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Windows Remote Access Flaw Allows Denial-of-Service Attacks on Unpatched Systems

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NATION-STATE CYBERATTACKS – The Shadow Campaigns: Uncovering a Global Espionage Machine

A previously unknown state-aligned cyberespionage group has quietly compromised...

eScan Confirms Update Infrastructure Incident, Assures Customers No Product Vulnerability

eScan has confirmed a temporary security incident affecting part...

Popular Developer Tool Notepad++ Targeted in State-Sponsored Supply Chain Attack

Notepad++, one of the world’s most widely used open-source...

Microsoft Office Flaw Actively Exploited to Bypass Built-In Security Protections

Microsoft has disclosed an actively exploited security vulnerability in...

Kaspersky Warns of Scam Exploiting OpenAI’s Teamwork Features

Attackers abuse legitimate OpenAI collaboration tools to send convincing...

Microsoft Releases January 2026 Windows 11 Security Update: What Organizations Need to Know Now

Microsoft has rolled out its January 2026 cumulative security...

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Shielding Your Inbox: Top 10 Email Security Gateway Solutions in 2024

Our inboxes are gateways to our personal and professional lives. They hold sensitive information, access credentials, and confidential communications. With phishing attacks,...
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US Deports Notorious Australian Hacker After Landmark Cybercrime Conviction

DENVER/ADELAIDE – United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)...

ASIC Sues FIIG Securities Over Cybersecurity Failures Leading to Data Theft

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has launched...

Cybersecurity Breach at the University of Notre Dame Australia: Investigation Underway

The University of Notre Dame Australia is currently investigating...

Bunnings Faces Privacy Backlash Over Facial Recognition Technology Use

Bunnings Group Limited, a prominent retail chain in Australia,...
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France Manitou Breach Deepens: 400GB of Sensitive Data Exposed by LockBit

The recent cyberattack on Manitou France by the LockBit ransomware group has taken a worrying turn, with reports now suggesting that a staggering 400GB...

Securing the Digital Frontier: Djibouti Parliamentarians Equip Themselves with Cyberdiplomacy Skills

In a commendable move towards navigating the complex world of cyberdiplomacy, Djibouti has organized training sessions for its parliamentarians. This proactive initiative highlights the...

French Banking Giant Credit Agricole Hit by Cyberattack: What Lessons Can We Learn?

On February 7th, 2024, French banking giant Credit Agricole faced a cyberattack that disrupted its online and mobile banking services for several hours. While...

Zero-Day Dark Market: Commercial Spyware Exploits Threaten Users Worldwide

Cybersecurity researchers at Google's Threat Analysis Group (TAG) have uncovered a disturbing trend: commercial spyware vendors are increasingly turning to zero-day vulnerabilities to target...

Don’t Click Bait: Facebook Job Ads Lure Victims into “Ov3r_stealer” Malware Trap

Social media platforms, often seen as hubs for connection and opportunity, can also harbor dangers. Recently, Facebook users were targeted by deceptive job ads...

US Targets Illegal Spies with VISA Restrictions: A Step Forward in Cybersecurity?

In a recent move, the US Department of State announced it will impose visa restrictions on individuals or entities engaged in "malicious cyber activities...

Tor Code Audit Unveils 17 Vulnerabilities: Is the Onion Patch Leaking?

The anonymity network Tor, renowned for its ability to shield users from online prying eyes, recently underwent a comprehensive code audit that uncovered 17...

Green Giant Sustainability Division Hacked: Schneider Electric Hit by Ransomware Attack

The ransomware attack on Schneider Electric's Sustainability division serves as a stark reminder that no industry is immune to cyber threats. This article dissects...

When Your Boss Isn’t Who They Seem: The Urgent Need for Employee Cybersecurity Awareness

The recent case of a Hong Kong finance worker defrauded of $25 million after a deepfake video call highlights a chilling reality: even sophisticated...

Silence in the Servers: Internet Shutdowns and Business Continuity in Senegal

The recent internet suspension in Senegal during protests against the government raises alarming questions for businesses operating in the region. With digital connectivity becoming...

Pegasus in the Sands: Journalists’ iPhones Hacked in Jordan, Raising Alarms on Spyware’s Reach

The Pegasus Project, a global investigation into the NSO Group's notorious spyware, revealed shocking intrusions into the iPhones of journalists, activists, and human rights...

The New Mispadu Trojan: SmartScreen Flaw Exposes Banking Information in Latin America

The digital landscape is littered with threats, and cybercriminals constantly adapt their tactics to exploit vulnerabilities. Recently, the infamous Mispadu banking Trojan resurfaced with...

Saudi Arabia Embraces “Generative AI for All”: Boon or Pandora’s Box for Cybersecurity?

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has made waves with its recent launch of the "Generative AI for All" (GenAI) program. This ambitious initiative aims...

Ivanti Zero-Day Exploits Expose Supply Chain Risks: Patching, Awareness, and Proactive Defense are Key

In December 2023 and January 2024, a flurry of vulnerabilities in Ivanti's Connect Secure and Policy Secure VPN products sent shockwaves through the cybersecurity...

US Targets Iranian Officials in Response to Critical Infrastructure Cyberattacks: A Call for Global Cooperation

On February 2nd, 2024, the U.S. Treasury Department announced sanctions against six Iranian officials deemed responsible for a series of cyberattacks targeting critical infrastructure...

AnyDesk Faces Scrutiny After 2024 Data Breach: What We Know and How to Stay Secure

On February 2nd, 2024, AnyDesk, a popular remote desktop software, confirmed a data breach affecting their production systems. While the company claims no user...

Dubai’s Cybersecurity Ambitions Take Off: First Accredited Companies Join the Fight

In a significant step towards securing its digital space, Dubai Cyber Force (DCF) recently announced the first companies accredited under its new cybersecurity service...

Cloudflare’s Internal Systems Breached: What We Know and How to Stay Protected

In November 2023, internet security giant Cloudflare experienced a security incident involving unauthorized access to its internal Atlassian servers. This event raises crucial questions...

Romanian Ransomware: Hackers Expose Officials’ Secrets, Sparking Privacy Outrage

The digital cloak of Romanian officials was ripped open this week as hackers breached the database of the Chamber of Deputies, leaking confidential information,...

Former CIA Engineer Gets 40 Years for Leaking Classified Documents: A Stark Reminder of Cyber Espionage Threats

In a recent case highlighting the dangers of cyber espionage, a former CIA software engineer, Joshua Schulte, has been sentenced to 40 years in...

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Bug Bounty Bonanza: WazirX Launches Program After $230 Million Cyberattack

In the ever-changing landscape of cybersecurity, the Indian cryptocurrency...

Why Your Company Needs a Bug Bounty Program: A Proactive Approach to Cybersecurity

In today's ever-evolving digital landscape, cybersecurity threats are a...

Big Bucks for Bugs: Google’s $10 Million Bug Bounty Award and Lessons for Responsible Disclosure

In the ever-evolving battle against cybercrime, bug bounty programs...
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