Global Police Smash 300 Servers in Historic Ransomware Takedown
The Biggest Cybercrime Bust You Haven’t Heard About (Yet) Imagine waking up to find out the tools cybercriminals rely on…
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Coinbase’s $20M Hackers’ Bounty: A Bold New Playbook for Cybersecurity.
Last week, Coinbase the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the U.S. found itself in the crosshairs of cybercriminals. On May 11,…
Ransomware in 2025: Qilin Dominates as New Threats Emerge
The Evolving Ransomware Landscape: Fewer Attacks, But More Dangerous April 2025 saw a surprising 29% drop in ransomware attacks compared…
Cyber Criminals Are Sneaking Into New Mexico Schools Here’s How
The Invisible Invasion Imagine this: Hackers slip into a school’s digital backend, rummage through financial records, staff emails, and student…
Dutch Institutions Face Relentless Cyberattacks from Pro-Russia Hacktivists
The Attacks: A Wave of Digital Disruption This week, the Netherlands found itself in the crosshairs of a persistent cyber…
Cybersecurity CEO Arrested for Allegedly Hacking Hospital Computers
Cybersecurity CEO Arrested After Hospital Malware Scandal What Really Happened? You’d expect the CEO of a cybersecurity firm to protect…
Thailand’s Ransomware Crisis: Why Cybercriminals Are Targeting the Digital Economy
Thailand’s rapid digital transformation has made it a hotspot for cybercriminals—but not in a good way. In 2024, ransomware attacks…
Ransomware Strikes Again: Healthcare Under Siege What You Need to Know
Healthcare in the Crosshairs If it feels like ransomware attacks on hospitals and clinics are happening more often, that’s because…
Hackers Are Still Exploiting a 17-Year-Old Microsoft Word Flaw And It’s Scarily Effective
You know those random Word documents people send you? The ones labeled “URGENT: Invoice Attached” or “Your Purchase Order Inside”?…
Phishing Scams Now Verify Your Email Before Attacking Here’s How to Beat Them
Gone Are the Days of Spray-and-Pray Phishing Remember those obvious phishing emails from a “Nigerian prince” or fake PayPal alerts?…