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SonicWall blames state hackers for damaging data breach
Someone broke into SonicWall's cloud backup service and stole files - and the company thinks it knows who is to blame.
Well, that is awkward - MIT Sloan forced to withdraw "absolutely ridiculous" paper claiming AI played "significant role" in most ransomware attacks
MIT Sloan retracts paper linking most ransomware to AI after global experts condemn exaggerated claims and lack of credible evidence.
Want to know what EU officials are up to? Call a data broker
Reporters have used data brokers to access location and movement information of EU Commissioners.
Three of the biggest cybercrime gangs around appear to be teaming up - which could be bad news for all of us
Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters are making it official, and joining forces to terrorize organizations everywhere.
Microsoft Teams really could be bad for your (security) health - hackers spoof bosses, send fake messages, and more
Microsoft says it fixed the issue without needing any user action.
Millions of developers could be open to attack after critical flaw exploited - here's what we know
An npm package with 2 million weekly downloads found vulnerable but a patch is available.
Apache OpenOffice says it wasn't hit by cyberattack - despite ransomware hacker claims
Akira says it's about to leak gigabytes of sensitive data, but OpenOffice says it doesn't even have that type of data.
Russian hackers hit Windows machines via Linux VMs with new custom malware
Hiding malware in VMs bypasses security protections and hides traffic.
