Christian Vasquez is a journalist at CyberScoop. He covers industrial cybersecurity and has a strong focus on themes such as cybercrime and computer security, with topics ranging from security breaches to the implications of the Russia-Ukraine War. Christian's work has been featured in notable publications including The Dallas Morning News, E&E News, and Revolver Magazine.
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By: Christian Vasquez
The ransomware group HellCat claims responsibility for the cyberattack and threatens to dump 40GB.
Beijing's hackers are also using an open-source VPN tool for persistence.
By: Christian Vasquez
Researchers can't tell if the malware was used in a campaign, or North Korean operatives were caught before they could deploy it in the wild.
By: Christian Vasquez
Subscribe to our daily newsletter. Subscribe The financial ratings service says industry digital reliance increases cyber risk.
The Boston-based firm adds the threat intelligence provider to its product arsenal.
By: Christian Vasquez
Hackers have been actively targeting the firewall management software through multiple vulnerabilities.
By: Christian Vasquez
Hackers exploit misconfigured Jupyter notebooks for illegal UEFA Champions League streaming, according to Aqua Security.
By: Christian Vasquez
House Republicans during a Tuesday hearing were sympathetic to industry calls for shaving down cyber regulations.
The mobile company CAPE’s Android-based phone complies with U.S. law but claims to offer a higher degree of privacy for users.
By: Christian Vasquez
How plug-and-play hacking tools and lax configs helped a Russian script kiddie start a scheme.
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