David Maimon watches the online markets where fraudsters trade stolen identities. He explains how they target small businesses and how to fight back.
Daniel Rhyne locked his company's IT administrators out of its network and demanded 20 BTC, then worth $750,000, to stop the shutdowns.
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The man's attack was a type of ransomware, but a digital trail and other missteps helped authorities track him down.
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Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026 arrives as online attacks become easier to launch, harder to spot, and more focused on ...
An infrastructure engineer used his knowledge of his employer’s network to lock administrators out, disrupt servers and ...
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Senior executives from US artificial intelligence (AI) companies OpenAI and Anthropic flew to Sydney to attend a hearing and answer questions from Australian officials, as both firms continued to ...
- The attack, executed through legitimate credentials rather than external hacking, demanded 20 Bitcoin BTC-0.03% ($750,000) ...