Shaun Nichols is a reporter for The Stack, a technology news publication. His articles cover a wide range of topics in the tech industry, including product releases, legal battles, cybersecurity, and emerging technologies. His work has also been featured in TechTarget, further establishing his expertise in the field.
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CISA has posted a new directive for US government agencies regarding targeted attacks by the Midnight Blizzard hacking team that also hit Microsoft
US authorities have charged two people with fraud, cyberstalking, and money laundering charges related to a massive catfishing operation
Apple will have to continue its defense of a suit from developers after a court dismissed the company's motion to toss the case
Security researchers are applauding the quick resolution of a set of nine vulnerabilities present in three popular open source web applications for small and medium-sized businesses.
Threat actors associated with the Russia-based Turla advanced persistent threat group are utilizing a new piece of remote access software to infect
A new variant of the Kremlin-backed Sandworm software known as Kapeka has been found in the wild
The PuTTY terminal has been found to contain a vulnerability allowing for the exposure of security keys
China has built itself into a cyberattack powerhouse unrivaled by any other nation, according to the head of the FBI
A silicon-valley boot camp has been penalized for its handling of student loan plans
By: Shaun Nichols
A prolific ransomware known as "Akira" has already managed to extract $42m in payments from its victims, according to the FBI
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