New research by Infoblox Threat Intel and Vietnam’s Chong Lua Dao identified an Android banking trojan likely operated from multiple locations, including Cambodia’s K99 Triumph City—previously flagged by the UN for large-scale scams and forced labour.

Infoblox Threat Intel and the Vietnamese nonprofit Chong Lua Dao tracked down the Android banking Trojan. This followed a spike in anomalous DNS traffic across Infoblox customer networks. It led to a previously undocumented malware-as-a-service platform.

Craig Sanderson from Infoblox dives into the newly finalized NIST SP 800-81 as it marks a pivotal shift in DNS security, emphasizing resilience through modernized practices tailored for today’s distributed, cloud-driven, and threat-laden environments.

Sitting in his dorm room at the Rochester Institute of Technology, Benjamin Brundage was closing in on a mystery that had even seasoned internet investigators baffled. A cat meme helped him crack the case.

In the rural heartlands of China, farmers overfeed their pigs to keep them blissfully unaware of the blade and ensure harvest of the best quality meats. That logic has found an unsettling parallel online.

World Backup Day has quietly become one of the most revealing moments in enterprise technology. This has occurred not because of the reminders to “back up your data,” but because of what the people building the systems are now saying out loud. For years, backup lived in the background: a necessary, often underappreciated layer of IT hygiene.