The chats also showed how victims could negotiate successfully, and offered a window into the structure of a ransomware operation.

The botnet was active just days after the Exchange Server vulnerabilities were announced.

The hacking group known as Bismuth, APT32 or Ocean Lotus installed Monero miners on victims' networks while it was up to other, more nefarious activities, researchers say.

It's not clear if the scammers actually hacked anything of value. But skimming cryptocurrency from the public seemed to be the goal.

It’s an example of how the fight against a cybercriminal threat is often long and methodical — and heavily aided by the private sector.

The research is a reminder that it is not just state-sponsored hackers that have reportedly co-opted the leaked NSA tools.

Microsoft has removed the apps from its store.

SET discovered that add-ons for Kodi were part of a cryptojacking campaign extending back to at least December 2017.

The zero day is exploitable through the way the app's Windows client manages a Unicode character that reverses the direction of text. A JavaScript file disguised as…

A third-party plugin co-opted sites, including ones belonging to the U.S. federal courts and D.C.'s public transit system, to mine Monero.