PwC Announces Addition of Morgan Adamski to Leadership of Cyber, Data & Technology Risk Platform
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Ransomware Attacks Fall by Almost Half in Q2
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AI Tools Fuel Brazilian Phishing Scam While Efimer Trojan Steals Crypto from 5,000 Victims
Cybersecurity researchers are drawing attention to a new campaign that’s using legitimate generative artificial intelligence (AI)-powered website building tools like DeepSite AI and BlackBox AI to create replica phishing pages mimicking Brazilian government agencies as part of a financially motivated campaign. The activity involves the creation of lookalike sites imitating Brazil’s State
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860K Compromised in Columbia University Data Breach
While no data has yet to be misused, the university doesn’t rule out the possibility of that occurring in the future, prompting it to warn affected individuals to remain vigilant in the wake of the breach.
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Redefining the Role: What Makes a CISO Great
Security is everyone’s responsibility, but as a CISO, it starts with you.
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Data Dump From APT Actor Yields Clues to Attacker Capabilities
The tranche of information includes data on recent campaigns, attack tools, compromised credentials, and command files used by a threat actor believed to be acting on behalf of China or North Korea.
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Attackers Target the Foundations of Crypto: Smart Contracts
A whole criminal ecosystem revolves around scamming users out of their crypto assets, but malicious — or vulnerable — smart contracts could be used against businesses as well.
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Leaked Credentials Up 160%: What Attackers Are Doing With Them
When an organization’s credentials are leaked, the immediate consequences are rarely visible—but the long-term impact is far-reaching. Far from the cloak-and-dagger tactics seen in fiction, many real-world cyber breaches begin with something deceptively simple: a username and password. According to Verizon’s 2025 Data Breach Investigations Report, leaked credentials accounted for 22% of breaches
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RubyGems, PyPI Hit by Malicious Packages Stealing Credentials, Crypto, Forcing Security Changes
A fresh set of 60 malicious packages has been uncovered targeting the RubyGems ecosystem by posing as seemingly innocuous automation tools for social media, blogging, or messaging services to steal credentials from unsuspecting users. The activity is assessed to be active since at least March 2023, according to the software supply chain security company Socket….