Cybercriminals are increasingly exploiting PDFs as a delivery vehicle for malware, capitalizing on the trust users place in everyday document tools. Attacks using malicious PDF files have skyrocketed, rising more than 1,160%...

Mac users have long enjoyed a reputation for strong security, but recent attacks are shattering the notion that Macs are immune to malware. One of the latest threats is the Atomic macOS...

A few months ago, we explored the rapid rise of Rhadamanthys, a sophisticated information-stealing malware making waves across the underground. Since then, the threat has continued to evolve, adopting new delivery techniques...

Password managers have been a cybersecurity best practice for a long time, and for good reason. They provide an encrypted vault to store all your login credentials behind one strong master password,...

A new infostealing malware Shuyal has burst onto the cybercrime scene, capable of siphoning sensitive data from 19 different web browsers. First documented by researchers in July 2025, Shuyal combines extensive credential...

In a recent case out of the UK, a 158-year-old transportation company was brought to its knees by a single weak password. KNP Logistics Group (known locally as Knights of Old) fell...

Cybercriminals are not just hacking in. Increasingly, they’re simply logging in with stolen credentials and session data. A surge in “log-based” cyberattacks is putting organizations at risk. These attacks revolve around infostealer...

Lumma Stealer (also known as LummaC2) has emerged as a rapidly growing information-stealing malware-as-a-service (MaaS). It stealthily extracts browser credentials, two-factor tokens and cryptocurrency wallet data from infected PCs.  A Red Canary...

Cybercriminals have amassed a trove of 94 billion stolen browser cookies, turning these tiny files into keys for unauthorized access. Over 20% of the stolen cookies are still active, leaving millions of...