Russian Cybercrime Group Found To Be Using Windows PowerShell-Based Backdoor
Researchers have discovered that a very highly organized Russian cybercrime group is using a custom Windows PowerShell-based backdoor called PowerTrick
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Research
EXCLUSIVE: Free resource launched to teach infosec researchers a thing or two from the past
This hacking archive aims to teach infosecurity researchers a thing or two in 2020 by going back to the future
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Zombie Inside: Intel Confirms ZombieLoad 2 Security Threat
Intel has confirmed that its 8th and 9th generation of processors are actually vulnerable to a new ZombieLoad data-stealing exploit
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New Android Security Threat As ‘Unremovable’ Malware Infects 45,000 Phones So Far
Security researchers warn of an ongoing Android malware threat that is proving to be ‘unremovable’ even after a factory reset
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Can CISOs at smaller enterprises wield enough influence to square the third-party security circle?
The influence a CISO wields regarding third-party supply chain security is relative to enterprise size, and that’s a big problem
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As APT actors up their game, do enterprises need to pay more attention?
CISOs often roll their eyes when they hear ‘APT’ but this research suggests that they should be paying more attention
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Have You Sent 15,000 Sextortion Emails Today?
Security researchers warn that this large-scale sextortion campaign might very well be using your computer to distribute sexual blackmail demands
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Top Travel Apps For Android And iPhone Fail Privacy And Security Tests
New research reveals how 30 of the most popular Android & iOS travel apps are failing privacy and security tests
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The Market That Will Sell You A $20,000 Bank Loan For $30
Flashpoint intelligence analysts have taken a look at the cybercrime economy through the murky lens of dark web marketplace prices
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