This special variety of hackers live and breathe cyber vigilantism, and exist as a mechanism for social justice.

This part of the Facebook outage saga is rooted in claims from online posts that lack tangible proof and therefore remain unverified.

Meet GhostSec. The group isn’t your typical hacktivists. This is the group of cyber vigilantes who foiled terrorist attacks planned by ISIS.

Is it possible that industry researchers inadvertently cause security risks through the public disclosures of the vulnerabilities they find?

The case serves as a perfect example of when theoretical attack scenarios and proof-of-concepts developed by researchers go unheeded.

When exploited, it allows threat actors to take control over log messages and log message parameters.

The thrill of stealing money seems to be the downfall of many scammers who are in a hurry to close a deal and move on to the next victim.

The rule to change how US companies engage in sales of hacking tools designed to penetrate digital devices to conduct surveillance.

Whatever the reason is, the new directive by the Biden Administration carries the impression that cybersecurity has finally taken priority.

For years, hackers have tried to offer a helping hand to various government agencies concerning vulnerabilities they try to address.

Zuckerberg made it clear that Meta does not want to be only recognized as a social media platform. What is it, then?

The scope of this article is to examine some of the tools and vulnerabilities threat actors are using to exploit Windows OS.

To a hacker, there is no greater opportunity than to hack what is thought to be unhackable.

One of the problems with zero-day exploits is the fact they are often capable of slipping past firewalls.

The bill is designed to help reveal the scope of ransomware attacks, the groups behind them and the scope of their operations.

Often, the victim of a cyberattack has no idea they've been compromised until much later. DNS spoofing is a good example of such exploits.

Anticipating all the possible network entry points that can be exploited by a cybercriminal is a tall ask. Here, we explore WPS security.

A great colleague, a malicious insider, or both? A deeper look into insider threats and the associated attack vectors.

You're using 2-Factor Authentication. An excellent choice! But is it really as bulletproof as some say?

What if sophisticated Penetration Testing and cyber defence tools can be turned against us? A Cobalt Strike bug shows it's possible.