The North Korean state-sponsored hacker group Kimsuki is using malicious QR codes in spearphishing campaigns that target U.S.

This script downloads the malware and other malicious tools, disables Windows Defender, and displays the real booking website to throw the victim off. There doesn’t seem to be a specific name for the ...

CISA adds two vulnerabilities affecting Microsoft Office and HPE OneView to its KEV list, urging agencies to patch by January ...

A new PHALT#BLYX campaign targets European hotels using fake Booking.com emails, ClickFix lures, PowerShell, and MSBuild to ...

The new year has barely begun, but the first days of 2026 have brought big news for health. On Monday, the US’s federal ...

Ukraine’s largest grain producer and exporter, agricultural holding Kernel, has agreed to acquire Agro Region, a farming group partly owned by former Ukrainian economy minister and Lithuanian national ...

AI helps security teams move faster — but it’s also helping attackers do the same, turning cybersecurity into a race of machines versus machines.

Russia's FSB said Laurent Vinatier was freed in exchange for Daniil Kasatkin, a Russian who was wanted in the United States ...

A sophisticated threat actor that uses Linux-based malware to target telecommunications providers has recently broadened its ...

NordVPN, which has a 17% VPN market share in the U.S., has issued a security update following claims of a hack attack and ...

Hackers appear to have wormed their way into Rainbow Six Siege X again, this time sending bogus ban notifications and ...

GitHub, the dominant software development platforms, is responding to the rise of AI coding services and AI agents ...