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North Korea's Lazarus is wrapping malware delivery in ML-KEM-1024, the NSA's pick for national security systems, but it won't hide the malware itself.
The New York Knicks tricked employees with fake championship ring offers, forcing those who clicked links into mandatory cybersecurity training.
In the AI security age, responsibility for security lies on everyone in an organization, Microsoft warns.
PHP issues affected websites across the globe - we were there covering the latest updates.
Block Blast reportedly earned $127 million from ads, but an investigation uncovered code allegedly manipulating difficulty, player profiling, and incentives to watch ads.
Claroty researchers found 2,765 publicly accessible Danfoss refrigeration systems and three vulnerabilities involving hidden passwords, command injection, and web server manipulation.
Data breach likely saw attackers obtain millions of students' PII via a simple password compromise, it seems.
The 84% bot collapse after Ukraine's Yandex strikes was real, lasted about a day, and Cloudflare watched the automation move to rival clouds.
AI deepfakes and financial fraud campaigns are already showing up ahead of the US midterm elections in November.
A fake WatchGuard VPN download website stole administrator credentials before delivering the genuine signed installer, potentially exposing corporate networks without deploying malware.