Category: cyberscoop
A Russian national pleaded guilty to leading a ransomware conspiracy that targeted at least 50 victims during a four-year period…
A nonprofit is suing the federal government for records surrounding a data sharing agreement between the Transportation Security Administration and…
Jordanian authorities used Cellebrite phone-cracking technology to access the devices of domestic activists and human rights defenders and then extract…
The National Institute for Standards and Technology is starting 2026 with a smaller staff, a shrinking budget and some big…
A European cybersecurity organization has launched a decentralized system for identifying and numbering software security vulnerabilities, introducing a fundamental shift…
The acting head of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency faced pointed questions from lawmakers Wednesday over CISA personnel decisions…
Law enforcement agencies from multiple European countries are still pursuing leads on people involved in the Black Basta ransomware group,…
Four years ago, the Department of Justice announced it would no longer seek criminal charges against independent and third-party security…
Congressional appropriators announced funding legislation this week that extends an expiring cyber threat information-sharing law and provides $2.6 billion for…
The rise of malicious bots is changing how the internet operates, underscoring the need for stronger safeguards that keep humans…
A 40-year-old Jordanian national pleaded guilty Thursday to operating as an access broker, selling access to at least 50 victim…
A federal court has thrown out a lawsuit brought by the Trump administration attempting to force the state of California…