A new remote access trojan called Abyssos lets attackers control infected Windows systems.
The malware can steal credentials, collect files, and open remote viewing sessions, while its modular design allows operators to add functions after an infection.
Abyssos appeared in...
Turkey’s banking customers are facing a large fraud campaign built around fake websites and social media advertisements.
Criminals are abusing trusted financial brands to draw people into credential theft, fake loan offers, and other scams designed to steal money...
A new threat model is raising hard questions about how quickly self-spreading malware could change during an attack.
The proposed Intelligent Worm is not a confirmed strain found in the wild, but a scenario in which a worm uses...
Robinhood users are being targeted with fake sign-in alerts that urge them to call a phone number. The messages are designed to create urgency around an unfamiliar account login, turning a routine security warning into a route for a...
A new technical breakdown of the Everest ransomware family reveals a strange contradiction at the heart of one of its recent attack claims.
Despite boasting about stealing a full terabyte of data from a victim organization, the actual malware...
Helix has surfaced as a fast-moving data extortion group that targets Microsoft 365 users through phone scams and cloud-focused phishing instead of traditional malware drops.
Attackers are after access first, then large volumes of corporate files, with SharePoint libraries...
A newly identified hacking campaign is targeting university mail servers by exploiting known but unpatched flaws in Roundcube webmail software.
The attackers are using these gaps to quietly steal login credentials and plant a powerful backdoor called VShell deep...
A newly identified Windows backdoor called Mistic has been quietly making its way through enterprise networks since April 2026, giving attackers persistent, low-profile access that is extremely difficult to detect.
The malware has been spotted targeting organizations across the...
Hackers and other bad actors don’t keep normal business hours. They know that their best chance is when businesses are closed for the day, and the programs that they use can operate at any time.
A ransomware attack can begin...
DC, United States, June 23rd, 2026, CyberNewswire
Applications open 23 June–4 August 2026 to support nonprofits strengthening cybersecurity for civil society.
The Internet Society Foundation today announced the opening of a global call for applications to the Common Good Cyber Fund (CGCF), a multi-year funding...