EDR killers exploit 34 vulnerable drivers via BYOVD, gaining kernel access to disable defenses, increasing ransomware success rates.

ESET researchers dive deeper into the EDR killer ecosystem, disclosing how attackers abuse vulnerable drivers.

In a recent attack, the group showcased stealthier cross-network activity, thanks to its use of a new BYOVD technique and other tools.

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Cargo theft across North America has escalated into a more complex and technologically driven threat, with total losses ...

EDR killers are a fundamental part of modern ransomware intrusions; affiliates prefer a short, reliable window to run encryptors rather than constantly modifying payloads. Affiliates, not operators, ...

As the Iran war rages, two March attacks reveal how overseas conflicts translate into domestic violence against minority ...

The Motor Industry Staff Association on Friday warned motorists to remain vigilant against criminals on the N4.

Without a clearer national digital identity architecture, the strategy risks treating downstream symptoms while leaving a ...

Joy Ebertz, Principal Engineer at Imprint, presented at QCon London 2026 a groundbreaking framework for prioritizing technical debt amidst rapid AI-driven code production. By challenging perfectionist ...

This week, Russian hacker OpSec failure, Interpol helped disrupt 45,000 malicious IPs, the FBI is looking for an ATM ...