Cybercrims plant destructive time bomb malware in industrial .NET extensions
Multi-year wait for destruction comes to an end for mystery attackers
Cyber-crime07 Nov 2025 | 17
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Bank of England says JLR's cyberattack contributed to UK's unexpectedly slower GDP growth
This kind of material economic impact from online crooks thought to be a UK-first
Cyber-crime07 Nov 2025 | 16
Gootloader malware back for the attack, serves up ransomware
Move fast - miscreants compromised a domain controller in 17 hours
Cyber-crime06 Nov 2025 | 1
SonicWall fingers state-backed cyber crew for September firewall breach
Spies, not crooks, were behind digital heist – damage stopped at the backups, says US cybersec biz
Cyber-crime06 Nov 2025 | 10
Malware-pwned laptop gifts cybercriminals Nikkei's Slack
Stolen creds let miscreants waltz into 17K employees' chats, spilling info on staff and partners
Cyber-crime06 Nov 2025 | 5
Attackers abuse Gemini AI to develop ‘Thinking Robot’ malware and data processing agent for spying purposes
Meanwhile, others tried to social-engineer the chatbot itself
Cyber-crime05 Nov 2025 | 6
M&S pegs cyberattack cleanup costs at £136M as profits slump
Retailer's tech systems aren’t down anymore, but the same can’t be said for its rocky financials
Cyber-crime05 Nov 2025 | 18
Russian spies pack custom malware into hidden VMs on Windows machines
Curly COMrades strike again
Cyber-crime04 Nov 2025 | 4
Cybercrooks getting violent more often to secure big payouts in Europe
France-based victims hit especially hard, while UK named most-targeted country generally
Cyber-crime04 Nov 2025 | 7
AN0M, the backdoored ‘secure’ messaging app for criminals, is still producing arrests after four years
55 cuffed last week after court ruled sting operation was legal
Security04 Nov 2025 | 17
Ransomware negotiator, pay thyself!
Rogues committed extortion while working for infosec firms
Cyber-crime03 Nov 2025 | 3
Cybercrooks team up with organized crime to steal pricey cargo
Old-school cargo heists reborn in the cyber age
Cyber-crime03 Nov 2025 | 6
Attackers targeting unpatched Cisco kit notice malware implant removal, install it again
Infosec in brief PLUS: Cyber-exec admits selling secrets to Russia; LastPass isn't checking to see if you're dead; Nation-state backed Windows malware; and more
Security02 Nov 2025 | 1
Russia finally bites the cybercrooks it raised, arresting suspected Meduza infostealer devs
Rare case of the state turning on its own, but researchers say it may be doing so more often
Cyber-crime31 Oct 2025 | 8
Attackers dig up $11M in Garden Finance crypto exploit
Bitcoin bridge biz offers 10 percent reward to attackers if they play nice
Cyber-crime31 Oct 2025 | 4
Suspected Chinese snoops weaponize unpatched Windows flaw to spy on European diplomats
Expired security cert, real Brussels agenda, plus PlugX malware finish the job
Cyber-crime30 Oct 2025 | 16
Cyberpunks mess with Canada's water, energy, and farm systems
Infosec agency warns hacktivists broke into critical infrastructure systems to tamper with controls
Cyber-crime30 Oct 2025 | 17
Marketing giant Dentsu warns staff after Merkle data raid
Emails confirm payroll and bank details lifted in cyberattack on US subsidiary
Cyber-crime29 Oct 2025 | 1
Australian police building AI to translate emoji used by ‘crimefluencers’
Five Eyes intel alliance has created a team to target these scum who prey on kids
Cyber-crime29 Oct 2025 | 19
Marks & Spencer swaps out TCS for fresh helpdesk deal
Move follows months-long procurement process as retailer refreshes parts of its IT support setup
On-Prem28 Oct 2025 | 33
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China uses Mars orbiter to snap interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS
Middle Kingdom also postpones astronaut return mission after something hit its spaceship
Rideshare giant moves 200 Macs out of the cloud, saves $2.4 million
Grab tried to virtualize macOS, but Apple doesn’t make that easy
Microsoft apologizes for not explaining cheaper no-AI M365 plans, and all it took was a government lawsuit
Updated Even offers refunds if users sign up for AI they don’t want, once it fixed a bad link
You'll never guess what the most common passwords are. Oh, wait, yes you will
Most of you still can't do better than 123456?
