Davey Winder, Contributor

From counterfeit surgical masks to coronavirus ‘cures’ – criminal lowlife exploiting the pandemic are targeted by global law enforcement operation

As hackers dial up their vile attacks against healthcare, these are the volunteer cyber-heroes out to thwart them.

A medical facility on standby to help test any coronavirus vaccine has been hit by a ransomware group that promised not to target medical organizations.

As cybercriminals continue to exploit the coronavirus pandemic for profit, the law enforcement fightback begins.

Cybercriminals, who truly deserve the epithet of cyberscum, are attacking healthcare targets with a new and dangerous Windows ransomware campaign.

As cybercriminals continue to exploit the coronavirus pandemic, the FBI has warned that three U. S. states need to be particularly alert to the cyber-attack threat

As leading cybercrime gangs promise not to attack healthcare organizations during the COVID-19 pandemic, can we take them at their word?

With the internet awash with coronavirus malware, misinformation and snake oil, can Google and Twitter provide the cure?

If you are still thinking about clinging on to Windows 7, the risks are “crazy high” as this WAV-based attack demonstrates.

The Rouen University Hospital-Charles Nicolle in the north of France has fallen victim to a ransomware attack with consequences reminiscent of the WannaCry attack that hit U. K. National Health Service (NHS) hospitals in 2017.