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Several Ukrainians and Armenians have been arrested or charged in connection with the Ryuk ransomware gang that prosecutors said launched thousands of attacks on organizations

Users of the popular Roblox video game platform will now have to submit selfies and government IDs in order to access unfiltered chats intended for teenagers and adults

A former National Crime Agency investigator who worked on the Silk Road case was sentenced to more than five years in prison for stealing 50 bitcoin seized in that operation

A top Russian university said it is launching a new master's program that will train students on navigating Western sanctions imposed on Russia

The FCC is planning to issue new rules to ban Chinese tech from U.S. submarine cables as part of a broader package of policies encouraging the expansion of the infrastructure while protecting against foreign threats

The value of losses in crypto thefts has soared this year to more than $2 billion over the first six months, the blockchain analytics company Chainalysis says

European and U.S. law enforcement have disrupted the operations of NoName057(16), a pro-Russian hacker group known for launching large-scale distributed denial-of-service attacks against Ukraine and its allies

Thai authorities have cracked down on Cambodian cyber scam operations, with several recent raids targeting a politically-connected tycoon who alleged to be involved with the schemes

Google researchers reported on a malware campaign against end-of-life SonicWall appliances, noting that the attackers were good at covering their tracks

The Senate Intelligence Committee approved an annual authorization bill that would establish "baseline cybersecurity requirements for vendors of telecommunications services" to the country's intel agencies

Italian, French and Romanian law enforcement raided homes and arrested individuals allegedly tied to a ransomware gang targeting civil rights groups and nonprofits

Ukraine's military intelligence agency confirmed that it participated with two volunteer hacking groups in an operation against Gaskar Group, a Russian drone company

Cameron John Wagenius — a 21-year-old former U.S. soldier — faces up to 27 years in prison after pleading guilty to wire fraud, extortion and aggravated identity theft in data breaches involving major corporations

Google said an AI bug hunting tool it unveiled in November recently found a vulnerability that hackers were preparing to exploit

“The good news" is that China's Volt Typhoon hacking campaign "really failed," an NSA official said at a cyber conference in New York. An FBI official also described an incident of "true cyberwarfare" with the Flax Typhoon group.

Several luxury brands have been hit with data breaches over the last six months, with Louis Vuitton most recently disclosing that breaches impacted customers in several countries

A vulnerability in Wing FTP Server is being actively exploited and "guarantees a total server compromise,” the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency warned

The FBI and international partners infiltrated websites that were used to distribute pirated versions of Nintendo Switch and PS4 games

Catch up on our top stories from last week — Spain awards Huawei contracts to manage intelligence agency wiretaps; cyberattack on Nova Scotia Power; Russian basketball player arrested in France over alleged ransomware ties

A Kremlin-linked group has been impersonating real journalists and publishing articles on spoofed news sites to spread disinformation in France, Armenia, Germany, Moldova and Norway, researchers have found