Windows Zero-Day Exploit Shows the Risk of Browser-Led Attacks
A newly discovered zero-day vulnerability in Windows has once again exposed the limitations of traditional "detect and respond" cybersecurity tools.
Horizon Behavioral Health Breach Shows Need for Isolation First
What happened at Horizon Behavioral Health?
In mid-March 2025, Horizon Behavioral Health in Lynchburg, VA, discovered a ransomware attack had infiltrated its systems. The attack likely began on...
New Defendnot Malware Disables Windows Defender with Ease
A newly discovered malicious tool, dubbed Defendnot, is making waves in the cybersecurity community.
New SentinelOne Bypass Highlights Need for Stronger Endpoint Defense
In the latest reminder that even advanced cybersecurity tools are vulnerable, researchers have discovered a new technique that allows threat actors to bypass SentinelOne, one of the most widely used...
Play Ransomware Exploits Zero-Day: Why Detection Isn’t Enough
The Play ransomware group is back in the headlines—this time for exploiting a Windows zero-day vulnerability to breach targets without triggering traditional security alarms.
Windows Zero-Day Exploited by Play Ransomware Group
Play Ransomware Group Exploits Windows Zero-Day: A Warning for Every Business
In a new wave of high-stakes cyberattacks, the Play ransomware group has been caught leveraging a Windows zero-day...
Zero-Day Windows Flaw Exploited by More Hackers Than Expected
Windows Zero-Day Exploited by Multiple Threat Groups: What Businesses Need to Know
A critical vulnerability in Windows (tracked as CVE-2023-23397) has been exploited as a zero-day by far more threat...
New SentinelOne Bypass Highlights Flaws in Detection-Based EDR
A Wake-Up Call for EDR: New SentinelOne Bypass Shows Detection Can’t Keep Up
The cybersecurity world received another red flag this month as Infosecurity Magazine reported that a security researcher...
PowerSchool Breach Leads to Extortion: Time to Rethink Security
In the ever-evolving world of cybersecurity, no sector is immune — not even K-12 education.
New T1555.003 Attack Steals Browser Passwords—Are You Protected?
In yet another warning shot to the business world, cybercriminals are now actively exploiting a known MITRE ATT&CK technique—T1555.003—to extract saved passwords from popular web browsers.