Cybersecurity

A new type of malware attempts to trick people into entering their sensitive information through fake social media ads.

You've read security reports from Microsoft, but now it's time to join the official summit and get even more intel on where the company is at when it comes to threat actors and cyber ne'er-do-wells.

Microsoft has now seized over 100 domains that were once controlled by the cybercriminal group Strontium.

Microsoft emphasized security when making Windows 11, and that focus is set to continue.

Don't want malware with your Windows license activation? Don't pirate.

A campaign that was recently discovered used Microsoft Help files to get Vidar spyware onto PCs. The attack can steal valuable data, such as credit card information and account details.

Lapsus$ isn't in the business of empty taunts, it seems. Shortly after revealing that it had what it alleged to be proprietary Microsoft info, the group leaked a whole trove of the stuff.

A Ukrainian security researcher has leaked the source code of the Russian-based ransomware group Conti. The move was seemingly made in revenge for Conti backing Russia in the ongoing war in Ukraine.

A new type of ransomware known as LokiLocker can wipe all the data from your PC.

Lenovo and Dell aren't using Microsoft's Pluton security tech in many of their laptops. Instead, the PC makers will continue to use their own security solutions.