Study finds LLMs can autonomously replicate real cyberattacks, raising new concerns about their offensive capabilities.

QR codes have become part of our everyday life, which is what makes them the perfect target for scammers. Quishing is dangerous – here's how to avoid it.

Deepfake Protection can spot fake YouTube videos and audio files.

Browser extensions continue to pose risks due to weak analysis tools and false trust markers, prompting researchers to rethink how extension behavior is evaluated.

Malware disguised as game mods is targeting gamers by exploiting DLL flaws and bypassing antivirus detection through hidden multi-stage payloads.

The "majority" of its 1.4 million customer base is affected.

DoubleTrouble's latest edition sports new capabilities and distribution methods.

"That's like one client worth of data," the community shrugs following alleged Mailchimp attack.

More than half of CEOs threatened with physical violence unless their company paid a ransom demand.

Microsoft Authenticator is shutting down today - here's what you need to do to keep all your stored passwords.

The hackers are using custom malware to target foreign governments.

Opposition to the UK's Online Safety Act is growing as age verification rules come into force, but the government isn't backing down.

INC Ransom claims to have breached Dollar Tree, but the company says the data belongs to 99 Cents Only.

SharePoint vulnerability is now being exploited for ransomware, hitting US agencies and 400+ victims, exposing dangerous gaps in hybrid system security practices.

A bug that allows for WordPress site takeover is being actively exploited in the wild, experts have warned.

Asus responds to recent security disclosures with MyAsus update and confirmation of wider router firmware patches.

Names, email addresses, and more, leaked from the dead platform, putting FTX Japan users at risk.

Someone is spoofing PyPI.org in an attempt to grab login credentials, experts warn.

Malware went undetected on many antivirus products, so be careful what you're downloading.

Experts warn of a way to access other people’s private app data on Base44.