The successful break-up of DanaBot marks the second high-profile law enforcement disruption of a widespread malware operation in as many days.

Cybercriminals used the prolific malware to target individuals and businesses, including Fortune 500 companies, according to the FBI.

Global law enforcement authorities and Microsoft seized or disrupted the prolific infostealer’s central command infrastructure, malicious domains and marketplaces where the malware was sold.

It’s the first public break in the case that might be the largest breach of American schoolchildren's data.

The largest cryptocurrency exchange in the U.S. said cybercriminals bribed insiders to steal data on customers, some of whom were duped into handing over crypto assets.

The Republican chair told Congress that the agency will need specialized software, personnel and expertise to enforce the newly passed Take It Down Act.

Semperis CEO Mickey Bresman

Multiple firms are tracking the zero-day attacks on Europe’s top software firm.

A new report from DTEX Systems is the deepest look at how North Korea’s remote IT workforce schemes are the tip of the iceberg when it comes…

The benefits of cybercrime aren't all flashy cars and watches. Sophos X-Ops researchers discovered it also fuels a far-reaching mix of ordinary, sometimes unremarkable businesses.