Information Security Magazine

The suspect is an employee of Global Reach Technology, which provides some Wi-Fi services to Network Rail

Russian cyber-attacks on Ukrainian servicemen underscore the escalating use of digital warfare tactics in the ongoing conflict

The data leak exposed personal data of 100m US citizens, resulting from a misconfigured database made accessible online

A CybSafe survey found that 52% of workers have not yet received any training on safe AI use

UK train stations, including London Euston and Manchester Piccadilly, faced a cyber-attack displaying Islamophobic messages

Researchers discover mobile crypto drainer malware hidden in WalletConnect app garnering 10,000 downloads

The institute no longer requires regular password changes unless the authenticator has been compromised

Bitdefender is warning League of Legends fans not to fall for a phishing campaign designed to spread Lumma Stealer malware

82% of all phishing sites target mobile devices, with 76% using HTTPS to appear secure

House GOP unveiled a bill to combat Chinese cyber threats to US infrastructure, led by CISA and FBI

Adam Meyers, CrowdStrike VP for counter-adversary operations, appeared before a US congressional committee to answer questions about its July faulty software update

Some 3191 email addresses for congressional staff are available on the dark web

CISA adds critical Ivanti bug to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog

Cybercriminals are increasingly prioritizing script-based phishing techniques over one based on traditional malicious documents

Arkansas City’s water treatment facility faced a cyber incident on Sunday and has since switched to manual operations

Cybercriminals have been observed disguising Octo2 as legitimate apps like Google Chrome and NordVPN

SonicWall found that data breaches caused by malware attacks on US healthcare organizations have affected 14 million people so far in 2024

Cybersecurity leaders should prioritize response and recovery over prevention to effectively navigate the ever-evolving threat landscape, according to Gartner analysts

The US Commerce Department wants to prohibit the sale or import of connected vehicles with Russian or Chinese-made hardware and software

Pavel Durov says he will share details of “bad actors” and clean up Telegram’s search function