Ryuk ransomware squeezes $640,000 from corporate victims in weeks
Is Ryuk another ransomware from North Korea's infamous Lazarus group?
Is Ryuk another ransomware from North Korea's infamous Lazarus group?
Based upon lots of ESG research, some enterprise cybersecurity technology trends are emerging
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Malware uses six old Android exploits to root infected devices.
Shady practices by a Chinese digital marketing firm has left 250 million PCs at risk of being fully comprised.
Hackers once again use legit Apple Developer ID to sign malware for Mac computers.
Just as we’ve learned to tune out car alarms, so have we become impervious to the headlines of cybercrime. That’s despite cybercriminals stealing over 500 million identities1 in 2014, alone. According to a December 2014 Computer Weekly article2, “The production of malware continues on an industrial scale, with exploit kits and malware services putting sophisticated attack methods in the hands of relatively unskilled cyber criminals.” And unfortunately, ignoring the issue will not make it go away.