ZynorRAT: Why “Detect & Respond” Is No Longer Enough
In September 2025, cybersecurity researchers shone a spotlight on a new and alarming threat: ZynorRAT, a cross-platform remote access trojan (RAT) that targets both Windows and Linux systems. ...
Windows Firewall Flaws Expose Limits of Detect and Respond
Microsoft recently disclosed four serious vulnerabilities in Windows Defender Firewall that could allow an authenticated attacker to elevate their privileges on a compromised endpoint. Cyber Security...
When Docker APIs Are the Door: Why Detect and Respond Isn’t Enough
In a recent report from CSO Online, researchers uncovered a dangerous new malware campaign that targets Docker environments by exploiting exposed APIs — and once inside, it changes the locks to...
AsyncRAT’s Fileless Loader Evades Detection with Ease
In a recent uncovering, researchers exposed a sophisticated new strain of malware using AsyncRAT that operates entirely in memory—never touching disk—allowing it to evade traditional defenses. The...
Chrome Exploit Highlights Need for Isolation Over Detection
In a recent post, Cybersecurity News revealed that Google has released a security update to patch a critical remote code execution vulnerability in Chrome. The flaw, tracked as CVE-2025-10200, is a...
Gentlemen Ransomware Shows Why “Detect & Respond” Is No Longer Enough
Ransomware attacks continue to evolve — and the recent emergence of the “Gentlemen” ransomware campaign is a stark reminder of how adversaries are becoming smarter, stealthier, and far more...
Microsoft’s September Patch Fixes 80 Flaws, Including Two Zero-Days
Microsoft’s September 2025 Patch Tuesday brought another massive wave of security updates, addressing 80 vulnerabilities across its software ecosystem. Among them were two publicly disclosed zero-day...
CyberVolk Ransomware Exposes the Limits of “Detect & Respond” Strategy
The recent surge of CyberVolk ransomware attacks targeting critical infrastructure, research institutions, and government agencies should be a warning to every business: the conventional “detect and...
Hidden Malware in SVGs Exposes Limits of Detection-Based Security
A recent investigation by VirusTotal uncovered a sophisticated phishing campaign that weaponizes SVG image files to deliver malware. What makes this campaign especially dangerous is how deeply it...
AI-Powered Ransomware Shows Why Isolation Beats Detection
Ransomware has evolved. What was once a blunt, semi-automated attack using known exploits is now being reimagined through artificial intelligence. In a recent article by The Register, researchers at...