Researchers warn that North Korea’s Lazarus Group is injecting crypto-stealing malware into open-source projects.

Security researchers discovered malicious code in NPM packages and GitHub commits The code was linked to a Lazarus-operated ...

The North Korean threat actor known as the Lazarus Group has been linked to a previously undocumented JavaScript implant ...

IT researchers have discovered malicious ML models on the Hugging Face AI development platform. Attackers could use them to ...

A team of developers has created a free tool for gutting Windows 11 of all Microsoft bloatware with just two clicks, making ...

A North Korean hacking group has been identified as using malicious Javascript implants to steal cryptocurrency.

Organizations need a structured and repeatable way to evaluate software and hardware risks before introducing them into their ...

Speaking to The Register via email, Sherstobitoff said North Korea was targeting Web3 projects, mainly those using the NPM ...

Banking trojan Anubis leads 2024's most dangerous Android malware, capable of intercepting SMS codes, bypassing MFA, and ...

Josemaria Osuorah is a software engineer and a current machine learning and cybersecurity PhD student in Praire View A&M ...

Attackers were able to remotely execute their own code on Wazuh servers via insecure deserialization. The attack was also ...