Researchers identified 11 security flaws in certain GE HealthCare ultrasound devices, including the Invenia ABUS 2.0, that could allow malicious actors with physical access to the devices to implant ransomware or access and manipulate patient data.

The FBI and the DOJ have seized control of the BreachForums hacking forum, which was a marketplace for cybercriminals to buy, sell, and trade stolen data and other illegal services, and are now investigating the forum and its admins.

NIST has only analyzed 2 of the nearly 2,000 new vulnerabilities received in May. The backlog is attributed to an increase in software and vulnerabilities, as well as a change in interagency support, according to NIST.

The UK's NCSC and major insurance associations have partnered to help reduce the profitability of ransomware attacks by providing better support and guidance to victims, encouraging resilience, and promoting alternatives to paying ransoms.

Biden administration officials lowered expectations about the discussions during a call with reporters, saying the talks were "not focused on promoting any technical cooperation" between the two world superpowers on AI or emerging technologies.

The German and Czech governments have publicly disclosed that Russian military intelligence hackers, known as APT28, have been involved in an espionage campaign targeting political parties and critical infrastructure in both countries.

The latest investment will allow Corelight to deepen its relationship with existing partners, while extending its expertise from large enterprises and government entities to the enterprise sector.

Microsoft has released a new open-source security tool to close gaps in threat analysis for industrial control systems and help address increased nation-state attacks on critical infrastructure.

Academics at a U.S. university found that if you feed a GPT-4 artificial intelligence agent public security advisories, it can exploit unpatched "real-world" vulnerabilities without precise technical information.

A New York federal jury found a hacker guilty of all charges that he masterminded and carried out a scheme to fraudulently obtain $110 million from cryptocurrency exchange Mango Markets and investors.