Hackers Hide Malware in AI Images: Why Isolation Is Critical
In a recent TechRadar article, researchers revealed a disturbing new technique: hackers are embedding malicious instructions inside AI-generated images that only reveal themselves once...
Boards Must Move from Detection to Containment in Cybersecurity
In a recent article, Help Net Security reports that corporate boards are being pushed to “rethink their role in cybersecurity” — to shift from passive oversight into active engagement in how their...
AI-Powered Ransomware Exposes Limits of Detection
In a startling development reported by PCWorld, security researchers have detected a new strain of ransomware created using a local large language model (LLM). This ransomware can change its output...
WDAC Bypass Exposes EDR: Time to Shift to Isolation and Containment
In a troubling new development, cybercriminals are using Windows Defender Application Control (WDAC) policies to disable Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) agents. They are turning Microsoft’s own...
Fake PDF Editor Drops Infostealer: Why Isolation Beats Detection
In late August 2025, BleepingComputer published a concerning report of a sophisticated infostealer campaign that used a seemingly innocuous PDF editing app as its delivery vehicle.
AI-Powered Hackers Demand a New Strategy for Endpoint Security
In August 2025, Anthropic published a startling report showing how a cybercriminal used its AI agent, Claude (specifically Claude Code), to run a full-scale hacking and extortion campaign — targeting...
From Cache Poisoning to RCE: Why “Detect & Respond” Isn’t Enough
A recent security alert from The Hacker News raises the alarm: an exploit chain in the Sitecore Experience Platform allows attackers to combine HTML cache poisoning, unsafe reflections, and insecure...
Cephalus Ransomware Proves Why Isolation Beats Detection
A recent CyberSecurityNews article reveals the rise of Cephalus, a new ransomware strain that exploits Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) vulnerabilities in organizations lacking multi-factor...
When Hackers Can Turn Off Defender: Why Endpoint Isolation Matters
In August 2025, Fox News broke a chilling story: hackers discovered a way to remotely disable Microsoft Defender by abusing an Intel CPU driver. Fox News
This isn’t just another “cyber-threat...
Hackers Abuse Microsoft Teams: Time to Move Beyond Detect & Respond
Recently, a troubling new trend has emerged: threat actors are abusing Microsoft Teams – a tool that many businesses trust and use daily – as a vector for remote access attacks.