TDR

Researchers have observed an uptick in the number of fake Bitly links being used to distribute malware and spam.

Individuals with active user accounts for tools used by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis are being asked to change their credentials.

Back in 2013, the Syrian Electronic Army (SEA) hacked The Washington Post's site, redirecting visitors to hacker-controlled pages.

Of the 83 files, 79 were unique, and more than 50 percent were confirmed to be malware, adware, or potentially unwanted programs.

Four men were arrested for allegedly participating in a nationwide identity theft scheme that allowed them to obtain millions of dollars in fraudulent tax refunds.

FireEye Threat Intelligence and the Microsoft Threat Intelligence Center observed a command-and-control obfuscation tactic leveraging the TechNet website.

Both the U.K. and Nigeria toughened their legal stances on cybercrime this month with Nigeria even allowing for the death sentence.