TLDR: Chinese cyberespionage group Volt Typhoon breached U.S. critical infrastructure, prompting a shift in the cyber threat landscape. Federal officials warn that other nation-state adversaries could follow Volt Typhoon’s tactics in compromising

Summary of Highest and lowest cyber risk countries revealed TLDR: Analysis by MixMode.ai reveals countries with highest and lowest cyber risk in 2024. US ranks 9th with lowest cyber risk, while Finland

TLDR: International enforcement agencies condemn GRU-linked threat actors and identify LockBit ransomware administrator. New malware “Cuckoo” acts as spyware on macOS devices, targeting sensitive data. F5 releases fixes for high-severity vulnerabilities in

Cybersecurity Races to Unmask New Wave of AI Deepfakes TLDR: New wave of AI-generated deepfakes set to become more sophisticated and harder to detect Kevin Mandia, CEO of Mandiant at Google Cloud,

CensysGPT: AI-Powered Threat Hunting for Cybersecurity Pros (Webinar) TLDR: – Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming cybersecurity, with tools like CensysGPT reshaping threat hunting. – Attend the webinar to learn how generative AI

TLDR: British Columbia’s government confirmed a sophisticated cyber attack attempt on its information systems, but no sensitive data has been compromised. The government is investigating the incident and has taken proactive security

TLDR: Russia-linked Black Basta ransomware group brought down Ascension IT systems, affecting clinical operations. Black Basta is known for double extortion attacks, exfiltrating data and operating a cybercrime marketplace. In a recent

TLDR: Ascension hospitals in Tennessee hit by a major cyberattack affecting patient care. Electronic health records, MyChart, phone systems, and ordering systems offline. Ascension hospitals and doctors’ offices in Tennessee have been

TLDR: Chinese state-backed hackers are suspected to be behind a third-party breach impacting the UK Armed Forces, exposing the bank details of 272,000 current and former members. The breach was traced back

TLDR: Key Points: A new malware campaign is targeting Windows and Microsoft Office users through cracked software, distributing RATs and coin miners. The malware employs advanced techniques for persistence, making it difficult