Sead Fadilpašić

Just because an ad is on Google, it doesn't mean it's clean - hackers can abuse the platform to deliver malware.

Legitimate services can be used to bypass protections and deliver malware to victims more easily, experts warn.

Growing cybersecurity threats are keeping many CEOs up at night.

Microsoft Defender performance mode for developers only, but it should speed up build times.

Qbot operators are at it again, using legitimate software to distribute malware via Windows WordPad.

Two severe flaws in D-View network management suite allowed for remote code execution..

Advanced persistent threat actors are growing increasingly destructive, cybersecurity researchers are saying.

Another legitimate service is being abused to land malicious emails into your inbox.

Zyxel patches two flaws with a 9.8 vulnerability score, and urges its users to apply the fix immediately.

Researchers suggest its origins might have been benign, but CosmicEnergy malware now poses a significant threat.

Hackers are stealing login credentials and sensitive data, and preparing to disrupt communications in future crises, Microsoft warns

A popular WordPress plugin could have been exposing thousands of websites to potential takeover attacks.

A number of firms were warned by Barracuda about a possible breach, but we don’t know how many, or who attacked them.

GitLab 10/10 vulnerability was recently discovered and with no workaround available, the patch is the only solution.

After exposing sensitive user information, NCB offered two years of identity theft monitoring services, free of charge.

Businesses need to focus on immutability as attackers are often successful at compromising backups.

Big companies mean big payments, and that's what the hackers are after.

Microsoft Azure flaw first spotted a year ago by Secureworks researchers.

As businesses rushed to transform, security took a back seat for many firms, who still aren't all that comfortable now.

Legitimate Android app turned malicious a year after inception, putting thousands of users at risk.

Some regions still experienced spikes, and there were still more than 40 million breached accounts.

Both companies and ad posters can now verify their identities on LinkedIn.

The stolen database was subsequently deleted, the company claims.

Three major vulnerabilities discovered in Apple devices could pose a threat.

An updated version of POORTRY spotted carrying the same functionalities.