Attackers are no longer breaking into Windows; they are logging in using Microsoft's own administrative tools to silence security.
New data from InterCert France shows a narrowing window for cyberattack detection as criminal groups adopt industrial methods.
As data breaches become a statistical certainty, the strategy for individual privacy is shifting from simple firewalls to active surveillance of the web's dark underbelly.
Thales DGA Philippe Vallée highlights the rise of AI-driven cyberattacks and why companies must prioritize protecting their most critical assets.
A lone actor's dismantling of a massive illegal network reveals the hidden fragility in modern organizational design and the coming age of fragmented resilience.
As crypto losses from hacks surpass $1 billion in 2024, the industry's biggest developers are pivoting from speed to security protocols.
New data reveals a 9.3% surge in federal criminal investigations, signaling a shift in Switzerland’s role as a global financial sanctuary.
France's education department is using simulated cyberattacks to teach staff how to spot digital traps before real hackers strike.
A look at the recent breach of the Axios library and how state-sponsored actors are turning open-source tools into digital Trojan horses.
X is finally locking down new accounts that mention crypto. It is a necessary move, but one that highlights the platform's fundamental identity crisis.
Attackers are using WhatsApp to deliver VBScript malware to Windows users. Here is why this is a platform integrity crisis for Microsoft and a wake-up call for IT departments.
A sophisticated spyware campaign targeting iPhone users through modified WhatsApp clients highlights critical vulnerabilities in third-party app distribution.
