Cybersecurity

Sophisticated Interlock Ransomware Platform Expands Threat Landscape, Security Experts Warn

Security researchers report Interlock ransomware has transformed from a mid-tier threat to a sophisticated, cloud-enabled enterprise platform. The malicious operation now targets multiple operating systems and uses professional business communications during attacks. Experts urge organizations to implement behavioral analysis and conditional access controls to mitigate risks.

Ransomware Platform Reaches Operational Maturity

Interlock ransomware has evolved from a basic credentials stealer into a highly sophisticated, multi-platform criminal enterprise, according to reports from security researchers at Forescout. The malicious platform reportedly reached what analysts describe as “operational maturity” in February 2025, transforming into a cloud-enabled operation with its own affiliates, automation, and professionalized attack methods.

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LastPass Issues Alert on Phishing Emails Impersonating Security Breach Notification

** LastPass has officially addressed a deceptive phishing campaign where emails falsely claim the password manager has been compromised. Security analysts suggest users remain vigilant and avoid downloading any updates from unverified sources linked in these messages. The company confirms its systems remain secure despite the fraudulent attempts to steal master passwords. **CONTENT:**

Password Manager Targeted by Deceptive Phishing Scheme

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Microsoft Report Reveals Surge in AI-Powered Cyberattacks by Adversarial Nations

Foreign adversaries are dramatically increasing their use of artificial intelligence to mount sophisticated cyberattacks against the United States, according to Microsoft’s latest digital threats report. The technology is being weaponized to create convincing fake content, automate attacks, and penetrate sensitive systems. Security experts warn this represents a pivotal moment requiring urgent cybersecurity investments.

Alarming Increase in AI-Enabled Cyber Operations

Russia, China, Iran and North Korea have significantly escalated their use of artificial intelligence to deceive targets online and launch sophisticated cyberattacks against the United States, according to reports from Microsoft’s annual digital threats assessment. The findings, published Thursday, reveal how foreign adversaries are adopting innovative tactics to weaponize the internet for espionage and deception operations.