'Windows sucks,' former Microsoft engineer says, explains how to fix it
Respecting users choices and offering a hardcore mode among key suggestions.
Google’s Ironwood TPUs represent a bigger threat than Nvidia would have you believe
Chocolate Factory's homegrown silicon boasts Blackwell-level perf at massive scale
Help desk boss fell for ‘Internet Cleaning Day’ prank - then swore he got the joke
On Call Lost packets would be cleaned out of routers, dead gopher servers would be pulled out of holes …
Agents of misfortune: The world isn't ready for autonomous software
Opinion Amazon's spat with Perplexity shows that technology is not the only blocker for the agentic era
Cisco warns of 'new attack variant' battering firewalls under exploit for 6 months
Plus 2 new critical vulns - patch now
Malware-pwned laptop gifts cybercriminals Nikkei's Slack
Stolen creds let miscreants waltz into 17K employees' chats, spilling info on staff and partners
STORIES
WSUS attacks hit 'multiple' orgs as Google and other infosec sleuths ring Redmond’s alarm bell
If at first you don’t succeed, patch and patch again
Security27 Oct 2025 | 9
Iran's school for cyberspies could've used a few more lessons in preventing breaches
Ravin Academy confirms the intrusion on Telegram, says student data was stolen
Cyber-crime27 Oct 2025 | 7
Ex-CISA head thinks AI might fix code so fast we won't need security teams
Jen Easterly says most breaches stem from bad software, and smarter tech could finally clean it up
Cyber-crime27 Oct 2025 | 64
UN Cybercrime Treaty wins dozens of signatories, to go with its many critics
Allows surveillance and cross-border evidence sharing, which worries human rights groups
Cyber-crime27 Oct 2025 | 1
Sneaky Mermaid attack in Microsoft 365 Copilot steals data
updated Redmond says it's fixed this particular indirect prompt injection vuln
Cyber-crime24 Oct 2025 | 13
Cyber exec with lavish lifestyle charged with selling secrets to Russia
The 0-days have left the building
Cyber-crime24 Oct 2025 | 59
Playtime’s over: Crooks swipe Toys R Us Canada customer data and dump it online
What?! No complimentary credit monitoring?
Cyber-crime23 Oct 2025 | 3
Google nukes 3,000 YouTube videos that sowed malware disguised as cracked software
Check Point helps exorcise vast 'Ghost Network' that used fake tutorials to push infostealers
Cyber-crime23 Oct 2025 | 19
SpaceX pulls plug on 2,500 Starlink terminals tied to Myanmar fraud farms
Criminal outfits had been using Musk's broadband beacons to run cyber-slavery scams across Southeast Asia
Cyber-crime23 Oct 2025 | 17
Jaguar Land Rover cyber-meltdown tipped to cost the UK almost £2B
That's a lot of extended warranties
Cyber-crime22 Oct 2025 | 40
Muji's minimalist calm shattered as ransomware takes down logistics partner
Japanese retailer halts online orders after attack cripples third-party vendor
Cyber-crime21 Oct 2025 |
Feds flag active exploitation of patched Windows SMB vuln
CISA adds high-severity flaw to KEV list, urges swift updating
Cyber-crime21 Oct 2025 | 6
Have I Been Pwned logs 17.6M victims in Prosper breach
P2P lending platform says it could not verify the claims at present
Cyber-crime17 Oct 2025 | 4
Chinese cyberspies snoop on Russian IT biz in rare east-on-east attack
Who needs enemies when you have friends like Xi?
