Are Cloud Storage Platforms Safe? 7 File Sharing Security Risks
Are your files actually safe in the cloud? Misconfigured permissions, weak access controls, and shadow IT create major vulnerabilities in file sharing.
ShadyPanda Weaponizes Trusted Browser Extensions in 7-Year Campaign
A seven-year malware campaign turned trusted browser extensions into spyware, affecting 4.3 million. WeTab and other extensions remain active in Edge's store.
Why Cyberattacks Spike During the Holidays (And How to Prepare)
Holiday staffing gaps give attackers time to move quietly through networks. The pattern shows why year end security coverage matters more than most teams expect.
Understanding Attack Surface and What Makes You a Target
Your attack surface grows as old accounts, unpatched systems, and persistent vendor access accumulate. The result is a larger set of entry points attackers can exploit.
Security Tool Sprawl: Why a Bloated Stack Leaves You Vulnerable
Security complexity introduces gaps that attackers exploit more easily. A fragmented stack becomes a liability when integration and usability fall behind.
Everest Ransomware Gang Claims Under Armour and Petrobras Breaches
Everest ransomware group claims breaches of Under Armour and Petrobras in mid-November 2025. The attacks exposed customer data and seismic survey information.
Phishing-as-a-Service: Why Training Alone Won’t Stop PhaaS Attacks
Criminals now rent complete phishing platforms that mimic real login pages with precision. The real risk comes from accounts holding unnecessary administrative rights.
PureRAT Malware Campaign Exploits Hotels to Steal Guest Banking Details
Hotels worldwide face PureRAT infections via fake Booking.com emails. The result is stolen credentials and scams against real guests.
Stopping Lateral Movement Attacks by Removing Local Admin Rights
Attackers move laterally by abusing admin privileges. Admin By Request EPM blocks their path while keeping users productive and secure.
Nikkei Reports Data Breach After Malware Exposes 17,000 Slack Accounts
A malware infection led to stolen Slack credentials at Nikkei, exposing 17,368 users. The breach underscores growing credential theft threats in 2025.
