocol could let remote attackers launch large-scale DDoS attacks by tricking recursive DNS services into sending large packets to any website.

Securing a Platform Modern cybersecurity is a complex operation. How the Auth0’s security team intentionally optimizes this cloud-native identity and access ...

Ukraine announces arrest of alleged Collection 1 hacker Ukraine arrested a man they say amassed hundreds of millions of stolen credentials and offered them as a dataset known as Collection 1.

Bigger budgets have not entailed more security | SC Media Greater spending on cybersecurity products hasn't entailed a better organizational security posture. Despite the millions of dollars spent by

Six need-to-know takeaways from the Verizon breach report Phishing & stolen credentials are attackers' most favored means of network compromise, and employee errors help pave the way, warns a new Verizon report.

WolfRAT malware targets WhatsApp, Messenger | SC Media A new malware called “WolfRAT is targeting messaging apps, such as WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger and Line on Thai Android devices. WolfRAT, according

British airline easyJet breached, data of 9 million customers compromised | SC Media An attack against British airline easyJet by “a highly sophisticated source" accessed the email addresses and travel details of approximately nine million

Executive order boots “foreign adversaries” from US electric grid over security concerns White House action implies that China is "creating and exploiting" vulnerabilities in the US power grid. Experts say hardware backdoors have the potential for doing significant damage.

Netwalker ransomware actors go fileless to make attacks untraceable Malicious actors are using an sneaky fileless malware technique, reflective DLL injection, to launch untraceable Netwalker ransomware attacks.

REvil attackers who threatened celebrity law firm, Trump, strike food distributor | SC Media The REvil/Sodinokibi ransomware hackers that struck celebrity law firm Grubman, Shire, Meiselas and Sacks and threatened to release information on clients

Ramsay spy framework built to subvert air-gapped defenses Researchers have discovered "Ramsay," a new cyber espionage framework built to collect and exfiltrate documents while operating within air‑gapped networks.