Tehran's latest hacking activity involves easy-to-detect techniques to gain access and then pivoting to stealthier methods.

Certain Iran-linked hacking groups are increasingly willing to use tactics associated with financially motivated criminals, researchers say.

The new research is the latest indication of Iran’s disruptive capabilities in cyberspace.

New details uncovered by CyberScoop show how much coordination went into Cyber Command's public VirusTotal upload of an Iran-linked tool.

Jen Miller-Osborn, Deputy Director of Threat Intelligence for Palo Alto Networks' Unit 42, breaks down all of the research their unit has issued with regard to nation-state-linked…

The Shamoon virus known for the destructive 2012 attack on Saudi Aramco appears to have hit Italian oil and gas company Saipem.

The complex, destructive cyberattacks launched against Saudi Arabian businesses and government organizations are likely coming from at least two separate groups with aligned interests.

Security researchers are closely investigating a spate of newly discovered data breaches in the Middle East, which in each case involved the deployment of an advanced, disk-wiping…