This brand-new RAT represents the latest escalation in an ongoing malware arms race that extends even to commodity malware.

The Shanghai-based shipping giant’s website and phones remained down two days after the attack.

The bank is also suing its insurance carrier for not covering the full extent of the damage.

The Kronos banking trojan is back. Researchers have identified four unique campaigns that use variants of the once formidable malware.

The Emotet malware is back in full force in 2018 – and is now expanding its capabilities to act as a distributor of threats for other attack groups.

Hundreds of thousands of emails are delivering weaponized PDFs containing malicious SettingContent-ms files.

Dasan and D-Link routers running GPON firmware are being targeted by hackers in an attempt to create a botnet.

Hackers are embedding malicious code within compromised, uploaded images on trusted Google sites – weaponizing the website and staying under the radar.

Researchers found a new version of GandCrab – but no evidence that the ransomware is using the same SMB exploit as Wannacry.

A new phishing scam purports to be MYOB invoices – but really contains a novel banking trojan.