[ad_1] 28 Aug Black Hat 2025: Microsoft’s Threat Intel Experts Are “The Nerds In The Back” Posted at 08:34h in Blogs by Taylor Fox This week in cybersecurity from the editors at Cybercrime Magazine Sausalito, Calif. – Aug. 28, 2025 – Listen to the podcast When a cyberattack occurs, Sherrod DeGrippo, director of threat intelligence...Read More
[ad_1] Sweden’s municipal governments have been knocked offline after ransomware crooks hit IT supplier Miljödata, reportedly demanding the bargain-basement sum of $168,000. Miljödata runs HR, sick leave, and incident reporting systems for approximately 80 percent of Sweden’s municipalities, making it a juicy single point of failure. Over the weekend, those systems went dark, leaving councils...Read More
[ad_1] What if the same technology that powers new medical discoveries and automates tedious tasks could also be weaponized to orchestrate large-scale cyberattacks? This is the dual-edged reality of artificial intelligence (AI) today. While AI has transformed industries, it has also lowered the barriers for cybercriminals, allowing more sophisticated, scalable, and devastating attacks. From AI-generated...Read More
[ad_1] Northwest Iowa — Most students in northwest Iowa have three days of school in already, but some don’t start until after Labor Day. The Sioux County Sheriff’s Office is giving people some reminders about back-to-school safety. They say: • Watch for children walking and biking near schools and bus stops.• Stop for school buses...Read More
[ad_1] 2025-08-28T11:04:03+00:00 font Enable Reading Mode A- A A+ Shafaq News – San Francisco Cybercriminals are rapidly weaponizing artificial intelligence to carry out more sophisticated attacks, according to a new report from AI firm Anthropic. The report reveals that models like Claude are being misused in extortion schemes, fake recruitment scams linked to North Korea,...Read More
[ad_1] Some of the earliest adopters of innovative tech aren’t blue-chip companies but shady players who operate on the margins. Any tech aficionado will tell you how some of the pioneers of streaming, e-commerce and affiliate marketing were companies behind sleaze and porn. Frederick Lane, author of ‘Obscene Profits: The Entrepreneurs of Pornography in the...Read More
[ad_1] When it comes to cybersecurity M&A, CrowdStrike CEO and cofounder George Kurtz follows a kind of Goldilocks rule, seeking startups in the “sweet spot.” “There are some companies that are obviously richly-valued,” Kurtz told Fortune. “I think some of these companies don’t realize that they are starting to move into zombieland: You look at...Read More
[ad_1] Luca Galuppi : 28 August 2025 10:52 Microsoft is raising the alarm: the Storm-0501 cybercriminal group has evolved. No more “traditional” attacks on on-premise machines, no more ransomware that encrypts local files. Now the threat is moving directly above us, into the cloud, where many companies thought they were safe. This is a momentous transition: malicious...Read More
[ad_1] Claude, ChatGPT, and Cybercrime: Have AI Tools Become the Hacker’s Playground? Artificial intelligence promised us productivity boosts, smarter workflows, and maybe even robot assistants that could take meeting notes. What we didn’t sign up for? Hackers using the same tools to launch cyberattacks at scale. New research shows that cybercriminals are experimenting with generative...Read More
[ad_1] Oh Kyu-sik, head of the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency’s second cybercrime investigation unit, briefs the press on Aug. 28 at the agency’s headquarters in central Seoul on the arrest of the ringleader of an international hacking ring behind the illegal registration of budget phones. [YONHAP] A hacking ring that used the personal information...Read More
