Disabling and Removing Browser Extensions can Prevent Unwanted Security Headaches
Browser extensions can help end users add features to their browsing experience that aren’t natively included, like ad-blocking, password managem ...
AI Slopsquatting and What It Means for Supply Chain Attacks
Security researchers and academics have discovered a new attack method where AI-assisted code generators recommend hallucinated programming packa ...
Hardening GenAI against its Greatest Flaw
Previously, we discussed how Indirect Prompt Injection is GenAI’s greatest flaw. In this article, we will tackle how best to harden GenAI tools a ...
GenAI’s Greatest Flaw
Since the release of ChatGPT to the public, the rise to prominence of Generative AI (GenAI) has been nothing short of remarkable. The technology ...
Analysis Of Azorult Campaign
AZORULT malware was initially detected in 2016, and its primary function is to steal sensitive information from infected systems, including brows ...
Know Your Enemy : Iran vs Israel Edition – Part 5
In past editions of this series, we have covered both the cyber warfare capabilities of Iran and Israel. Both are regional powers in terms of cyb ...
Adapting to the Direct-to-Vendor Shift: A Business Case for MSPs
The cybersecurity market is changing at a pace many Managed Service Providers (MSPs) struggle to match. Businesses are increasingly bypassing tra ...
Analysis Of Redline Infostealer Campaign
Redline Stealer is a highly effective form of malware that is designed to steal sensitive information from infected systems. It was first discove ...
The Grinch is now stealing Christmas with festive ransomware
With only a few days until Christmas, hackers are getting in on the season of giving, packaging and distributing a present no one wants to receiv ...
PETYA/PetWrap Ransomware with logical Kill switch:- Threat Intel Update
Kill Switch Found? Our research team has identified a potential “Kill Switch” for GoldenEye/Petya. That Kill Switch information follows. ...
