A new FBI crime report (IC3) shows the increase in ransomware attacks and spam calls, texts, and emails continues to skyrocket, resulting in more than $10 billion lost in the last year alone.

Investment scams that involve grooming a target to invest in fraudulent endeavors took off like a rocket in 2022 and led all cyber crime, racking up $3.3 billion in losses on the year.

Americans lost $10.3 billion to a wide variety of internet scams last year, according to an FBI report released this month.

The FBI’s Internet Crime Report reveals that organizations that provide critical infrastructure for the United States were hit 860 times by ransomware attacks throughout 2022. A myriad of ...

His elevation to the senior role, experts say, shows how small the pool of skilled nation-state hackers is likely to be and ...

Federal agencies, along with Microsoft, detail three threats facing critical infrastructure entities like healthcare: Black ...

Italian supercar manufacturer Ferrari has confirmed it was hit by a ransomware attack that exposed customers’ personal ...

CISA, the FBI and the Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis Center (MS-ISAC) issued new advice about the ransomware group LockBit yesterday. The joint advisory details tactics, techniques ...

Royal ransomware threat actors are targeting critical infrastructure organizations with sophisticated cyberattacks, the FBI ...

At least 4,300 current Oakland city employees are at risk of being hacked following a ransomware attack last month. Now, thousands of former employees dating back to 2010 may be, too. The ABC News ...

In 2022, the FBI "received 2,385 complaints identified as ransomware with adjusted losses of more than $34.3 million," according to the report. The FBI seal is pictured in Omaha, Neb., Aug. 10 ...