According to security researchers, the key fob is extremely hackable, and, in addition, it is convenient. In terms of digital security, the car key fob does not have the greatest reputation when it comes to safety. As of late,…
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New Ransomware Threat Hits Hundreds of Organisations Worldwide
In a recent joint report by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), a new ransomware gang named Black Basta has been identified as breaching over 500 organisations globally between April 2022 and…
Predictive AI: What Do We Need to Understand?
We all are no strangers to artificial intelligence (AI) expanding over our lives, but Predictive AI stands out as uncharted waters. What exactly fuels its predictive prowess, and how does it operate? Let’s take a detailed exploration of Predictive AI,…
Emphasizing Post-Breach Strategies in Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity discourse heavily emphasizes prevention, yet often neglects post-breach strategies. While we invest significant effort in establishing protocols to avert attacks, breaches remain an unavoidable reality. The “IBM Cyber Security Intelligence Index” report highlights human error as a leading…
Cybercriminals Are Becoming More Proficient at Exploiting Vulnerabilities
According to Fortinet, cybercriminals have their sights on the increasing number of new vulnerabilities triggered by the expansion of online services and applications, as well as the rapid rise in the number and variety of connected devices. It’s only…
Europol Confirms Web Portal Breach: No Operational Data Stolen
In a recent incident, Europol’s Europol Platform for Experts (EPE) portal experienced a security breach. The breach occurred within a closed user group, raising concerns about data security and operational integrity. In this blog post, we delve into the details…
Understanding Vishing and Quishing: Protecting Yourself Against Telephone and QR Code Scams
In our digitally interconnected world, cybercriminals continuously devise new methods to exploit technology for their malicious intents. Two prevalent schemes gaining traction are vishing and quishing scams. These fraudulent activities capitalize on telephone calls and QR codes to deceive…
Dell API Abused to Steal 49 Million Customer Records in Data Breach
The threat actor responsible for the recent Dell data breach stated that he scraped information from 49 million customer records via a partner portal API that he accessed as a phony organization. Dell had begun sending alerts to customers informing…
Understanding the Complexities of VPNs: Balancing Privacy and Security in the Digital Age
Virtual private networks (VPNs) are crafted to safeguard online privacy through the encryption of internet traffic and concealment of IP addresses, thereby preventing the determination of user locations. This functionality becomes apparent when users attempt to access websites or…
WordPress Vulnerabilities, Exploiting LiteSpeed Cache and Email Subscribers Plugins
In recent cybersecurity developments, hackers have been leveraging a critical vulnerability within the LiteSpeed Cache plugin for WordPress to exploit websites running outdated versions. LiteSpeed Cache, a popular caching plugin utilized by over five million WordPress sites, is designed…
Cyber Crime Wave: Chinese Scammers Target Europe with Fake Designer Brands
In the last couple of weeks, there has been an increase in the number of people who have been duped into sharing their card details and other personal information with a network of fake online designer shops that are…
Invoke AI Introduces Refined Control Features for Image Generation
Invoke AI has added two novel features to its AI-based image generation platform. According to the company, two new features—the Model Trainer and Control Layers—provide some of the most refined controls in image generation. Both apps provide users granular…
Dell Data Breach Exposes Personal Information Of 49 Million
Dell, the renowned computer manufacturer, has issued a cautionary notice to its customers regarding a disconcerting data breach. The breach, which affects an estimated 49 million customers, involves unauthorised access to an online portal containing sensitive customer information. Dell…
Ascension Cyber Attack Heightens Focus on Healthcare Cybersecurity Measures
The healthcare sector is increasingly targeted by cybercriminals, as evidenced by recent high-profile attacks that disrupt services and highlight vulnerabilities in this critical industry. The recent cyber attack on Ascension, in particular, has raised concerns due to its significant…
Microsoft Introduces Innovative AI Model for Intelligence Analysis