Cyber-crime16 Oct 2025 | 9
Senator presses Cisco over firewall flaws that burned US agency
Bill Cassidy letter asks if Switchzilla sat on critical flaws before feds were forced into emergency patching
Public Sector16 Oct 2025 | 6
Auction house Sotheby's finds its data on the block after cyberattack
Alert says financial account information lifted from systems
Cyber-crime16 Oct 2025 | 8
Machine learning meets malware: how AI-powered ransomware could destroy your business
How to avoid your business being felled by an AI-powered ransomware attack that costs less than a laptop.
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Capita fined £14M after 58-hour delay exposed 6.6M records
ICO makes example of outsourcing giant over sluggish cyber response
Cybersecurity Month15 Oct 2025 | 30
Asahi breach leaves bitter taste as brewer fears personal data slurped
Japan's beer behemoth still mopping up after ransomware spill that disrupted deliveries and delayed results
Cyber-crime14 Oct 2025 |
Oracle rushes out another emergency E-Business Suite patch as Clop fallout widens
Latest in a long line of EBS flaws leta miscreants remotely compromise enterprise systems to pinch sensitive data
Patches14 Oct 2025 | 1
British govt agents demand action after UK mega-cyberattacks surge 50%
Warn businesses to act now as high-severity incidents keep climbing
Cyber-crime14 Oct 2025 | 37
Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters rage-quit the internet (again), promise to return next year
'We will never stop,' say crooks, despite retiring twice in the space of a month
Cybersecurity Month13 Oct 2025 | 5
Microsoft warns of 'payroll pirate' crew looting US university salaries
Crooks phish campus staff, slip into HR systems, and quietly reroute paychecks
Cyber-crime10 Oct 2025 | 17
Cops nuke BreachForums (again) amid cybercrime supergroup extortion blitz
US and French fuzz pull the plug on Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters' latest leak shop targeting Salesforce
Cyber-crime10 Oct 2025 | 2
UK techies' union warns members after breach exposes sensitive personal details
Prospect apologizes for cyber gaffe affecting up to 160K members
Cybersecurity Month10 Oct 2025 | 21
SonicWall breach hits every cloud backup customer after 5% claim goes up in smoke
Affects users regardless of when their backups were created
Cyber-crime09 Oct 2025 | 31
Take this rob and shove it! Salesforce issues stern retort to ransomware extort
CRM giant 'will not engage, negotiate with, or pay' the scumbags
Cyber-crime08 Oct 2025 | 7
Nearly a year after attack, US medical scanning biz gets clear image of stolen patient data
No fraud monitoring and no apology after miscreants make off with medical, financial data
Cyber-crime07 Oct 2025 | 5
Police and military radio maker BK Technologies cops to cyber break-in
Florida comms outfit serving cops, firefighters, and the military says hackers pinched some employee data but insists its systems stayed online
Cyber-crime07 Oct 2025 | 2
OpenAI bans suspected Chinese accounts using ChatGPT to plan surveillance
It also banned some suspected Russian accounts trying to create influence campaigns and malware
Cyber-crime07 Oct 2025 | 5
Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters offering $10 in Bitcoin to 'endlessly harass' execs
Crime group claims to have already doled out $1K to those in it 'for money and for the love of the game'
Cybersecurity Month06 Oct 2025 | 20
Radiant Group won't touch kids' data now, but apparently hospitals are fair game
Ransomware crooks utterly fail to find moral compass
Cybersecurity Month06 Oct 2025 | 3
Thieves steal IDs and payment info after data leaks from Discord support vendor
Outsourcing your helpdesk always seems like a good idea – until someone else's breach becomes your problem
Security06 Oct 2025 | 9
Jaguar Land Rover engines ready to roar again after weeks-long cyber stall
No confirmed date but workers expected to return in the coming days
Cyber-crime06 Oct 2025 | 14
Clop crew hits Oracle E-Business Suite users with fresh zero-day
