Cybercrime

US Bank Investigates Alleged LockBit Ransomware Breach
Malware & Threats US Bank Investigates Alleged LockBit Ransomware Breach

Vice President of Public Affairs Lee Henderson confirmed that US Bank is aware of the threat but has found no evidence of unauthorized system access. This statement was released to address growing concerns regarding a potential security breach that could compromise the integrity of one of the

How Is StopAndProtect Hijacking WordPress for Crypto Theft?
Infrastructure & Network Security How Is StopAndProtect Hijacking WordPress for Crypto Theft?

Data recovered from exposed logs shows a high concentration of victims located in the United States and Russia who fell for deceptive identity verification prompts. This specific wave of attacks targets the administrative backend of WordPress websites, turning them into delivery vehicles for

Chinese Actor Uses Agentic AI for Autonomous Cyberattacks
Malware & Threats Chinese Actor Uses Agentic AI for Autonomous Cyberattacks

While the autonomous agent conducted broad-spectrum scanning, the human operator concurrently managed to exfiltrate data from three organizations by exploiting specific vulnerabilities in Citrix NetScaler and Marimo instances. This dual-pronged offensive marks a pivotal moment in the evolution of

How to Detect Phishing Emails: A 12-Step 2026 Guide
Identity & Access Management How to Detect Phishing Emails: A 12-Step 2026 Guide

The FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center reported that email-based fraud and government impersonation losses exceeded four billion dollars throughout the previous year. This staggering figure underscores a fundamental shift in the landscape of digital deception where traditional markers of fraud,

Aura vs. LifeLock vs. Identity Guard: Which Is Best in 2026?
Identity & Access Management Aura vs. LifeLock vs. Identity Guard: Which Is Best in 2026?

Gen Digital’s massive corporate architecture allows LifeLock to monitor malware trends across sixty-five million customers but also makes the company a prime target for hackers. This paradox of scale defines the current digital security landscape, where the sheer volume of data managed by major

New E4del and PINHOLE RATs Use FTP Banners for Malware Delivery
Malware & Threats New E4del and PINHOLE RATs Use FTP Banners for Malware Delivery

Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a novel campaign where threat actors utilize FTP server banners as dead drop resolvers to facilitate the initial delivery of malicious commands. This tactical shift marks a departure from conventional reliance on web-based command-and-control infrastructures

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