Microsoft has introduced a cutting-edge artificial intelligence (AI) model tailored specifically for the US intelligence community, marking a leap forward in secure intelligence analysis. This state-of-the-art AI model operates entirely offline, mitigating the risks associated with internet connectivity and…
New Cuckoo Malware Targeting macOS Users to Steal Sensitive Data
Cybersecurity experts have identified a new information stealer targeting Apple macOS computers that is intended to establish persistence on compromised hosts and function as spyware. Kandji’s malware, dubbed Cuckoo, is a universal Mach-O binary that can execute on both…
The Mask: A Resilient Espionage Group Returns After a Decade
An APT group that has been missing for over a decade has reappeared in a cyber-espionage campaign aimed at organizations in Latin America and Central Africa. The Mask’s history Origins: The Mask first appeared in 2007, operating with stealth and…
Unpatchable VPN Vulnerability Exposes Data to Attackers: What You Need to Know
In a recent revelation that has sent shockwaves through the cybersecurity community, researchers have unearthed a significant vulnerability in virtual private networks (VPNs) dubbed TunnelVision. This flaw, described as deep and unpatchable, poses a substantial threat to data security,…
Health Care Network in Crisis: Cyberattack Shuts Down Operations Across US
After a cyberattack this week, the largest healthcare system in the United States is diverting ambulances to “several” of its hospitals, the company said Thursday. In a statement released Thursday evening by Ascension Hospital, a nonprofit network based in…
Why Active Directory Is A Big Deal?
In a cutting-edge study by XM Cyber and the Cyentia Institute, a comprehensive analysis has unveiled a startling reality: a staggering 80% of cybersecurity vulnerabilities within organisations stem from issues related to Active Directory. This might sound like tech…
Malware Lurking in Minecraft Source Packs
In the world of gaming, customization is king. Players love tweaking their favourite games to make them even more exciting. But while mods and customizations can enhance your gaming experience, they can also hide dangerous threats. A new version of…
The 2023 USG Data Breach: 800 Accounts Compromised, A Closer Look
The Breach: Scope and impact The University System of Georgia (USG) notified 800,000 people about data breaches during the 2023 Clop MOVEit attacks. USG is a state government body that oversees 26 public colleges and universities in Georgia, serving approximately…
Akamai Expands into API Security with $450 Million Noname Deal
It was founded in 2020 and is currently one of the top API security vendors in the world. After emerging from stealth in a year, Noname has reached unicorn status, as of 2021. As a result of the $220…
US Authorities Charge LockBit Ransomware Ringleader
US officials have uncovered and indicted the ringleader of LockBit, a widespread ransomware operation that has extorted victims out of half a billion dollars. He is facing over two dozen criminal charges. According to a 26-count indictment released on…
DocGo Confirms Cyberattack: Patient Health Data Breach
In a recent turn of events, DocGo, a prominent mobile medical care firm providing healthcare services across the United States and the United Kingdom, has fallen victim to a cyberattack. The breach, confirmed by the company in a filing…
Microsoft to Enforce Executive Accountability for Cybersecurity
Microsoft is undergoing organizational adjustments to enhance cybersecurity measures throughout its products and services, focusing on holding senior leadership directly responsible. Charlie Bell, Microsoft’s executive vice president of security, outlined these changes in a recent blog post aimed at…
OpenAI and Stack Overflow Partnership: A Controversial Collaboration
The Partnership Details OpenAI and Stack Overflow are collaborating through OverflowAPI access to provide OpenAI users and customers with the correct and validated data foundation that AI technologies require to swiftly solve an issue, allowing engineers to focus on critical…
Crypto’s New Cybersecurity Initiative Led by Justine Bone
The cryptocurrency sector is on the brink of a paradigm shift in cybersecurity as it gears up to launch Crypto ISAC (Information Sharing and Analysis Center), under the adept leadership of cybersecurity expert Justine Bone. Bone, acclaimed for her…
Chinese Attackers Deployed Backdoor Quintet to Down MITRE
China-linked hackers used a variety of backdoors and Web shells to compromise the MITRE Corporation late last year. Last month, it was revealed that MITRE, widely known for its Adversarial Tactics, Techniques, and Common Knowledge (ATT&CK) framework, had been…
MITRE Links Recent Attack to China-Associated UNC5221
