Zero-Trust Validation Specialist
Handala, a notorious ransomware gang, has claimed responsibility for a sophisticated cyberattack on St. Joseph County, Indiana, boasting total control and the theft of over 2 terabytes of sensitive data. The incident highlights growing risks for local governments in the face of targeted cybercrime.
Pacific West Injury Law has been named by Incransom as its latest ransomware victim. This attack highlights growing threats to law firms and the sensitive data they protect.
Americans lost a staggering $21 billion to cybercrime in 2025, according to the FBI. From investment scams and AI-powered fraud to attacks on critical infrastructure, discover how digital deception is reshaping the nation’s threat landscape.
Noble Inc., a leading oilfield service company in the Rockies, has fallen victim to the Insomnia ransomware group. This article investigates the attack, its implications for the energy sector, and the growing threat ransomware poses to critical infrastructure.
A new ransomware group, wwwbnccomve, is making waves with sophisticated double extortion attacks. Discover how this group operates, who they target, and what it means for the future of cybercrime.
Akira ransomware has targeted Missouri’s Accent Dental Center, threatening to leak over 1,000 patient and employee records. Discover the story behind the breach and what it means for healthcare security.
Dragonforce adds Bit-Wizards to its list of cyber victims, exposing the ongoing threat of ransomware to even the most tech-savvy organizations. Here’s what happened and why it matters.
Akira ransomware has targeted Research & Planning Consultants, a litigation consulting firm, threatening to release 33GB of sensitive data. Read our investigation into how the breach happened and its potential impact.
Smith Dollar LLP, a leading California law firm, has become the latest victim of a high-stakes ransomware attack. With confidential client data at risk and hackers demanding payment, the incident highlights the growing cyber threats facing the legal sector.
A new wave of automated attacks is exploiting the React2Shell vulnerability to steal credentials from AI, cloud, and payment platforms. Here’s how the campaign works—and why it’s a wake-up call for cybersecurity.