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Cloudflare recently blocked a massive distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack, the largest ever recorded at 3.8 terabits per second. This attack, part of a wave targeting various industries like finance and telecom, utilized a botnet of compromised devices including ASUS routers with a known vulnerability. The attackers aimed to overwhelm target networks and prevent legitimate users from accessing services. Further analysis revealed that these attacks were hyper-volumetri

Recently, Microsoft announced that a financially motivated threat actor has been observed using a type of ransomware called INC for the...

Russia’s largest social media and network service VK (VKontakte) has reportedly experienced a major data breach that impacted more than...

Hackers made a total of 293 million dollars in August with two major phishing attacks. This month was the third worst month of the year....

A new strain of the Android malware family Copybara has been active since November 2023, spreading via vishing attacks and using the MQTT...

An international cybercriminal organization has carried out a massive ransomware attack, encrypting the data of many large companies and demanding ransom. This event has deeply affected both the tech world and the global business community. In August 2024, several major companies around the world were hit by a ransomware attack. Attackers infiltrated companies' data systems, encrypted critical information and demanded a high ransom in exchange for its release. The group said

The measures taken and strategies implemented to ensure the security of individuals on the internet are called “Personal Cyber Security”. There is a need to be aware of this issue to protect personal data, financial data and digital assets. So, what can be done to ensure Personal Cyber Security? In this article, how to ensure Personal Cyber Security? We answer the question and look at what can be done in this regard. Here is what you need to know to ensure Personal Cyber Secu

In one of the largest data breaches in history, the personal information of nearly 3 billion individuals has been stolen from National...

According to a recent news report, 2 million Binance Coins (BNB) were stolen from Binance Bridge. The stolen amount is valued at $566...

YunHe Wang was arrested on May 24 on charges stemming from the distribution of malware and the creation and operation of a proxy service known as “911 S5,” according to a statement. This highly sophisticated botnet consisted of infected IP addresses spanning more than 190 countries and remained operational for eight years, starting in 2014. Wang reportedly earned at least $99 million by providing cybercriminals with access to the network for hundreds of dollars. He was found