MITRE recently provided further insight into the recent cyber intrusion, shedding light on the new malicious software employed and a timeline detailing the attacker’s actions. In April 2024, MITRE announced a breach in one of its research and prototyping…
Empowering Indigenous Data Sovereignty: The TTP-Microsoft Partnership
The recent partnership between Te Tumu Paeroa (TTP), the office of the Māori Trustee, and Microsoft for the forthcoming data centres in Aotearoa New Zealand marks a groundbreaking development with potential global implications for indigenous data sovereignty. This agreement,…
Android App Security Alert: Proactive Measures to Prevent Unauthorized Control
Approximately a billion Android users have been threatened by a new malware infection. The latest security alert comes from Microsoft’s team who discovered a new vulnerability that may give hackers complete control of your smartphone. The latest security alert…
FBI Investigates Thousands of Fake Emails Warning of Cyber Threat You Must Do 1 Thing
Over the weekend, an alarming incident unfolded as thousands of fake emails flooded in, purportedly from the US Department of Homeland Security. The messages, titled “Urgent: Threat actor in systems,” raised concerns about a cyber threat allegedly posed by…
Debating the Risks and Realities of Artificial General Intelligence
In the ever-evolving landscape of artificial intelligence (AI), a notable shift in focus has emerged from the once lofty concerns about AI achieving sentience or triggering a hypothetical “singularity.” Instead, attention has pivoted towards a concept known as artificial…
BetterHelp Agrees to $7.8 Million Settlement for Health Data Sharing with 800,000 Users
The LockBit ransomware group has resurfaced, targeting Hooker Furniture, a significant player in the U.S. furniture industry. Alleging the theft of customer and business data, LockBit has set a deadline of May 08, 2024, for its publication. Meanwhile, BetterHelp,…
LAPD Website Unexpectedly Offline; Ransomware Ruled Out, Cause Unclear
On Friday afternoon, the Los Angeles Police Department’s website went down due to an overload, officials said, despite claims on social media that an online group was responsible for the outage through their “cyber attack.” It is widely believed…
Is Your iPhone at Risk? Understanding iPhone Spyware Issue
Surprisingly, one iOS user has successfully identified Apple’s iPhone Spyware Problem. Unfortunately, iPhone spyware attacks have extended to 92 nations. And it can be one of the most scary threats in the realm of technology. The blog post below…
New Attack Renders Most VPN Apps Vulnerable
A new attack, dubbed TunnelVision, has materialised as a threat to the security of virtual private network (VPN) applications, potentially compromising their ability to protect user data. Researchers have detected vulnerabilities affecting nearly all VPN apps, which could allow…
Assessing F Society’s Latest Ransomware Targets: Are They at Risk?
In recent developments, the F Society ransomware group has once again made headlines by listing four additional victims on its leak site. The alleged targets include Bitfinex, Coinmoma, Rutgers University, and SBC Global Net. Bitfinex, a renowned cryptocurrency exchange…
Scattered Spider: Hackers Attacking Commercial Sectors, Cops Troubled
Scattered Spider threat actors primarily steal data for extortion using a variety of social engineering approaches, and they have recently used BlackCat/ALPHV ransomware in addition to their usual TTPs. According to a senior bureau official, the FBI must “evolve” to…
Rising Threat: Hackers Exploit Microsoft Graph for Command-and-Control Operations
Recently, there has been a trend among nation-state espionage groups they are tapping into native Microsoft services for their command-and-control (C2) operations. Surprisingly, different groups, unrelated to each other, have reached the same conclusion that It is smarter to…
Microsoft Uncovers Major Security Flaw in Android Apps with Billions of Downloads
Microsoft recently made a troubling discovery regarding the security of numerous Android applications, including some of the most widely used ones, each boasting over 500 million installations. After uncovering a common security weakness, Microsoft promptly notified Google’s Android security…
ATM Card Trap Scam: How to Stay Safe
ATMs have become an integral part of our lives. They provide convenient access to cash and banking services. However, criminals are always finding new ways to exploit technology for their gain. One such deceptive scheme is the ATM card trap…
Scammers Targeting WhatsApp Groups in UK
When businessman Mohammed Yousaf received an urgent plea for assistance from one of his oldest friends, he rushed to the rescue. The 56-year-old received a WhatsApp message from the account of a man he had been friends with for…
Are The New AI PCs Worth The Hype?
