The breach has reportedly leaked credentials for accounts on platforms from Apple, GitHub, and government services.

That seems to be the choice for the latest batch of spyware, which is hiding in mods for the indefatigable Minecraft, now ...

The malicious software targeting gamers was described as a "digital verruca" that "buries itself into the machine" by the ...

Attackers use typo-squatting, obfuscation, and fake accounts to slip Python-based malware into open-source projects, raising ...

ALL Apple, Facebook and Google users are being told to change their passwords right now – after a colossal leak exposed as many as 16 billion logins. It’s being called one of the largest ...

A massive compilation of 16 billion login credentials, gathered from past breaches and infostealer malware, has been discovered online, impacting major platforms like Apple, Google, and Facebook.

A new cybersecurity campaign has exposed 67 trojanized GitHub repositories, targeting gamers and developers with malicious ...

Regardless of the excitement level or the breakneck speed of these announcements, as Amazon's AWS division clearly demonstrated at their recent re:Inforce event, security capabilities are ...

A leak of 16 billion passwords from Apple, Google and others could lead to crypto account takeovers and asset loss, ...

Amazon’s AWS division clearly demonstrated at their recent re:Inforce event that security-based capabilities are the rock ...

Learn from expert trainer Randy Pagels how GitHub Advanced Security’s AI-powered autofix, secret scanning, and CodeQL ...

AI red teaming mostly relies on identifying and patching fixed vulnerabilities, which is a great starting point but not nearly enough.