Workforce monitoring software was abused in two cases of attempted ransomware attacks, researchers from Huntress found.

The developer of the popular text editor Notepad++ said hackers associated with the Chinese government hijacked its software update mechanism to deliver tainted software to users for months.

Security researchers believe that Chinese hackers are to blame for the attack in part because of the "selective" nature of ...

Amnesty International says it found evidence that a government customer of Intellexa, a sanctioned surveillance vendor, used ...

Management isn't the only advocate for employee monitoring software, according to new research from cybersecurity firm Huntress. RMM tools - simultaneously open to ...

It's the path of lesser resistance, as remote monitoring and management (RMM) software offers stealth, persistence, and ...

A new cybersecurity report has revealed that hackers exploited the Notepad++ updater to conduct a months-long targeted cyberattack against select users, raising ...

Interview with Douglas Day, member of the Hacker Advisory Board at HackerOne and a full-time professional hacker.

SmarterTools confirmed last week that the Warlock ransomware gang breached its network after compromising an email system, but did not impact business applications or account data.

Physical mail phishing resurfaces with Trezor and Ledger scams, forcing users to scan QR codes and enter private keys ...

Cyber stocks are getting crushed by the "AI scare trade." That may create a buying opportunity, according to Wedbush analyst ...

An exhaustive report from a Google security team says state-sponsored hackers from Russia, North Korea, China, and Iran are ...