In recent years, the realm of computing has witnessed a remarkable transformation with the rise of AI-powered PCs. These cutting-edge machines are not just your ordinary computers; they are equipped with advanced artificial intelligence capabilities that are revolutionizing the…
Microsoft Revamps Security Leadership, Empowering Deputy CISOs
There have been a series of major security breaches recently, and Microsoft is making changes to its security practices, organizational structure, and executive compensation to address the issue, as government leaders and big customers increasingly pressure the company to…
Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Trust VPNs Blindly
In an era where we should be gravely concerned about online privacy and security, Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) have come through as indispensable tools for safeguarding digital identities. However, amidst the buzz of VPN advertisements promising invincibility against cyber…
Android Flaw Exposes DNS Queries Despite VPN Kill Switch
Several months ago, a Mullvad VPN user discovered that Android users have a serious privacy concern when using Mullvad VPN. Even with the Always-On VPN feature activated, which ensures that the VPN connection is always active, and with the…
Microsoft Introduces Passkey Authentication for Personal Microsoft Accounts
Microsoft has introduced a new feature allowing Windows users to log into their Microsoft consumer accounts using a passkey, eliminating the need for traditional passwords. This passkey authentication method supports various password-less options such as Windows Hello, FIDO2 security…
Experts Warn Criminals Could Exploit Jogging Apps for Targeting People
Experts caution that users of running apps should heighten their privacy settings to thwart potential stalkers and other malicious actors from accessing sensitive information regarding their activities. While platforms like Strava enable joggers and hikers to share route details…
Backdoor Malware: Iranian Hackers Disguised as Journalists
Crafting convincing personas APT42, an Iranian state-backed threat actor, uses social engineering attacks, including posing as journalists, to access corporate networks and cloud environments in Western and Middle Eastern targets. Mandiant initially discovered APT42 in September 2022, reporting that the…
Are Big Tech Companies Getting Rich from AI?
Big Tech companies like Amazon, Microsoft, and Alphabet have showcased impressive earnings, with a substantial boost from their advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) technology. Amazon’s quarterly report revealed a 13% increase in net sales, primarily attributed to its AWS…
Data of Domestic Violence Victims Leaked in ZircoDATA Hack
Monash Health, a Victorian public health agency, has announced that it had been impacted by the recent ZircoDATA hack. Earlier this year in February, ZircoDATA, which provides safe document storage, data management, and digital conversion of 9,000 clients across…
New Cuttlefish Malware Hijacks Router Connections, Cloud Data Stolen
In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats, a new menace has emerged: Cuttlefish. This sophisticated malware targets enterprise-grade and small office/home office (SOHO) routers, posing a significant risk to both businesses and individual users alike. Discovered by Lumen Technologies’…
Report: Spanish Authorities Discover CPF Nomination Note on iPad of Slain Singaporean Woman in Spain
Singaporean authorities, along with two banks and Hong Kong police, thwarted a scam targeting a 70-year-old victim, recovering over S$370,000. The Singapore Police Force (SPF) disclosed that DBS detected suspicious transactions amounting to about S$180,000, promptly blocking further transfers…
Hackers are Targeting Routers Across the Globe
When hackers identify an unsecured router, they penetrate it by installing malware that provides them persistence, the ability to launch distributed denial of service (DDoS) assaults, hide malicious data, and more. But what happens when the hackers discover a…
CISA Ask Companies to Fix Path Traversal Vulnerabilities
CISA and FBI urge companies to take patch actions CISA and the FBI recommended software companies today to assess their products and fix route traversal security flaws before selling. Attackers can leverage path traversal vulnerabilities (also known as directory traversal)…
NSW Cybercrime Squad Arrests Suspect in Million-Person Data Breach Case
In a significant development, the Cybercrime Squad in New South Wales (NSW) has made a crucial breakthrough in a case involving a mass data breach affecting approximately one million individuals. The arrest of a 46-year-old man from Fairfield West…
