The Sygnia Incident Response team has been tracking the group, which it named Elephant Beetle, aka TG2003, for two years. In a Wednesday report, the researchers called Elephant Beetle’s attack ...

But for elephants, it will take a bit longer. This led them to an interesting question: how many beetles does elephant dung attract? When they visited the Laikipia region in central Kenya ...

Elephant Beetle specializes in stealing money from financial and commerce firms over an extended period of time while remaining undetected. Researchers warn of a sophisticated cybercriminal group ...

A financially-motivated actor dubbed 'Elephant Beetle' is stealing millions of dollars from organizations worldwide using an arsenal of over 80 unique tools and scripts. The group is very ...

Its scientific name is Megasoma elephas, but it's called the elephant beetle. Just look at it and you can guess why. The insect is one of two elephant beetles currently at American zoos.

The campaign has been detailed by researchers at Israeli cybersecurity company Sygnia, who have dubbed the organised financial theft operation behind the attacks as 'Elephant Beetle'.

He's not the sort of creature that could easily scuttle about unnoticed. But somehow Bill the elephant beetle managed to sneak into a crate of bananas in Costa Rica and smuggle himself over here.

Dr Ramakrishnan is describing the sick elephant in the room, while Ms Swaraj is celebrating the sprightly beetle atop it. The scale and nature of the two are incomparable. India's gargantuan 900 ...

AFP In response to the Elephant Beetle vulnerability that is stealing millions of dollars from enterprises around the world, Juan Pablo Perez-Etchegoyen, CTO at Onapsis, provides Digital Journal ...