North Korea expands fraudulent job resumes to target marketing, sales, and medical sector North Koreans are going to great lengths to get hired in the west, even if it means faking absolutely everything. TechRadar · Sep 1
Ransomware gang crashes own attack — with no-one to blame but themselves In a new attack, Akira disables EDR tools, but kills the encryptor, as well, as researchers still warn of a worrying practice. TechRadar · Aug 17
Scammers hijack real Shopify notifications to swindle victims — here's how to stay safe Would you recognize a fake notification if it came directly from Shopify? Some scammers are betting you wouldn't. TechRadar · Aug 14
Experts warn this fake Claude install guide can be used to empty crypto wallets A fake "install Claude on Mac" guide, hosted on claude.ai itself and boosted by a Google ad, ends with your Ledger app quietly asking for your recovery phrase. TechRadar · Aug 9
Experts flag Bank of America phishing scam that hands your device over to hackers Why would Bank of America want to install ScreenConnect on your computer? TechRadar · Aug 5
Hackers hid dangerous malware on a page hidden in Anthopic's Claude.ai domain Claude Artifacts have been used as phishing lures, once again, this time to deliver a dangerous RAT. TechRadar · Jul 24
Devious phishing campaign hijacks a genuine Meta business feature to send scam emails — as they really do come from Meta's own address Meta has put a stop to this attack, after adding additional safeguards. TechRadar · Jul 10
81 million login attempts hit Microsoft 365 accounts as hackers try password-spraying to force entry using stolen credentials and OAuth to bypass authentication The attack abused misconfigured conditional access policies to bypass multi-factor authentication protections. TechRadar · Jul 2
'Organised crime operating like a tech startup': EvilToken PHaaS group ramp up AI-enabled attacks by 1,380% in 2026 AI is used for more than just scaling - it enabled personalization at an unprecedented level. TechRadar · Jun 24
Got a Boots email offering 'free gift beauty sample pack'? Well, 8.8 million of us got the same thing from Romanian hackers looking to steal our credit cards (and more) Hackers impersonated Boots in a large phishing campaign using compromised systems, fake surveys, and millions of emails to steal personal information. TechRadar · Jun 18
Meet Kali365 — the 'Amazon of cybercrime' where hackers use AI to completely circumvent multi-factor authentication Kali365 abuses the current OAuth device code flow on Microsoft accounts in a sophisticated attempt to dupe users into signing into their accounts TechRadar · Jun 17
Experts warn hackers are hiding malware inside Google's own ad systems — here's what we know Hackers routed a multi-stage malware campaign through Google's ad infrastructure, using dynamic branding and in-memory execution to evade detection entirely. TechRadar · Jun 10
'What started as someone potentially trying to remove the background from a selfie ended with a custom .NET stealer rifling through their browser passwords': Experts warn that free image editor tool could actually be dangerous malware Background removal services are being used in ClickFix attacks, delivering dangerous infostealer malware. TechRadar · May 7
"I worked at the World Trade Center...I left at 2am on September 11." From working as an opera singer, DJ and Playboy model to finding her true calling in heavy metal, the incredible story of Huntress singer Jill Janus Much-missed Huntress singer Jill Janus had one of the most unusual career paths in heavy metal history Metal Hammer · May 6
TechRadar · Apr 16 'Anyone with $10 could have walked straight through': Report warns this legit-looking software is actually antivirus-killing adware Annoying adware turned out to be a piece of malware capable of killing antivirus software.
Fortune · Apr 16 This CEO pirated video games as a teen and became a hacker for the Air Force. Now he’s built a $3 billion cyber firm Huntress CEO Kyle Hanslovan bootstrapped his way from online hacker forums to a $3 billion valuation—without an Ivy League degree.
TechRadar · Mar 24 This tax-themed malvertising attack can blind security software before it arrives — and then unleashes ransomware If you're rushing to file your taxes, be extra careful - crooks are betting on your sloppiness.
TechRadar · Mar 5 Hackers exploit OpenClaw to spread malware via GitHub - and a little help from Bing OpenClaw's popularity is proving to be a great vessel for malware distribution, especially when it's advertised via Bing.
TechRadar · Feb 10 Solarwinds WHD flaws exploited in attacks targeting servers and credentials Two flaws are being actively used to target multiple organizations.
Tom’s Guide · Jan 20 Fake Chrome extension ‘breaks’ your computer before it hits you with malware — how to stay safe Chrome and Edge users are being targeted by a fake ad blocker extension that crashes their browsers and then infects their PCs with malware.
PC Gamer · Nov 25, 2025 This sneaky malware variant has been caught using fake Windows Update screens to trick users into installing info-stealing software themselves The PC equivalent of holding the door open for the burglar on their way in.
TechRadar · Nov 12, 2025 WordPress users beware - GootLoader strikes again, using font hack to spread malware In some cases the attackers reached domain controllers within hours.
TechRadar · Oct 13, 2025 Experts warn Gladinet file sharing tool flaw prompts dangerous cyberattacks - and there's no patch Gladinet CentreStack and Triofox are carrying a flaw that enables RCE, but a mitigation is available.
TechRadar · Apr 28, 2025 Businesses are facing increased identity-based attacks, and rouge applications are a top culprit Many firms lost $100,000 and more to these attacks.
Fortune · Jan 2, 2025 Cybersecurity leaders scramble to keep up with gen AI's new threats Training courses are starting to cover deepfakes and improved phishing emails, but prompt injection remains largely unaddressed