The industry remains largely unscathed by cyber threats, but recent events like the JBS ransomware attack highlight vulnerabilities. The sector's increased automation makes it a target for hackers, posing risks to the US food supply.

The industry remains largely unscathed by cyber threats, but recent events like the JBS ransomware attack highlight vulnerabilities. The sector's increased automation makes it a target for hackers, posing risks to the US food supply.

The industry remains largely unscathed by cyber threats, but recent events like the JBS ransomware attack highlight vulnerabilities. The sector's increased automation makes it a target for hackers, posing risks to the US food supply.

The industry remains largely unscathed by cyber threats, but recent events like the JBS ransomware attack highlight vulnerabilities. The sector's increased automation makes it a target for hackers, posing risks to the US food supply.

The industry remains largely unscathed by cyber threats, but recent events like the JBS ransomware attack highlight vulnerabilities. The sector's increased automation makes it a target for hackers, posing risks to the US food supply.

The industry remains largely unscathed by cyber threats, but recent events like the JBS ransomware attack highlight vulnerabilities. The sector's increased automation makes it a target for hackers, posing risks to the US food supply.

The industry remains largely unscathed by cyber threats, but recent events like the JBS ransomware attack highlight vulnerabilities. The sector's increased automation makes it a target for hackers, posing risks to the US food supply.

North Korean threat actors have leveraged a fake Windows video conferencing application impersonating FreeConference.com to backdoor developer systems as part of an ongoing financially-driven campaign dubbed Contagious Interview. The new attack wave, spotted by...

The highly obfuscated KTLVdoor malware has versions for both Microsoft Windows and Linux, allowing attackers to perform tasks like file manipulation, command execution, and remote port scanning.

The highly obfuscated KTLVdoor malware has versions for both Microsoft Windows and Linux, allowing attackers to perform tasks like file manipulation, command execution, and remote port scanning.