The malware targets victims in multiple, sneaky ways as they move around the web. Go to Source

An emergency directive from the Department of Homeland Security provides “required actions” for U.S. government agencies to prevent widespread DNS hijacking attacks. Go to Source

0patch released the fix for the remote code execution vulnerability in Windows, which has a CVSS score of 7.8. Go to Source

A look at API attack trends such as the current (and failing) architectural designs for addressing security of these API transactions. Go to Source

Credential compromise emerged the main target for phishing campaigns in 2018 – rather than infecting victims’ devices with malware. Go to Source

Perpetrators are using smaller, bit-and-piece methods to inject junk into legitimate traffic, causing attacks to bypass detection rather than sounding alarms with large, obvious attack spikes. Go to Source

The banking trojan hides its misdeeds with a rotating set of tactics. Go to Source

Researchers detected 191,970 bad ads and estimates that around 1 million users were impacted. Go to Source

Illicit Monero-mining malware accounts for more than 4 percent of the XMR in circulation, and has created $57 million in profits for the bad guys. Go to Source

Here are six tips to put threat hunters in the driver’s seat so they can outsmart their adversaries. Go to Source