Distributed Workforce

Medtronic MiniMed insulin pumps are vulnerable to a highly specific attack scenario that would interfere with the flow of insulin.

Everyone agrees passwords are bad, but few organizations know how to move on from them to a passwordless solution. Here's how passwords fail, why it's hard to break up with passwords and why now is nonetheless the time to go passwordless.

Focus on MFA, tabletop exercises, risk assessments and above all – make sure the company makes security a top priority in next year’s budget.

Russian advanced persistent threat group Sandworm-linked threat actors, tracked as UAC-0113, has been impersonating Ukrainian telecommunications providers EuroTransTelecom and Datagrooup to distribute the Warzone RAT and Colibri loader, The Hacker News reports.

VentureBeat reports that cybercriminals have been increasingly exploiting the death of Queen Elizabeth II in new scams.

U.S. government contractors are being targeted by an ongoing phishing campaign that once used PDF files pertaining to the bidding process for Department of Labor projects but has since expanded to impersonate the Department of Commerce and the Department of Transportation, according to BleepingComputer.

Security researchers say email breach at large airline demonstrates that users are still a primary attack vector for threat actors.