Stellar Cyber partners with BlackBerry to help users detect and respond to cyber threats Stellar Cyber announced a new partnership with BlackBerry to deliver a comprehensive threat detection and response solution enabling MSSPs and enterprises to simplify their security stacks, increase productivity, and reduce the time it takes to detect and respond to cyber threats. […]

Australia’s home affairs minister would be able to order critical infrastructure such as energy, transport or communications entities to take or cease action during a significant cybersecurity situation, under changes proposed by the federal government. In related changes billed as a response to the 2022 Optus and Medibank incidents, the minister could also order companies

The responsibility for the attack has been claimed by Gonjeshke Darande,” (which means Predatory Sparrow in Persian), a hacker group that has been targeting Iranian critical infrastructure since 2020. This article has been updated with a correction stating that Gonjeshke Darande is not linked to Israel, and there is no evidence that it is backed

Outdated information management practices contributed to a massive data breach by the Police Service of Northern Ireland that should act as a “wake-up call” to other police forces, according to an independent review of the debacle. The PSNI missed opportunities to secure and protect data, leading to the leaking of details of 9,500 staff members,

Ransomware attacks have become a significant and pervasive threat in the ever-evolving realm of cybersecurity. Among the various iterations of ransomware, one trend that has gained prominence is Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS). This alarming development has transformed the cybercrime landscape, enabling individuals with limited technical expertise to carry out devastating attacks. Traditional and double extortion ransomware attacks

Unauthorized websites distributing trojanized versions of cracked software have been found to infect Apple macOS users with a new Trojan-Proxy malware. “Attackers can use this type of malware to gain money by building a proxy server network or to perform criminal acts on behalf of the victim: to launch attacks on websites, companies and individuals,

Intruder.io, a London, England-based cybersecurity firm, conducted a self-hack using a DNS rebinding attack, enabling them to extract low-privileged AWS credentials. Cybersecurity firm Intruder has published blog posts explaining how they got hacked by successfully exploiting a DNS rebinding vulnerability that allowed them to extract low-privileged AWS (Amazon Web Services) credentials. They discovered a DNS

Ransomware in 2024: Anticipated impact, targets, and landscape shift As ransomware continues to be on the rise, we can expect groups to continue to evolve their attacks and operate at a larger scale for bigger profits. This will put organizations at higher risk if they don’t adopt a more aggressive security strategy. Here is what