Recent massive cyberattacks have made clear that the industry needs better ways to verify clients' identities — now.

If your organization has received a ransomware demand, CL0P may be a familiar name. In 2023, CL0P was the third most prolific ransomware gang, after Lockbit and ALPHV. The Russia-linked CL0P ...

A hacking group, likely one known as Cl0p, accessed government email addresses, links to government employee surveys and internal Office of Personnel Management (OPM) employee tracking codes for ...

Nuspire, a leading managed security services provider (MSSP), today unveiled its Q1 2024 Cyber Threat Report. This latest ...

Property Claim Services (PCS), the provider of industry loss estimates and loss data globally and a unit of Verisk, has ...

Major cybercrime groups are under attack by police. But are these takedowns effective? Some groups vanish, others bounce back ...

Akira Ransomware group has already extorted roughly $42 million from over 250 victims globally. They are now targeting both ...

The group behind the hack has also been identified under the names Cl0p, TA505 and Lace Tempest. CNN, meanwhile, reported Thursday that several U.S. federal government agencies have “experienced ...

Of all the groups engaged in ransomware, two particularly stand out, Netskope says - Cl0p and LockBit. The former made ...

While inexpensive and crudely built, the ransomware variants still post a threat to smaller companies and individuals, Sophos ...

Still, the warnings have failed to weed out the issues. Last year, the Cl0p group stole data from companies using a previously unknown SQL injection (SQLi) vulnerability in MOVEit's file-transfer ...