ShinyHunters and affiliated groups are launching sophisticated cyber extortion campaigns, targeting cloud platforms and leveraging social engineering and technical tactics to breach corporate defenses. Discover how the attacks work and what organizations can do to protect themselves.
A new surge in MongoDB wipe-and-ransom attacks is sweeping the globe, targeting exposed databases with automated scripts and Bitcoin demands. This investigative feature reveals how configuration lapses fuel easy profits for cybercriminals—and why victims rarely get their data back.
ShinyHunters is using advanced social engineering—vishing and fake login sites—to steal cloud credentials and extort organizations. Google reports a surge in attacks, with new leak sites and aggressive tactics threatening global enterprises.
Jcm Agricola, an agricultural supplier, has fallen victim to the Qilin ransomware gang. This incident highlights the growing risk of cyber extortion in critical sectors like food production.
Tengu ransomware has claimed 'all Data' as its latest victim, exposing the company to public extortion threats. We investigate the attack, Tengu’s tactics, and the ongoing battle against cybercrime.
The Akira ransomware gang has claimed a major breach at Bryant Consultants, threatening to leak 10GB of sensitive engineering and personal data unless demands are met. The incident underscores the rising cyber threats facing technical consulting firms.
Qilin ransomware group has listed Rich Sport Public, a leading Thai sports distributor, as its latest victim. The cyberattack, detected on January 30, 2026, threatens data exposure and underscores the growing global risk of ransomware.
The Warren County Sheriff’s Office in Kentucky has been targeted by Ransomhouse, a ransomware gang, exposing law enforcement to digital extortion and igniting concerns about public sector cyber defenses.
ShorelineNYC.com has been listed on a ransomware leak site, highlighting a growing trend of attacks against small community platforms. Explore how and why cybercriminals are targeting the grassroots web.
A shadowy ransomware group named KRSS has emerged, targeting vulnerable organizations and leaking stolen data. Investigators are racing to uncover their origins and techniques as the cybercrime ecosystem faces a dangerous new adversary.