Espionage and fraud from the same infrastructure
The Chinese hacking group Jewelbug operates government espionage and a large-scale cryptocurrency fraud business in parallel.
What Attackers Do After Breaking In
An incident investigated by Huntress shows just how thoroughly an attacker can settle into a compromised environment after gaining initial access.
New Names for Cybercriminals
The Google Threat Intelligence Group is overhauling its tracking system for cyber threat actors. Instead of cryptic abbreviations such as APT41, the group will use two part codenames to make threat tracking easier to navigate.
Cyberattack in Eastern Europe
Following a failed extortion attempt, a hacker has deleted Romania’s entire land registry database. The incident has brought tens of thousands of real estate transactions to a standstill.
Cybersecurity Threat Landscape
A ransomware group that did not even exist a year ago has quickly climbed to the top of the global threat landscape. At the same time, cyberattacks targeting German companies are increasing significantly.
Supply Chain Attacks increase
A new ranking reveals that hacker groups are increasingly targeting supply chains and relying on rented infrastructure with market shares of up to 89 percent.
Unencrypted Protocols
A look at the evolution of cybersecurity suggests that the nature of hacking in the early days of digitalization followed fundamentally different rules than it does in 2026.
Strategy Shift in Iranian Cyberespionage
The hacking group MuddyWater is infiltrating industrial and financial companies across nine countries by smuggling malicious code in through legitimate system files.
Cyberattacks after US-Israel offensive
Following the joint US-Israel military strikes against Iran on February 28, 2026, the cyber front is escalating rapidly.
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