Cybersecurity investigation clears software firm in disputed data breach claim
Cybersecurity investigations clear HCLTech and TCS of data breach claims, finding no evidence of system compromise or customer impact despite hacker group allegations.
Ransomware Operators Exploit Windows Directory Replication to Launch Qilin Attacks
This method, documented in attacks throughout H1 2026, allows attackers who have already gained network access to harvest the password hashes of every...
Cybersecurity Risk Assessment Platform Adds Tools for Vendor Monitoring and Intelligence
Bitsight added dark web threat detection for vendor networks in February, while SecurityScorecard introduced TITAN AI in March—both shifting third-party...
Community Internet Outage Traced to Major Provider Security Incident
Internet outages at major providers are sometimes deliberately caused by attackers hijacking accounts or destroying infrastructure, with recovery ranging from hours to days.
Code Repository Attack Unleashes Advanced Botnet Malware Across Systems
Miasma botnet malware reached developers through compromised open-source packages, stealing credentials and cloud access tokens from infected machines across three coordinated campaigns in 2026.
Sophisticated Daxin Malware Reemerges in Taiwan with Additional Backdoor Capability
Daxin and its new Stupig backdoor persisted undetected for 13 years, exploiting outdated Java software to infiltrate Taiwan's high-tech manufacturing sector.
Popular npm Package Compromised: Malware Injection Affects 2 Million Users Each Week
Millions of developers received malware through compromised npm packages; rotate credentials and audit systems immediately if your projects depend on AsyncAPI, Keyv, Axios, or @ctrl/tinycolor.
Healthcare Agency Provides Complimentary Credit Monitoring Following Patient Data Security Incident
After healthcare data breaches, most major organizations offer one to two years of free credit monitoring and identity theft protection, though federal law doesn't require it.
US Treasury Issues First Sanctions Against VPN Operators Supporting Ransomware Gangs
Treasury sanctions VPN operator and cybercriminal suppliers for enabling 25+ ransomware groups targeting U.S. hospitals, governments, and financial firms.
Ransomware incidents surge 20 percent during first half 2026
Large enterprises and U.S. healthcare organizations face accelerating ransomware targeting, with enterprise attacks up 74% and healthcare enduring 2.3 attacks daily in H1 2026.