Weekly Top 10: 01.20.2025: fasthttp Used in New Bruteforce Campaign; Millions of Accounts Vulnerable Due to Google’s OAuth Flaw; The Great Google Ads Heist, and More.
Weekly Top 10: 01.20.2025: fasthttp Used in New Bruteforce Campaign; Millions of Accounts Vulnerable Due to Google’s OAuth Flaw; The Great Google Ads Heist, and 7 More
RAT Roundup: How This Year’s More Interesting Trojans Could Affect You
Remote Access Trojans have existed and evolved since the dawn of malware, with 2024 being no exception…
Weekly Top 10: 01.06.2025: Brain Cipher Ransomware Gang Leaked Data from Rhode Island’s RIBrides Platform; Salt Typhoon Targets U.S. Treasury Department OFAC; Microsoft Issues Warning to .NET Developers, and More.
Weekly Top 10: 01.06.2025: Brain Cipher Ransomware Gang Leaked Data from Rhode Island's RIBrides Platform; Salt Typhoon Targets U.S. Treasury Department OFAC; Microsoft Issues Warning to .NET Developers, and 7 More
Weekly Top 10: 12.30.2024: Cybersecurity Firm’s Chrome Extension Hijacked to Steal Users’ Data; New ‘Ottercookie’ Malware Used to Backdoor Devs in Fake Job Offers; White House Links Ninth Telecom Breach to Chinese Hackers, and More.
Weekly Top 10: 12.30.2024: Cybersecurity Firm’s Chrome Extension Hijacked to Steal Users’ Data; New ‘Ottercookie’ Malware Used to Backdoor Devs in Fake Job Offers; White House Links Ninth Telecom Breach to Chinese Hackers, and 7 More
Weekly Top 10: 12.23.2024: Android Malware Delivered via the Amazon Appstore; TP-Link Network Devices Under Investigation by the US DoJ; Play Ransomware Group Takes Credit for Attack on Krispy Kreme, and More.
Weekly Top 10: 12.23.2024: Android Malware Delivered via the Amazon Appstore; TP-Link Network Devices Under Investigation by the US DoJ; Play Ransomware Group Takes Credit for Attack on Krispy Kreme, and 7 More
The Risks of Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities: How They’re Impacting Public Utilities
According to Checkpoint in a recent Reuters article, US public utilities experienced a 70% increase in cyberattacks this…
Why is DDoS Still So Effective After 20 Years?
Distributed Denial of Service attacks have existed since 1996. This article delves into the history and why these attacks are still at-large after over 20 years.
Weekly Top 10: 12.16.2024: OpenWrt Flaw Allows Distribution of Malicious Firmware; Vulnerability in WPForms Allows for Arbitrary Stripe Refunds; AuthQuake Attack Allows MFA Bypass for Microsoft Accounts, and More.
Weekly Top 10: 12.16.2024: OpenWrt Flaw Allows Distribution of Malicious Firmware; Vulnerability in WPForms Allows for Arbitrary Stripe Refunds; AuthQuake Attack Allows MFA Bypass for Microsoft Accounts, and 7 More
Weekly Top 10: 12.9.2024: New Windows Zero-Day Exposes NTLM Credentials, Gets Unofficial Patch; Supply Chain Attack Detected in Solana’s web3.js Library; Snowblind: The Invisible Hand of Secret Blizzard, and More.
Weekly Top 10: 12.9.2024: New Windows Zero-Day Exposes NTLM Credentials, Gets Unofficial Patch; Supply Chain Attack Detected in Solana’s web3.js Library; Snowblind: The Invisible Hand of Secret Blizzard, and 7 More
Weekly Top 10: 11.25.2024: Critical Flaw in End-of-Life D-Link VPN Routers; Actively Exploited RCE Flaw Impacting VMware vCenter; Russian Linked Threat Actor Linked in Cyber Espionage Campaign, and More.
Weekly Top 10: 1.25.2024: Critical Flaw in End-of-Life D-Link VPN Routers; Actively Exploited RCE Flaw Impacting VMware vCenter; Russian Linked Threat Actor Linked in Cyber Espionage Campaign, and 7 More