Craig Anderson

The emergence of ShrinkLocker, a novel ransomware, has taken the cybersecurity world by storm by exploiting Windows BitLocker full-disk encryption to render users’ files inaccessible. This sophisticated attack, identified by Kaspersky, highlights the evolving tactics cybercriminals employ to evade detection and wreak havoc on victimized systems. By leveraging a legitimate Windows utility, ShrinkLocker underscores the ever-increasing complexity of ransomware threats,

The European Union has taken a significant step in response to persistent cyber threats by imposing sanctions on specific Russian state hackers. These measures target groups and individuals involved in cyber espionage and cybercrime against Western nations. This article delves into the details of the sanctions, the entities involved, and the broader implications of these actions. The Scope of Cyber

The persistent threat of cyber espionage has escalated in recent years, with state-sponsored groups becoming increasingly sophisticated in their operations. One notable campaign, attributed to Chinese threat groups, has targeted telecommunications operators in an unnamed Asian country since at least 2021. Evidence from the Symantec Threat Hunter Team suggests these malicious activities may have started as early as 2020, revealing

Mailcow, the popular open-source mail server suite, faces critical security vulnerabilities that put its users at risk. These vulnerabilities, identified by the security research team SonarSource, may enable malicious actors to perform remote code execution and other harmful activities on affected instances. The identified issues impact all versions of Mailcow prior to version 2024-04, which was released on April 4,