Malware

A new Neutrino exploit kit invades a hack of a third-party ad server to deliver ransomware to adult website visitors.

Crypto-currency mining malware is back, driven in part by the growing popularity of alternatives to Bitcoin that are easier to mine and the increasing power of GPUs.

The malicious actors behind the GovRAT malware have upgraded it to version 2.0 and using the new version to hit even more targets and increase the price of the software, now starting at $1,000.

Two Israeli teenagers were arrested for their alleged part in the running of vDOS, a so-called booter service selling kits for distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks.

A hardware manufacturer may soon be sued by employees who claim the employer did not do nearly enough to protect their data.

The ransomware RAA, which incorporates the information-stealing trojan Pony, has evolved to more effectively target companies, encrypting victims' files and stealing their data, most likely to infect their business contacts via spear phishing.

A leaked catalogue has exposed one India-based tech company's attempts to sell cyber-warfare services and disinformation campaigns