Cyber Criminal stories - Page 3

Cyber criminals are exploiting fears surrounding the current outbreak of coronavirus in an attempt to launch theft malware.

5G and AI are poised to reshape cybersecurity strategies for the next decade, warn experts from BI.ZONE and the World Economic Forum.

Databarracks urges businesses to adopt a non-negotiation stance against ransomware attacks, citing Radiohead's defiance as an inspiring example.

Over the last few years, the world has seen a steady and increasing flow of high profile data breaches hitting the headlines...

Diving into cyber security careers, industry experts reveal the skills needed to fight cybercrime and the dynamic nature of this ever-evolving field.

Europol, Intel Security and Kapersky Lab create No More Ransom to help victims of ransomware recover their data.

Retail sector now the most targeted by cyber criminals, surpassing finance sector, according to NTT 2016 Global Threat Intelligence Report.

Australian businesses are falling behind in cyber security, leaving them vulnerable to cyber criminals, according to Deloitte.

A new class of professional cyber criminals has emerged, adopting corporate practices to increase the efficiency of their attacks.

The number and reach of cyber threats continues to grow, and, contrary to popular belief, even highly effective attacks can be very unsophisticated.

The volume of new mobile malware tripled in 2015, with attacks becoming more complex and targeted, according to Kaspersky Lab.

As digital devices become a staple of people's every day lives, personal and private information is increasingly at risk.

Palo Alto Networks survey reveals insights into cyberattackers and how to prevent data breaches. #cybersecurity #dataprivacy.

A number of companies have accused their competitors of staging Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks against them, according to new research.

Soaring exploit kit use sees malware surge by 75%, as cybercriminals target users with automated attacks, Infoblox's DNS Threat Index reveals.

As another year begins, now is the time for IT departments to look at how they can best mitigate security risks.