Insect Farmers Embrace AI to Drive Down Production Costs
The insect farming industry, previously thought of as an industry that was in desperate need of development, has rapidly gained popularity as a practical and sustainable solution to the severe worldwide challenges of food safety, environmental degradation, and aid…
Facial Recognition System Breach Sparks Privacy Concerns in Australia
A significant privacy breach has shaken up the club scene in Australia, as a facial recognition system deployed across multiple nightlife venues became the target of a cyberattack. Outabox, the Australian firm responsible for the technology, is facing intense scrutiny…
DropBox E-Signature Breach Exposes Customer Data
DropBox has announced a breach in its DropBox Sign eSignature platform, formerly known as HelloSign. The breach, uncovered on April 24, has left customer data vulnerable, including authentication tokens, MFA keys, hashed passwords, and personal information. The breach was…
French Hospital CHC-SV Refuses to Pay LockBit Ransomware Demand
The Hôpital de Cannes – Simone Veil (CHC-SV) in France revealed that it has received a ransom demand from the Lockbit 3.0 ransomware gang and refused to pay the ransom. On April 17, the 840-bed hospital announced a serious…
Strengthening Password Security: Addressing Misconceptions and Best Practices
According to recent research by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), conducted to mark World Password Day, only one in five people in the UK can correctly identify a secure password over a risky one. This alarming statistic…
Sweden Faces Influx of DDoS Attacks Following NATO Membership
A significant uptick in distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks has plagued Sweden as the nation navigates its path towards joining NATO, reports network performance management provider Netscout. The onslaught commenced notably in May 2023, following a colossal 500…
Google’s Med-Gemini: Advancing AI in Healthcare
On Tuesday, Google unveiled a new line of artificial intelligence (AI) models geared toward the medical industry. Although the tech giant has issued a pre-print version of its research paper that illustrates the capabilities and methodology of these AI models,…
AI vs Human Intelligence: Who Is Leading The Pack?
Artificial intelligence (AI) has surged into nearly every facet of our lives, from diagnosing diseases to deciphering ancient texts. Yet, for all its prowess, AI still falls short when compared to the complexity of the human mind. Scientists are…
AI Takes the Controller: Revolutionizing Computer Games
The computer games industry has been a part of Andrew Maximov’s life for 12 years and despite all of this experience, he still marvels at how much money it costs to build some of the biggest games of all…
Privacy Breach Rocks Australian Nightlife as Facial Recognition System Compromised
A significant privacy breach has shaken up the club scene in Australia, as a facial recognition system deployed across multiple nightlife venues became the target of a cyberattack. Outabox, the Australian firm responsible for the technology, is facing intense…
Hackers Claim Biggest Attack On UAE in History
The United Arab Emirates government was the target of a significant data breach attack that has the cybersecurity industry on edge. The attacker, who goes by the username “UAE,” has not been recognized. Unless a ransom of 150 bitcoins (about…
Cyber Criminal Sentenced for Targeting Therapy Patients
In a recent legal case that has shaken Finland, cyber offender Julius Kivimäki, known online as Zeekill, has been sentenced to six years and three months behind bars for his involvement in a sophisticated cybercrime operation. The case revolves around…
Industrial Cyberattackers Reverting to USB Tactics, Says Honeywell Report
In a surprising turn of events, the use of removable media, particularly USB devices, has resurged as a favoured tactic among industrial cyber attackers. Honeywell’s recently released “2024 USB Threat Report” sheds light on this concerning trend, emphasizing its…
Apple Working to Patch Alarming iPhone Issue
Apple claims to be working rapidly to resolve an issue that resulted in some iPhone alarms not setting off, allowing its sleeping users to have an unexpected lie-in. Many people rely on their phones as alarm clocks, and some…
No MFA, No Defense: Change Healthcare Falls Victim to Citrix Account Hijacking
