How a CPU spike led to uncovering a RansomHub ransomware attack

A sudden CPU spike turned out to be the first clue of an in-progress RansomHub ransomware attack. Varonis breaks down how ...

Viral Alert: 10-Foot Python Creeps in UP School: See what happened next

A 10-foot python caused a stir at a Kunda village school's mid-day meal storeroom. Forest officials swiftly rescued the ...
The Hacker News

Over 67,000 Fake npm Packages Flood Registry in Worm-Like Spam Attack

The coordinated campaign has so far published as many as 46,484 packages, according to SourceCodeRED security researcher Paul ...

CISA warns of Akira ransomware Linux encryptor targeting Nutanix VMs

US government agencies are warning that the Akira ransomware operation has been spotted encrypting Nutanix AHV virtual ...

ClickFix may be the biggest security threat your family has never heard of

Over the past year, scammers have ramped up a new way to infect the computers of unsuspecting people. The increasingly common ...
Infosecurity Magazine

“IndonesianFoods” npm Worm Publishes 44,000 Malicious Packages

“After GlassWorm showed how quickly a malicious package could self-replicate across npm, and the chalk/debug hijacking ...
Futurism on MSN

Malware Is Now Using AI to Rewrite Its Own Code to Avoid Detection

Researchers at Google have discovered that hackers are creating malware that can harness the power of AI during its execution ...
SecurityWeek

GlassWorm Malware Returns to Open VSX, Emerges on GitHub

The GlassWorm malware has reared its ugly head again in the Open VSX registry, roughly two weeks after being removed.

An incredibly popular JavaScript library might have some worrying malware issues

A widely-adopted JavaScript library has been found carrying a critical vulnerability which could allow threat actors to execute malicious code, remotely.