QuirkyLoader Malware Widens Cyber Threats with RATs and Stealers
Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a new malware loader called QuirkyLoader, now being used in email spam campaigns to deliver a range of dangerous payloads.
Qilin’s Ransomware Surge Shows Why Detect-and-Respond Isn’t Enough
A recent report from SC Media reveals that the ransomware group Qilin has become a leading threat on the cybercrime landscape. In July 2025, Qilin was responsible for about 17% of all reported...
Ransomware on the Rise: Why Isolation and Containment Wins
Ransomware is more than just on the rise. It has hit new highs. According to a recent article in Digital Journal, organizations worldwide are facing nearly twice as many ransomware incidents in 2025...
Crypto24 Ransomware strikes in manufacturing, other sectors
Recent research by Trend Micro has uncovered a particularly troubling trend: Crypto24, a new ransomware group, is blending legitimate tools with custom malware to infiltrate manufacturing,...
Why 1 in 4 Security Leaders Are Losing Their Jobs After Ransomware
Ransomware attacks keep escalating, not just in technical sophistication but in the consequences they bring to leadership. According to a recent Sophos report cited in CSO Online, 25% of security...
Why the PipeMagic Backdoor Shows Businesses Need AppGuard Now
A recent Microsoft investigation revealed a worrisome new tactic from a ransomware gang called Storm-2460: they are using a backdoor named PipeMagic, disguised as a fake ChatGPT desktop application,...
PS1Bot Malware Exposes Limits of Detect and Respond Security
Hackers have released a new multi-stage malware framework called PS1Bot, aimed at Windows systems. It’s sophisticated, evasive, and dangerous — especially for businesses relying on traditional...
Spartanburg Cyberattacks Show Why Isolation Beats Detection
Spartanburg County: A Wake-Up Call
In a troubling recent series of events, Spartanburg County (South Carolina) has been under nearly constant cyber siege. Employees report “almost daily phishing...
Antivirus Killers on the Rise: Why Businesses Need a New Defense
Cybercriminals are stepping up their game, and traditional defenses are struggling to keep pace.
A recent report from TechRadar highlights a new wave of “antivirus killer” tools, designed...
WinRAR Zero-Day Exploit Shows Why Detection Isn’t Enough
WinRAR Zero-Day Exploited in the Wild
Cybersecurity News recently reported on a newly discovered zero-day flaw in WinRAR (CVE-2025-8088), one of the most widely used file archiving tools worldwide...