A UnitedHealth spokesperson confirmed that the black cat ransomware gang had breached Change Healthcare’s network, using stolen credentials to get into the company’s Citrix remote access service, which was not set up to support multi-factor authentication. It was revealed…
Safeguarding Your Employee Data From Identity Theft
In today’s digital age, where data breaches and cyberattacks are increasingly common, safeguarding against identity-based attacks has become paramount for organizations worldwide. Identity-based attacks, which involve the unauthorized access to sensitive information through compromised user credentials, pose significant risks…
Microsoft Alerts Users as Russian Hackers Target Windows Systems
As advancements in AI technology continue to unfold, the specter of cybercrime looms larger each day. Among the chorus of cautionary voices, Microsoft, the eminent IT behemoth, adds its warning to the fray. Microsoft’s Threat Intelligence researchers have issued…
North Korean Scammers Lure Developers with Fake Job Offers
A new cyber scam, dubbed “Dev Popper,” is preying on software developers through fake job interviews. This elaborate ruse, masquerading as genuine employment opportunities, aims to infiltrate the victim’s computer with a harmful Python backdoor, posing serious cyber threats. How…
Okta Alert: The Rise of Credential Stuffing Attacks Through Proxy Networks
According to Okta’s user warning, the availability of residential proxy services, stolen credentials, and scripting tools has led to an increase in credential-stuffing assaults that target online services. The Okta research team noticed a rise in credential-stuffing attempts against Okta…
Safeguarding Reproductive Health Workers: Addressing Risks Posed by Data Brokers and Doxxing
In today’s interconnected digital landscape, the acquisition and dissemination of personal data have reached unprecedented levels, posing significant risks to individuals across various sectors, including reproductive health workers. At the forefront of this modern dilemma are entities known as…
GM Car Buyers’ Nightmare: The Unveiling of a Program Raising Insurance Rates
It is believed that auto manufacturers are selling millions of pieces of data to the insurance industry about the driving behaviours of their customers. It is my responsibility to report the story about GM sharing driving data from connected…
Is ChatGPT Secure? Risks, Data Safety, and Chatbot Privacy Explained
You’ve employed ChatGPT to make your life easier when drafting an essay or doing research. Indeed, the chatbot’s ability to accept massive volumes of data, break down it in seconds, and answer in natural language is incredibly valuable. But…
User Privacy Threats Around T-Mobile’s ‘Profiling and Automated Decisions’
In today’s digital age, it is no secret that our phones are constantly tracking our whereabouts. GPS satellites and cell towers work together to pinpoint our locations, while apps on our devices frequently ping the cell network for updates on…
Quantum Technology: Implications for Digital Security
In our modern, highly connected world, where online transactions are everywhere, the looming presence of quantum computing casts a momentous shadow. Unlike classical computers, which rely on bits to process information, quantum computers leverage the peculiar properties of quantum…
Fraudulent npm Packages Deceive Software Developers into Malware Installation
A new cyber threat dubbed DEV#POPPER is currently underway, targeting software developers with deceitful npm packages disguised as job interview opportunities, aiming to dupe them into downloading a Python backdoor. Securonix, a cybersecurity firm, has been monitoring this activity…
Redefining Education: The AI Revolution in Classrooms Everywhere
There is a new report from the World Economic Forum that discusses how artificial intelligence can revolutionize education systems and help educators and students have a better experience. AI has a huge amount of potential, ranging from personalizing learning…
Dutch Threat Experts Issues Warning to Companies Regarding Ransomware Attack
Thousands of companies have received alerts about a global ransomware attack from the Dutch cybersecurity agencies. The perpetrators, known as the Cactus Gang, hail from Eastern Europe and have been operating since the end of last year. The gang…
Ransomware Strikes St-Jerome Company: Everest Group Suspected
Les Miroirs St-Antoine Inc., a longstanding company in the St-Jérôme region, is grappling with the aftermath of an alleged ransomware attack orchestrated by the infamous Everest Group. Founded in 1956, Les Miroirs St-Antoine specializes in glazing and aluminum products…
Protecting Users Against Bugs: Software Providers’ Scalable Attempts
