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INTERPOL has found 8800 Command and Control (C2) servers and hundreds of compromised websites, including government portals across Asia.

The malware lures users into enabling macros to see the supposed leads and customer lists. The lists are fake.

Australia, like other countries, has not been immune to data breaches in which personal information has been exposed.

The Android Ewind family has just become a little bigger, after Unit 42 researchers discovered multiple new samples of the family.

'Amnesia', the new IoT botnet variant of 'Tsunami' targets an unpatched remote code execution vulnerability in DVR devices made by TVT Digital.

Employees are the weakest link in the fight against cyber crime, says Palo Alto's regional CSO. Regular training is key.

Palo Alto Networks has moved into its brand new Asia Pacific headquarters in Singapore this week, opened by Dr. Yaacob Ibrahim.

Unit 42 has provided an inside look at how a malicious spam campaignis using double-zipped Word files to spread ransomware on Windows computers.

A number of apps appearing on Google Play contained IFrames infections that link to malicious domains in their HTML pages. Unit42 gives details.

NZ's cyber-front tackles evolving threats: Insights on non-malware attacks, innovative defenses like Palo Alto's tech, and data breach laws.

Palo Alto Networks has paid $105 million for cybersecurity provider LightCyber, so it can fuse automated behavioural analytics into its own platform.

The Lines Company deployed Palo Alto Networks Next-Generation Security Platform as part of a massive upgrade to its IT infrastructure.

NZ's cybersecurity scene is abuzz with 31c0n insights, stark cyber risks, Darknet exposés, and Mimecast's email defence revelations.

This blog focuses on explaining what darknet markets are, common payment model used, the type of digital data being bought and sold, and their costs.

Credential abuse and theft are two main ways threat actors are able to compromise and move within an organisation to steal valuable assets.

This latest attack materially impacts one of the primary countermeasures employed against wiper attacks: Virtual Desktop Interface snapshots.

The DragonOK group has been actively launching attacks for years. While Japan is still the most heavily targeted geographic region, it is spreading.

Taiwan faces sustained cyber attacks, with officials and energy firms targeted by espionage campaign, reports Palo Alto Networks.

Deloitte has continued its acquisition path, snapping up Plenary Networks to provide new network design and deployment capabilities.

Palo Alto Networks warns businesses hit by ransomware attacks to consider a full security audit to avoid further risks and damage.