Defendnot Disables Defender: Why Isolation Must Replace Detection
In the ever-evolving world of cybersecurity, threat actors continue to stay one step ahead of traditional defenses. The latest example?
In the ever-evolving world of cybersecurity, threat actors continue to stay one step ahead of traditional defenses. The latest example?
Outlook RCE Vulnerability Allows Attackers to Execute Arbitrary Code—Here’s What Businesses Need to Know
Microsoft Outlook, a staple communication tool in businesses worldwide, has recently become...
A recent breach targeting VMware’s vCenter Server has once again exposed a painful truth in cybersecurity: legacy defenses built around detection and response are not enough.
A recentDark Reading articlehighlights a concerning trend: Dynamic DNS (DDNS) services are increasingly being used as critical enablers in cyberattacks.
The ransomware epidemic is far from over—and that’s not just because attackers are getting smarter. As highlighted in The Register's recent opinion piece, the real issue lies not with the attackers...
A newly discovered technique targeting SentinelOne EDR is raising red flags across the cybersecurity community. As detailed in a recent Dark Reading article, attackers are leveraging a “Bring Your...
A newly discovered zero-day vulnerability in Windows has once again exposed the limitations of traditional "detect and respond" cybersecurity tools.
In mid-March 2025, Horizon Behavioral Health in Lynchburg, VA, discovered a ransomware attack had infiltrated its systems. The attack likely began on...
A newly discovered malicious tool, dubbed Defendnot, is making waves in the cybersecurity community.
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...