Let’s examine, through the lens of some historic breaches, the five most common mistakes that still serve as a catalyst to compromise.
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The FBI has attributed the Bybit hack to a North Korean group named TraderTraitor as more technical details of the attack have come to light.
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Threat Intelligence firm Kela warns of a new ransomware group called Anubis operating as a RaaS service with an extensive array of options for affiliates.
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New Linux malware named Auto-Color, which allows full remote access to compromised devices, targets North America and Asia.
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SecurityWeek’s 2025 Ransomware Resilience & Recovery Summit takes place today, February 26th, as a fully immersive virtual event.
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The Open Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF) has created a structured set of security requirements for open source projects.
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Qualcomm says it’s working with Google to ensure that Android device manufacturers will be able to provide security updates for 8 years.
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Background and drug screening giant DISA has revealed that a 2024 data breach impacts more than 3.3 million people.
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A China-linked botnet powered by 130,000 hacked devices has targeted Microsoft 365 accounts with password spraying attacks.
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Dreadnode is building “offensive machine learning” tools to safely simulate how AI models might be exploited in the wild.
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