Ransomware Hits Kettering Health: Time to Rethink Cyber Defense
In early June, TechCrunch reported that a ransomware gang known as INC Ransom claimed responsibility for a cyberattack on Kettering Health, a major healthcare provider in Ohio.
Typosquatting: How Misspelled URLs Are Spreading Malware
When a single keystroke can put your business at risk, it's time to reevaluate your cybersecurity defenses.
A recent article from TechRadar titled “Misspelled a site’s name? Cybercriminals are...
Ingram Micro Ransomware Threat Highlights Urgent Need for Prevention
In a new and alarming escalation, tech distributor Ingram Micro has become the latest high-profile target of a ransomware attack, with hackers threatening to leak a staggering 3.5 terabytes of...
Play Ransomware Hits 900 Victims: Why “Detect and Respond” Is Failing
The FBI recently disclosed that the Play ransomware operation has compromised more than 900 organizations worldwide, including entities in critical infrastructure sectors.
New Windows RAT Evades Detection as Businesses Remain at Risk
New Windows RAT Evades Detection for Weeks: Why Businesses Must Rethink Endpoint Security
A newly discovered Remote Access Trojan (RAT) managed to operate on Windows systems for weeks without being...
Third Chrome Zero-Day in 2025 Exposes Flaws in Traditional Defenses
Google has patched its third zero-day vulnerability in Chrome this year, underlining a disturbing trend in how frequently critical, unpatched flaws are being exploited in the wild.
Malware Uses Windows Sandbox to Evade Detection: Are You Prepared?
Cybercriminals are getting smarter, and traditional security defenses are falling behind.
A recent video breakdown by John Hammond titled “Malware & Hackers Evade Antivirus with Windows Sandbox” (...
Chrome Zero-Day Exploited: Why Detection Isn’t Enough Anymore
A new zero-day vulnerability in Google Chrome is under active exploitation in the wild, forcing Google to issue an emergency out-of-band patch. As reported by The Hacker News, this critical flaw,...
New Tool Disarms Windows Security: Why Prevention Must Come First
A New Threat on the Rise: Attackers Can Now Disable Windows Security Tools
A new and dangerous tool is making waves across the cybersecurity landscape—and it's putting every Windows-based system at...
Ransomware Hits via MSP Tools: A Wake-Up Call for Businesses
A recent Help Net Security article exposed a sobering trend that should alarm every business relying on managed service providers (MSPs): attackers successfully breached an MSP and weaponized its...