North Korean state-backed advanced persistent threat operation Kimsuky had an 8.9 GB data trove stolen and exposed by hackers 'Saber' and 'cyb0rg' in retaliation for the APT's wrongful attacks that were advanced by "political agendas" and "financial greed", reports BleepingComputer.
The Picus Security report indicates a significant escalation in password cracking incidents within enterprise environments, with a notable increase compared to previous years.
All that phishing training you have to go through barely moves the needle in making your organization safer, two researchers said at the Black Hat security conference.
Cisco had its website's user data pilfered following the compromise of its third-party customer relationship management system stemming from a vishing attack against one of its representatives, according to SecurityWeek.
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