Luna Moth Hackers Impersonate IT Desks to Breach U.S. Companies
In a troubling new campaign, the Luna Moth extortion group has adopted a low-tech yet highly effective tactic to breach U.S. companies: impersonating internal IT help desks.
Ransomware Attack Bypasses EDR With “Bring Your Own Installer” Trick
A new cyberattack reported by BleepingComputer has shown just how outdated traditional endpoint protection strategies have become. In the incident, ransomware actors used a novel “Bring Your Own...
If SentinelOne Is a Target, What Does That Mean for You?
In a sobering announcement, cybersecurity firm SentinelOne recently revealed that it has become a high-priority target for hackers. According to CyberDaily, attackers are actively probing...
AI Malware Is Here—And Your Security Tools Aren’t Ready
In a chilling firsthand account for PCWorld, journalist Mark Hachman detailed his encounter with an “evil” AI chatbot built to discover and exploit software vulnerabilities. The bot, developed...
Cybercrime Losses Soared to $16.6B in 2024 — Prevention Must Evolve
The latest FBI Internet Crime Report paints a stark picture of the cybersecurity landscape: in 2024, cybercrime losses skyrocketed to $16.6 billion, up from $12.5 billion the previous year — a...
DragonForce Ransomware and the Rise of Cartel-Style Cybercrime
A new era of organized cybercrime is unfolding, and it should serve as a red alert for business owners everywhere.
1.7 Billion Passwords Stolen: Why It’s Time to Rethink Cyber Defense
On May 1st, Forbes reported that a staggering 1.7 billion stolen credentials—usernames and passwords—have surfaced on the dark web.
Stolen Credentials & Perimeter Exploits Surge: Time for Isolation
A recent CSO Online article, "The state of intrusions: Stolen credentials and perimeter exploits on the rise, as phishing wanes," highlights a significant shift in cyberattack strategies. While...
AI-Powered Cyberattacks Demand a New Defense Strategy
In today’s digital arms race, artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer just a tool for defenders—cybercriminals are using it to supercharge their attacks.
Why Script-Based Malware Keeps Winning — And How to Stop It
Modern cyberattacks are no longer loud or obvious. Instead, they’re quiet, sneaky, and devastatingly effective — often executed through script-based malware.