Logic‑Bomb NuGet Packages Lurking to Strike Years Later
A Sleeping Malware Threat Hidden in Plain Sight
A recent investigation by supply‑chain security firm Socket, as reported by The Hacker News, uncovered a set of nine malicious NuGet packages...
A recent investigation by supply‑chain security firm Socket, as reported by The Hacker News, uncovered a set of nine malicious NuGet packages...
In its October 2025 blog post, Microsoft revealed a sobering reality from its latest Digital Defense Report: more than half of cyberattacks with known motives are now driven by financial gain —...
Ransomware attacks continue to escalate, and retailers are being hit especially hard. A new report highlighted by SecurityBrief Asia reveals that ransom demands for retail organizations have...
Ransomware is evolving — and Cl0p (also styled “Cl0p” or “Cl0p”) is leading the charge. As recently reported by Cyber Security News, the Cl0p group is leveraging fresh zero-day vulnerabilities to...
In a sobering reminder of how exposed many companies remain to cyber extortion, a recent report shows that 58% of retailers whose data was encrypted paid the ransom to recover. Bizcommunity+2SOPHOS+2...
In their latest analysis, the team at Acronis Threat Research Unit, as reported by Industrial Cyber, reveal that the ransomware group DragonForce has re-emerged as a formidable cartel aligned...
In October 2025, ransomware attacks surged by 25% compared with September, according to a recent report analysed by Comparitech and published via Industrial Cyber. (industrialcyber.co) This spike...
The recent alert from the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security (CCCS) is a clear warning to manufacturers, utilities, food processing plants, and any business that relies on industrial control...
Malware never truly disappears; it evolves. The recent return of Gootloader, a dangerous malware loader, proves this point once again. After a seven-month break, Gootloader has resurfaced with new...
In a recent advisory from Cyber Security News, it was revealed that attackers are exploiting the way OneDrive.exe loads libraries, using a technique called DLL sideloading to execute malicious code...