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ESET has launched a free decryption tool for victims of Crysis ransomware, offering a solution to recover encrypted files without paying a ransom.

New Android ransomware tactics emerge, using encrypted payloads and email scams to exploit users, with a new focus on Chinese markets.

Introducing Salesforce Shield. Launched in July, it was built to help customers see the who, what and where information about sensitive data access.

Business email compromise (BEC) is set to continue evolving and causing big losses in 2017, cyber security firm Proofpoint has predicted.

RedShield's CTO Sam Pickles discusses their iSANZ win and the company's mission to solve clients' unique security issues without needing developers.

Hack forecasts for 2017: experts warn of a surge in fileless malware, IoT exploits, and politically-charged cyber thefts.

Over one million Google accounts hacked through malicious Android apps, with 13,000 new infections daily. #Gooligan.

Dimension Data predicts that digital focus will continue to be the key trend in the IT industry over the next year.

Siemens-branded IP-based CCTV cameras are the latest internet-connected devices to be found vulnerable to hacking attacks.

Up-to-date security systems, usable security, and awareness on how to deal with threats and social engineering are needed.

Symantec is warning Android users to watch out for a banking malware that is whitelisting itself to stay active and monitored by attackers.

Security researchers have discovered a new attack vector, named ImageGate, that embeds malware in image files on social media platforms.

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The group behind the Gatak Trojan (Trojan.Gatak) continues to pose a threat with the healthcare sector heavily affected by attacks.

ESET launches Threat Intelligence service for real-time threat alerts and analysis, available globally in 2017.

Taiwan faces sustained cyber attacks, with officials and energy firms targeted by espionage campaign, reports Palo Alto Networks.

Under the veil of cybersecurity, regulators will have access to information that could benefit Chinese firms at the expense of foreign business.

Survey finds DDoS attacks are often a cover for more nefarious cyber activities, with over half of firms targeted.

Conficker's legacy lingers eight years after it first emerged, infecting 11 million devices worldwide and costing up to USD $9 billion in cleanup.

Beware of online cybersecurity scams this Christmas as fake retail apps appear on app stores, warns cybersecurity expert.