Ransomware assaults, such as the one on Change Healthcare, continue to create serious disruptions. However, they are not inevitable. Software developers can create products that are immune to the most frequent types of cyberattacks used by ransomware gangs. This blog…
Qlik Sense Servers Prone To Cactus Ransomware Threats
Security experts are urgently warning about the vulnerability of thousands of Qlik Sense servers to potential ransomware attacks by the troubling Cactus group. Despite prior disclosures of vulnerabilities by Qlik, many organisations remain at risk due to unpatched systems.…
Defense-in-Depth: A Layered Approach for Modern Cybersecurity
The cybersecurity landscape has shifted dramatically in recent years. Malware, phishing attempts, and data breaches have grown in frequency and scope, prompting organisations to invest more time and money into enhancing their cybersecurity strategies. Organisations should be aware of…
Japanese Authorities Deploy Counterfeit Payment Cards to Alert Victims of Support Scams
Japanese police has initiated a unique strategy involving the placement of counterfeit payment cards in convenience stores to safeguard elderly individuals from tech support scams and unpaid money fraud. These fake cards, labeled as “Virus Trojan Horse Removal Payment…
Apple ID Shuts Down: Users Panic While Trying to Reset Password
Apple IDs serve as the gateway to our digital ecosystem. They unlock access to our beloved photos, messages, apps, and more. But what happens when that gateway suddenly slams shut, leaving us confused outside? Recently, Apple users have been struggling…
Banish Browser Clutter: How to Easily Remove Junk Files on Android
A web browser on users’ Android phones may collect data, such as cookies and cache, that can be useful, but can also be unwanted and may pose a security risk to their privacy. It is recommended that users clear…
Teachers’ Taxes Fraudulently Filed in Glendale Ransomware Attack
The Glendale Unified School District recently found itself at the center of a distressing situation when teachers, nurses, counsellors, and other faculty members received an unexpected notification from the IRS: their taxes had already been filed. What unfolded was…
Why Shouldn’t You Upload Files So Readily On Your Browser?
The digital society we live in has made it abundantly clear that being cautious about online activities goes beyond avoiding suspicious links. Recent findings by cybersecurity researchers have surfaced a new ransomware threat that exploits web browsers, potentially putting users’…
Cactus Ransomware Exposes Thousands of Vulnerable Qlik Sense Servers
Many organizations remain dangerously vulnerable to the Cactus ransomware group, despite security researchers warning of the threat five months ago. The Cactus ransomware group exploits three vulnerabilities in QlikSense’s data analytics and business intelligence platform. Two vulnerabilities were released…
Researchers Successfully Sinkhole PlugX Malware Server, Recording 2.5 Million Unique IPs
Researchers successfully seized control of a command and control (C2) server linked to a variant of the PlugX malware, effectively halting its malicious operations. Over the span of six months, more than 2.5 million connections were logged from diverse…
SpaceX Data Breach: Hunters International Publishes Alleged Stolen Data
Elon Musk’s aerospace manufacturing and space transport services firm, SpaceX, is believed to have experienced a cybersecurity incident involving a data breach with Hunters International, an infamous hacker group that allegedly released samples of the SpaceX data breach. The…
5 Attack Trends Your Company Should Be Aware Of
Cybersecurity is always evolving and demands ongoing awareness Every day, Microsoft analyzes over 78 trillion security signals to gain a deeper understanding of the current threat pathways and methodologies. Since last year, we’ve seen a shift in how threat actors…
Modern Phishing Attacks: Insights from the Egress Phishing Threat Trends Report
Phishing attacks have long been a significant threat in the cybersecurity landscape, but as technology evolves, so do the tactics employed by cybercriminals. The latest insights from the Egress Phishing Threat Trends Report shed light on the sophistication and…
North Korean Hackers Exploit LinkedIn in Targeted Attacks
The North Korean hacker group Lazarus has once again made headlines, this time for exploiting LinkedIn in their cyber operations. According to a report by blockchain security analytics firm SlowMist, Lazarus hackers are leveraging the professional networking platform to…