“The Triada case is a good example of how Android malware authors are becoming more adept," the company said.

In this op-ed, a former House staffer says there are two fundamental and related problems with the department’s proposed cyber bureau.

Flashpoint detailed an active Magecart-style campaign sweeping up data from more than 100 sites.

Undeterred by the reported dumping of its data online, an Iran-linked hacking group has been using malicious documents and files to impersonate government entities.

The increase coincides with heightened law enforcement activity targeting online drug market.

For a time, the group almost exclusively targeted businesses in the U.S. and Canada, netting over 3,000 account credentials through phishing.

Not only did Russia's troll farm promote disinformation, a small handful tried making a buck, too.

The new bureau, with a projected staff of 80 and budget of $20.8 million, would be led by a Senate-confirmed coordinator and “ambassador-at-large."

SentinelOne would not disclose its revenue figures.

DHS's CISA welcomed the funding and support from Congress.