Big Red rushes out patch for 9.8-rated flaw after crooks exploit it for data theft and extortion
Cybersecurity Month06 Oct 2025 |
Leak suggests US government is fibbing over FEMA security failings
Infosec in brief Plus, PAN under attack, IT whistleblowers get a payout, and China kills online scammers
Cybersecurity Month06 Oct 2025 | 27
Criminals take Renault UK customer data for a joyride
Names, numbers, and reg plates exposed in latest auto industry cyber-shunt
Cybersecurity Month03 Oct 2025 | 22
Clop-linked crims shake down Oracle execs with data theft claims
Extortion emails name-drop Big Red's E-Business Suite, though Google and Mandiant yet to find proof of any breach
Cybersecurity Month02 Oct 2025 |
3.7M breach notification letters set to flood North America's mailboxes
Allianz Life and WestJet lead the way, along with a niche software shop
Cybersecurity Month01 Oct 2025 | 8
Beijing-backed burglars master .NET to target government web servers
‘Phantom Taurus’ created custom malware to hunt secrets across Asia, Africa, and the Middle East
Cybersecurity Month01 Oct 2025 | 8
One line of malicious npm code led to massive Postmark email heist
MCP plus open source plus typosquatting equals trouble
Cyber-crime29 Sep 2025 | 7
Asahi runs dry as online attackers take down Japanese brewer
No personal info gulped as yet, but don't call for help
Cyber-crime29 Sep 2025 | 9
Harrods blames its supplier after crims steal 430k customers’ data in fresh attack
Attackers make contact but negotiations fall on deaf ears
Cyber-crime29 Sep 2025 | 12
Jaguar Land Rover gets £1.5B government jump-start after cyber breakdown
Hundreds of thousands of workers in financial despair supported with landmark loan
Cyber-crime29 Sep 2025 | 31
Salesforce facing multiple lawsuits after Salesloft breach
Updated CRM giant denies security shortcomings as claims allege stolen data used for ID theft
Cyber-crime26 Sep 2025 | 5
LockBit's new variant is 'most dangerous yet,' hitting Windows, Linux and VMware ESXi
Operation Cronos didn’t kill LockBit – it just came back meaner
Cyber-crime26 Sep 2025 | 47
Volvo North America confirms staff data stolen following ransomware attack on IT supplier
The downstream consequences of Miljödata’s ransomware attack continue to affect major organizations
Cyber-crime26 Sep 2025 | 5
UK and US security agencies order urgent fixes as Cisco firewall bugs exploited in wild
CISA gives feds 24 hours to patch, NCSC urges rapid action as flaws linked to ArcaneDoor spies
Patches26 Sep 2025 | 14
North Korea's Lazarus Group shares its malware with IT work scammers
Keeping Pyongyang's coffers full
Cyber-crime25 Sep 2025 |
Callous crims break into preschool network, publish toddlers' data
Images of toddlers and home addresses leaked in reprehensible landmark attack
Cyber-crime25 Sep 2025 | 23
Empty shelves, empty coffers: Co-op pegs cyber hit at £80m
Supermarket says the hack that shut down systems and emptied shelves has turned profits into losses
Cyber-crime25 Sep 2025 | 25
New string of phishing attacks targets Python developers
If you recently got an email asking you to verify your credentials to a PyPI site, better change that password
Cyber-crime24 Sep 2025 | 3
UK agency makes arrest in airport cyberattack investigation
After air passenger travel hit across the Atlantic, organized crime agency strikes
Cyber-crime24 Sep 2025 | 22
Cybercriminals cash out with casino giant's employee data
Attackers hit jackpot after targeting Boyd Gaming
Cyber-crime24 Sep 2025 | 3
Politicos: 'There is a good strong case for government intervention' on JLR cyberattack
Covid-style financial support? Nothing to confirm yet, say MPs
Cyber-crime24 Sep 2025 | 23
SIM city: Feds say 100,000-card farms could have killed cell towers in NYC
Secret Service seizes 300-server network allegedly tied to nation-state hackers
Cyber-crime23 Sep 2025 | 81
Workers fear for their jobs as JLR's latest shutdown extended
With no idea when engines restart, families gear down on spending ahead of Christmas
Cyber-crime23 Sep 2025 | 31
