China-linked hackers used a compromised government site to target other government entities with the ToughProgress malware that uses an attacker-controlled Google Calendar for C&C.
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Website remains offline following suspected cyber incident, as experts warn of escalating threats targeting major retailers
The post Victoria’s Secret Website Taken Offline After Cyberattack appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Security researchers warn that OneDrive’s file sharing tool may grant third-party web apps access to all your files—not just the one you choose to upload.
The post OneDrive Gives Web Apps Full Read Access to All Files appeared first on SecurityWeek.
As cloud security spending surges to $111 billion, new data highlights Microsoft’s dominance, the U.S. market’s outsized role, and Google’s strategic acquisition of Wiz.
The post Inside the $111 Billion Cloud Security Market: Acquisition, Expansion, and Where to Aim Next appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Nova Scotia Power has finally admitted that the recent cyberattack was a ransomware attack, but it hasn’t paid the hackers.
The post Nova Scotia Power Confirms Ransomware Attack, 280k Notified of Data Breach appeared first on SecurityWeek.
The DanaBot botnet ensnared over 300,000 devices and caused more than $50 million in damages before being disrupted.
The post DanaBot Botnet Disrupted, 16 Suspects Charged appeared first on SecurityWeek.
UK retailer Marks & Spencer expects the disruptions caused by the recent cyberattack to continue through July.
The post Marks & Spencer Expects Ransomware Attack to Cost $400 Million appeared first on SecurityWeek.
SecurityWeek’s 2025 Threat Detection & Incident Response (TDIR) Summit takes place as a virtual summit on Wednesday, May 21st.
The post Virtual Event Today: Threat Detection & Incident Response (TDIR) Summit appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Many of the industrial control system (ICS) instances seen in internet scanning are likely or possibly honeypots, not real devices.
The post Up to 25% of Internet-Exposed ICS Are Honeypots: Researchers appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Pwn2Own participants demonstrated exploits against VMs, AI, browsers, servers, containers, and operating systems.
The post Hackers Earn Over $1 Million at Pwn2Own Berlin 2025 appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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