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SHOCKING: Black basta - What They Never Told You

Watch out Microsoft Teams users - hackers are spreading a dangerous new phishing scam, here's what we know

Hackers are pretending to be solving a spam problem but are actually deploying backdoors.

Hackers hijack Microsoft Teams to spread malware to certain firms - find out if you're at risk

Hackers hijack Microsoft Teams to spread malware to certain firms - find out if you're at risk

Victims are carefully picked and approached via business communications platforms.

Southern Water denies claims it offered $750,000 ransom to ransomware hackers

Southern Water denies claims it offered $750,000 ransom to ransomware hackers

However leaked chat logs and other sources suggest the two parties agreed on a payment.

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Top ransomware gang's internal chat logs leaked online

Someone leaked Black Basta's chat logs which contain crypto addresses and more.

Nearly 6 million people exposed by massive healthcare breach — including credit cards, SSNs and more

A ransomware attack of Ascension hospital systems exposed the data of 5.6 million people.

BT Group says it was forced to take some servers offline following ransomware attack

Black Basta targeted one of its business divisions, but the company claims it wasn't serious.

Ransomware crew pose as Microsoft Teams IT support to steal logins and passwords

Black Basta scammers posing as IT helpdesk on Microsoft Teams to deploy ransomware.

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Keytronic confirms data breach after Black Basta ransomware gang strikes again

Keytronic confirms data breach after Black Basta ransomware gang strikes again

Keytronic hit by major cybersecurity incident from notorious ransomware group.

Black Basta ransomware gangs exploit patched Windows flaw to launch zero-day attacks

Black Basta ransomware gangs exploit patched Windows flaw to launch zero-day attacks

Cardinal abused an elevation of privilege vulnerability but failed to deploy the encryptor.

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