Ransomware Now Targets SharePoint: Why Businesses Must Act
Microsoft Confirms: Ransomware Is Now Actively Targeting SharePointSource: The Register – July 24, 2025
Cityworks Zero-Day Breach Highlights Urgent Need for Prevention
A recent report from BleepingComputer details how a Chinese nation-state hacking group exploited a zero-day vulnerability in Cityworks—a popular asset management and community development platform...
Why Businesses Must Rethink Cybersecurity in a Criminal-Driven Era
In a recent article from The Register, former White House cybersecurity advisor Rob Knake issued a stark warning: cybercrime has grown to become “orders of magnitude” larger than the threat posed by...
Critical Infrastructure Under Attack: Fix Now, Or Pay Later
As ransomware gangs and nation-state attackers double down on exploiting flaws in critical infrastructure, the cybersecurity world is witnessing a dangerous trend: the shift from data theft to...
Unpatched SharePoint Zero-Day Underscores Urgent Need for Isolation
Microsoft SharePoint Zero-Day Exploited in Active RCE Attacks — With No Patch in Sight
In a stark reminder of the growing sophistication and urgency of cyber threats, BleepingComputer reports that a...
Hackers Target Unsupported SharePoint—AppGuard Blocks the Attack Before It Begins
Microsoft Put Older Versions of SharePoint on Life Support. Hackers Are Taking Advantage.
In a recent report, Microsoft confirmed what many IT professionals feared: older versions of SharePoint are...
Unpatched SharePoint Zero-Day Breaches 75+ Company Servers
SharePoint Zero-Day Exploited: Over 75 Organizations Breached
A newly disclosed zero-day vulnerability in Microsoft SharePoint is being actively exploited in the wild—and it's already hit more than...
Google Chrome Zero-Day: Why “Update Now” Isn’t Enough
On July 18, 2025, PCWorld reporteda critical zero-day vulnerability in Google Chrome (CVE-2025-2349). This marks the fourth Chrome zero-day exploited in the wild just this year—a stark reminder that...
Three Breaches, Three Weeks: Why Detection Isn’t Enough
A recent Forbes article by Emil Sayegh sounds the alarm for cybersecurity teams across industries: three major cybersecurity breaches in just three weeks. The high-profile attacks on Change...
Marks & Spencer Hack: Third-Party Access Is Everyone’s Risk
Marks & Spencer Hack Highlights Why Detection Isn't Enough Anymore
Another household name has fallen victim to cybercrime—this time, the target was Marks & Spencer (M&S). According to CyberNews, the...