Uzbekistan's SandCat APT exposed itself by testing malware against commercial anti-virus software
SandCat developed malware on PCs running antivirus software - which transmitted binaries of dodgy files back to Kaspersky researchers
Kaspersky researchers uncover Uzbek state hacking group using off-the-shelf exploits supplied by Israeli malware companies
Researchers at cyber security firm Kaspersky have uncovered a new hacking operation, which they believe is linked to Uzbekistan's National Security Service (NSS). The unmasking of the threat group,...
More on Security
To pay or not to pay? The ransomware question on the minds of security leaders
The pros and cons of criminalising ransom payments
Peloton API's security flaws exposed users' private data
President Joe Biden is among Peloton's famous users
Ransomware Task Force aims to disrupt ransomware payments globally
The new coalition aims for a unified, comprehensive, public-private campaign against ransomware groups
Cybersecurity Needs to Stop Hiding in the Shadows
Cybersecurity suffers from a PR issue, and the government's attempts to raise its profile reveals only the startling lack of diversity in the industry
The Spark #1 - 'If you're not obsessed with this being a success, you shouldn't do it because it'll be a nightmare most of the time'
Stuart Sumner speaks to Tony Pepper, co-founder and CEO of human layer security firms Egress, discussing his organisation's journey, and what he wishes he'd done differently
Back to Top
