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SheByte PaaS Launches $199 Subscription Service for Cybercriminals

The landscape of cyber threats targeting Canadian financial institutions saw significant shifts after LabHost, a prominent phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) platform, was shut down. LabHost, known for its extensive Interac-branded phishing kits, was responsible for around three-fourths of such phishing attempts. Its…

How SMBs Can Improve SOC Maturity With Limited Resources

Small and Medium-sized Businesses (SMBs) have become prime targets for cybercriminals, being three times more likely to be targeted by phishing attacks than larger organizations. These attacks often serve as entry points for ransomware infections that can devastate operations. As…

How To Detect Obfuscated Malware That Evades Static Analysis Tools

Obfuscated malware presents one of the most challenging threats in cybersecurity today. As static analysis tools have become standard components of security defenses, malware authors have responded by developing increasingly sophisticated obfuscation techniques that can bypass these conventional detection methods.…

How to Conduct a Cloud Security Assessment

Cloud adoption has transformed organizations’ operations but introduces complex security challenges that demand proactive leadership and a thorough Cloud Security Assessment. A cloud security assessment systematically evaluates your cloud infrastructure to identify vulnerabilities, enforce compliance, and safeguard critical assets. For…

Building a Security First Culture – Advice from Industry CISOs

In today’s threat landscape, cybersecurity is no longer confined to firewalls and encryption it’s a cultural imperative. Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) play a pivotal role in transforming organizations into security-first environments where every employee, from interns to executives, actively…

Critical AnythingLLM Vulnerability Exposes Systems to Remote Code Execution

A critical security flaw (CVE-2024-13059) in the open-source AI framework AnythingLLM has raised alarms across cybersecurity communities. The vulnerability, discovered in February 2025, allows attackers with administrative privileges to execute malicious code remotely, potentially compromising entire systems. Detail Description CVE ID CVE-2024-13059…