Suspected Iran-backed attackers targeting European aerospace sector with novel malware
Instead of job offers, victims get MiniJunk backdoor and MiniBrowse stealer
Cyber-crime23 Sep 2025 | 9
UK chancellor Putin the blame on Russia for cyber chaos, but evidence says otherwise
Reeves points finger at Moscow in interview when authorities reckon it's local lads
Cyber-crime23 Sep 2025 | 88
Cops cuff another teen over alleged Scattered Spider attack that broke Vegas casinos
Not old enough to drink, old enough to be accused of causing millions in damage
Cyber-crime22 Sep 2025 | 3
EU’s cyber agency blames ransomware as Euro airport check-in chaos continues
Airport staff revert to manual ops as travellers urged to use self-service check-in where possible
Cyber-crime22 Sep 2025 | 25
Car giant Stellantis says customer data nicked after partner vendor pwned
Automaker insists only names and emails exposed, no financials
Cyber-crime22 Sep 2025 | 13
Tech troubles create aviation chaos on both sides of the Atlantic
‘Cyber-attack’ on ticketing outfit Collins and cable cuts at Dallas ground hundreds of flights
Cyber-crime22 Sep 2025 | 53
Ivanti EPMM holes let miscreants plant shady listeners, CISA says
Unnamed org compromised with two malware sets
Cyber-crime19 Sep 2025 |
Alleged Scattered Spider teen cuffed after extortion Bitcoin used to buy games, meals
Feds say gift card splurges tied suspect to multimillion-dollar ransomware crew
Cyber-crime19 Sep 2025 | 50
Crims bust through SonicWall to grab sensitive config data
Vendor pulls plug on cloud backup feature, urges admins to reset passwords and re-secure devices
Cyber-crime18 Sep 2025 | 6
Cybercriminals pwn 850k+ Americans' healthcare data
Three US medical centers fess up to serious breaches
Cyber-crime18 Sep 2025 | 10
Two Scattered Spider teens charged over attack on London’s transport network
Decisive action comes nearly a year after the attack and first arrest took place
Cyber-crime18 Sep 2025 | 14
Insight Partners confirms ransomware hit, more than 12,000 caught in data dragnet
VC giant rebuilt boxes, patched holes, and says it’s beefed up security – but won’t say who did it
Cyber-crime18 Sep 2025 | 3
Russian fake-news network, led by an ex-Florida sheriff's deputy, storms back into action with 200+ new sites
As the Trump administration guts efforts to counter election disinfo
Cyber-crime18 Sep 2025 | 45
Scattered Spider gang feigns retirement, breaks into bank instead
You didn't really trust the crims to keep their word, did you?
Cyber-crime17 Sep 2025 | 5
BreachForums kingpin goes from walk-free deal to 3-year stretch
Prosecutors say Conor Fitzpatrick's crimes caused 'incalculable' damage
Cyber-crime17 Sep 2025 | 4
UK telco Colt’s recovery from August cyberattack pushes into November
Pentesters confirm key system is safe but core products remain unavailable
Cyber-crime17 Sep 2025 | 3
Microsoft blocks bait for ‘fastest-growing’ 365 phish kit, seizes 338 domains
Redmond names alleged ringleader, claims 5K+ creds stolen and $100k pocketed
Cyber-crime16 Sep 2025 | 5
Criminals broke into the system Google uses to share info with cops
Talk about an inside job
Cyber-crime16 Sep 2025 | 11
Self-propagating worm fuels latest npm supply chain compromise
Intrusions bear the same hallmarks as recent Nx mess
Cybersecurity Month16 Sep 2025 | 15
FileFix attacks use fake Facebook security alerts to trick victims into running infostealers
Tech evolved from PoC to global campaign in under two months
Security16 Sep 2025 | 6
JLR stuck in neutral as losses skyrocket amid cyberattack cleanup
Latest extension to factory closures takes incident response into fourth week
Cyber-crime16 Sep 2025 | 59
Careless engineer stored recovery codes in plaintext, got whole org pwned
Cautionary tale from the recent SonicWall attacks
Cyber-crime15 Sep 2025 | 40
Former FinWise employee may have accessed nearly 700K customer records
Bank says incident went undetected for over a year before discovery in June
Cyber-crime15 Sep 2025 | 4
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