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By Adrian Cheek, Senior Cybercrime Researcher
In January, a US Army master sergeant allegedly helped plan the operation to capture Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro. Then, prosecutors say, he bet $33,000 on it happening and walked away with more than $400,000. Two months later, a Google engineer was charged with using internal search-trend data t...
By Adrian Cheek, Senior Cybercrime Researcher
Imagine losing your wallet or purse and then someone uses your identity to steal cars, rack up hospital bills, and receive medical procedures under your name. Years later, you discover that a stranger’s blood type is recorded in your chart. You cannot undo it. You cannot reset your medical history th...
Supply chain ransomware now has a flagship operator: TeamPCP has run at least three waves of automated supply-chain poisoning since September 14, 2025, using stolen developer credentials to breach GitHub (roughly 3,800 internal repositories), Checkmarx, CISCO, and the European Commission. The group now converts that access into reven...
On May 14, 2026, an actor using the handle hyflock123 opened a recruitment thread on the Duty-Free forum claiming prior work for both LockBit and Qilin, launching a ransomware-as-a-service program called Hyflock. The following day, hastalamuerte, the founder and administrator of The Gentlemen RaaS, ran a recruitment campaign on Breac...
By Bill Bradley, Product Marketing
Identiverse returns to Mandalay Bay June 15-18, and this year the agenda makes one thing clear: the industry is treating identi...