AI-based services like ChatGPT and DeepSeek are joining the likes of Zoom and Office in growing exploits by cyber attackers, reports Kaspersky.

Experts warn the real AI threat is not destruction, but subtle manipulation that makes us surrender willingly.

This malware infects people looking to avoid paying for the product, steals their personal information, and turns their ...

Threat actors are adopting Rust for malware development. RIFT, an open-source tool, helps reverse engineers analyze Rust ...

CISA adds 3 critical vulnerabilities to KEV catalog, affecting AMI MegaRAC, D-Link, and Fortinet, urging mitigations by July ...

Users from small and medium-sized firms (SMBs) faced cyberattacks where malicious software was disguised as productivity ...

Cybercriminals use SEO poisoning to promote cloned AI tools that deliver ransomware. Learn how to recognize and avoid the ...

The discovery of massive datasets of account and password information highlights the growing risks posed by “infostealers,” ...

G Data has observed a surge in malware infections originating from ConnectWise applications with modified certificate tables.

Document-borne malware is one such tactic. Once considered a relic of early cyber warfare, this method continues to pose a ...

A photo-stealing malware has infiltrated major app stores with the goal of finding crypto seed phrases and other sensitive ...

As detailed by Cybernews, its researchers say these passwords come from a combination of credential stuffing sets (known ...