T-Cybercrime

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Sep
Medusa's Affiliate Model Hits Full Stride: 500 Critical-Infrastructure Victims and a Hint of Cracks Beneath- 339

Medusa's Affiliate Model Hits Full Stride: 500 Critical-Infrastructure Victims and a Hint of Cracks Beneath- 339

August 20, 2026 An updated federal advisory on the Medusa ransomware-as-a-service operation reads less like a warning
3 min read
07
Sep
From Leaked Code to RaaS Empire: Inside the Gunra Ransomware Warning- 325

From Leaked Code to RaaS Empire: Inside the Gunra Ransomware Warning- 325

August 13, 2026 US federal agencies and South Korea's National Police Agency issued a joint advisory this month
3 min read
07
Sep
No Single Actor Controls Enough to Be Deterred: Why Law Enforcement Keeps Losing the Cybercrime Race- 323

No Single Actor Controls Enough to Be Deterred: Why Law Enforcement Keeps Losing the Cybercrime Race- 323

August 7, 2026 At Black Hat USA 2026, Carole House, CEO of Penumbra Strategies and a senior fellow at the
3 min read
07
Sep
You Don't Have to Hack In, You Just Have to Log In: Phishing's New Engineering Problem- 315

You Don't Have to Hack In, You Just Have to Log In: Phishing's New Engineering Problem- 315

August 6, 2026 For twenty years, phishing's basic engineering problem was getting a password. Multifactor authentication and email-
6 min read
07
Sep
The Trust Multiplier: When One Vendor's Compromise Becomes Everyone's- 314

The Trust Multiplier: When One Vendor's Compromise Becomes Everyone's- 314

August 15, 2026 Three supply-chain compromises surfacing in the same stretch of reporting share nothing in terms of victim,
8 min read
07
Sep
Nothing Broken, Everything Exploited: Crypto Theft Spreads Across the Entire Stack- 312

Nothing Broken, Everything Exploited: Crypto Theft Spreads Across the Entire Stack- 312

August 6,2026 Four cryptocurrency-theft incidents surfacing within a two-week window share a detail worth pausing on before
7 min read
04
Sep
Fifteen Years in the Making: The Sentencing of Ransomwareas- a-Service's Original Architect- 309

Fifteen Years in the Making: The Sentencing of Ransomwareas- a-Service's Original Architect- 309

August 7, 2026 When a US federal judge in the Eastern District of Virginia sentenced Maksim Silnikau to 16 years
3 min read
03
Aug
When cybercrime borrows a spy's toolkit: the UAT-11795 campaign hiding inside everyday software- 292

When cybercrime borrows a spy's toolkit: the UAT-11795 campaign hiding inside everyday software- 292

July 18, 2026 A financially motivated, Russian-speaking hacking crew has spent over a year quietly trojanizing the installers of
5 min read
03
Aug
Nichirei and the price of ambiguity: what the RansomHouse extortion of Japan's cold-chain giant reveals about a widening pattern of unattributed pressure on Japanese industry- 278

Nichirei and the price of ambiguity: what the RansomHouse extortion of Japan's cold-chain giant reveals about a widening pattern of unattributed pressure on Japanese industry- 278

July 22, 2026 When Nichirei Corporation severed its own network connections on July 13, 2026, it did more than contain
4 min read
03
Aug
Canada's Signals Intelligence Agency Turns Its Offensive Toolkit on Criminal Networks, Not Just State Adversaries- 277

Canada's Signals Intelligence Agency Turns Its Offensive Toolkit on Criminal Networks, Not Just State Adversaries- 277

July 7, 2026 Canada's Communications Security Establishment has disclosed that it ran three offensive cyber operations against foreign
3 min read