Brazil's cybercriminals just upped their game with GoPix, a banking Trojan that squats in your RAM like an uninvited guest. Forget disk traces—it's pure stealth, targeting Pix and crypto with MITM tricks.
Your daily tap water? It could vanish if cyber attackers exploit unpatched legacy systems in utilities. New regs demand action, but readiness lags far behind threats.
SOCs are broken. Enter the agentic SOC—or so the pitch goes. But is this AI savior real, or recycled hype?
Picture this: a trusted crypto exec's Telegram pings you for a quick Zoom. It's a deepfake CEO glitching audio to push malware commands. UNC1069 just made crypto's worst nightmare real.
Imagine typing your Office 365 password, only for pirates to hijack your session and reroute your paycheck. Storm-2755 is doing just that to Canadians—right under MFA's nose.
Kernel-level backdoors just got craftier. Rapid7's latest whitepaper reveals seven BPFDoor variants that blend into telecom traffic like ghosts in the machine.
Destructive cyberattacks aren't if—they're when. Mandiant's latest guide arms orgs with scalable defenses against wipers and data shredders.
Check Point Research's 2025 roundup promises untold stories from the cyber frontlines. We're dissecting if it's gold-standard intel — or polished PR.
Over 2.6 million individuals' health and benefits data potentially stolen from Navia Benefit Solutions. This week's threats show attackers pivoting hard to AI flaws and critical vulns.
68% of web apps bleed from file upload flaws. Cloud WAF upload scanning aims to plug that hole — here's the real architecture shift.
Mandiant's latest M-Trends 2026 report paints a grim picture: attackers are lingering longer in espionage hits while blitzing ransomware ops. But are we actually getting better, or just shifting the battlefield?
Picture this: your paycheck vanishes mid-direct deposit, siphoned by digital buccaneers. That's the nightmare Storm-2755 unleashed on Canadian Microsoft staff.
Google just flipped the switch on Gmail end-to-end encryption for mobile. No more clunky portals – it's native, smoothly, enterprise-grade.
Your security team's grinding harder than ever. But one billion CISA KEV records scream the truth: humans hit a ceiling. Time to automate or get exploited.
North Korean hackers didn't smash windows at Drift—they wined, dined, and Telegram-chatted devs for six months before pocketing $285 million. This wasn't brute force; it was a masterclass in patience and deception.
Everyone figured Grafana's AI features were just shiny helpers for dashboards. Wrong. They're now proven pipelines for ghosting out your secrets.
Ever wonder why your firewall feels like a screen door against pros? China-based Storm-1175 is chaining zero-days to unleash Medusa ransomware faster than you can say 'patch Tuesday.'
Credentials pouring out. An automated campaign's hitting vulnerable Next.js setups, siphoning secrets faster than you can say 'patch management.' UAT-10608 doesn't mess around.
Picture this: you're sipping coffee, remote working securely—or so you think. Hackers just bypassed your FortiClient login without a sweat, thanks to CVE-2026-35616. Fortinet's emergency patch is out, but is it too late?
Picture this: Your shiny automated pentesting tool lights up with vulnerabilities on day one. Then... crickets. Here's why that's not victory — it's a trap.