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CrowdStrike's president and CEO were both at Black Hat and DEF CON to face direct questions from customers and cybersecurity professionals.

The treaty would allow any country to request technology firms to aid in cybercrime investigations and preserve data about their users — potentially imperiling penetration testers and security researchers, among others.

The vulnerability has been around for nearly 20 years and gives sophisticated attackers a way to bury virtually undetectable bootkits on devices with EPYC and Ryzen microprocessors.

More than 100 Ukrainian government devices have been affected by the threat that is being tracked as UAC-0198.

A quick and easy exploit for crashing Windows computers has no fix yet nor really any way to mitigate its effects.

The recent outage highlights the critical importance of adhering to established processes and governance frameworks.

US citizens play middleman between US companies and the North Korean government agents they unwittingly hire.

The American Hospital Association and Health-ISAC issued a joint threat bulletin warning healthcare IT providers that their ransomware plans need to consider third-party risk.

The weaknesses gave attackers an avenue to take over millions of photovoltaic devices connected to Solarman and Deye's cloud-hosted management systems.

In a panel at Black Hat 2024, journalists and investigators explain their differing goals when a victim organization is breached.

As attack surfaces increase, partner networks widen, and security teams remain stretched, vulnerabilities and errors continue to be a daunting challenge.

The Dark Reading team spent two days on the Dark Reading News Desk interviewing the world's top cybersecurity experts.

Spectre and Meltdown exposed just how easy a target computer memory was for attackers. Several efforts are underway to protect memory.