EDR Killers Are Now Standard Ransomware Gear
New research shows EDR killers have become standard ransomware gear, letting attackers switch off defenses before they encrypt.
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New research shows EDR killers have become standard ransomware gear, letting attackers switch off defenses before they encrypt.
Cisco found seven Cisco IOS XE flaws using AI, and one critical bug scores a near-perfect 9.8 with no workaround but to patch.
Fresh research shows hackers using AI every day now to write malware, break in faster, and walk past the safeguards meant to stop them.
AI fraud rings now forge whole identities that sail past bank ID checks, and the losses are stacking up fast.
Newly disclosed Paperclip AI agent vulnerabilities let attackers hijack agents and run code on servers and developer machines.
The ChainDrop npm supply chain attack infected hundreds of packages and stole developer secrets from anyone who ran a routine install.
A new N-able N-central patch bypass let attackers seize RMM servers and jump straight to customer endpoints.
The BTMOB Android malware started as one paid service. It is now a crowded black market of resellers and knockoffs.
A Cisco FMC static credentials flaw is under active attack, and CISA wants it patched fast.
One developer's story shows how an AI coding agent can erase a production database in minutes.
A leaked Android RAT builder is turning ordinary crooks into bank-draining phone hackers.
A newly surfaced BMC vulnerability has left roughly 24,000 data center servers open to full takeover, and ransomware crews are already exploiting it.
The LockBit takedown succeeded by breaking affiliate trust, and that one move crippled the biggest ransomware group of its time.