More and more, threat actors are leveraging the browser to deliver malware in ways that can evade detection from antivirus […]
‘Fix It’ social-engineering scheme impersonates several brands Read More »
Welcome to the final Threat Source newsletter of 2024. Watching “Die Hard” during the Christmas season has become a widely
Welcome to the party, pal! Read More »
Cisco Talos’ Vulnerability Research team recently disclosed three out-of-bounds read vulnerabilities in Adobe Acrobat Reader, and two use-after-free vulnerabilities in
Acrobat out-of-bounds and Foxit use-after-free PDF reader vulnerabilities found Read More »
The US government launched a national security investigation into the popular, Chinese-owned router maker TP-Link, with a potential eye on
TP-Link faces US national security probe, potential ban on devices Read More »
Many people have heard of ChatGPT, Gemini, Bart, Claude, Llama, or other artificial intelligence (AI) assistants at this point. These
Pitting AI Against AI: Using PyRIT to Assess Large Language Models (LLMs) Read More »
In his Keynote talk at LABScon 24, Max Smeets explores how ransomware operators build a unique relationship between themselves and
LABScon24 Replay | The Ransomware Trust Paradox Read More »
Phishing remains one of the most dangerous and persistent cyber threats for individuals and organizations. Modern attacks use a growing
The role of email security in reducing user risk amid rising threats Read More »
With 2025 on the horizon, it’s important to reflect on the developments and various setbacks that happened in cybersecurity this
2024 roundup: Top data breach stories and industry trends Read More »
Threat actors have been observed uploading malicious typosquats of legitimate npm packages such as typescript-eslint and @types/node that have racked
Thousands Download Malicious npm Libraries Impersonating Legitimate Tools Read More »
