How to Encrypt Your PC’s Disk While Keeping the Keys Away from Microsoft
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Why is Microsoft Redirecting example.com Traffic to a Company in Japan?
Microsoft Network Anomaly Redirects Traffic Intended for Testing Domain In an unusual incident reported by Microsoft, an unexplained network anomaly inadvertently redirected traffic meant for the testing domain example.com to a Japanese electronics cable manufacturer, Sumitomo Electric. The example.com domain, outlined under RFC2606, is designated solely for illustrative and testing…
Real-Time Phishing Kits Now Targeting Okta, Microsoft, and Google
Cybersecurity experts are currently grappling with a surge of voice-phishing attacks aimed at single sign-on (SSO) tools. These coordinated efforts have led to instances of data theft and extortion, as various cybercrime groups, including one claiming ties to ShinyHunters, harness sophisticated voice calls and phishing kits to deceive victims into…
Microsoft Addresses 132 Vulnerabilities with Patches, 6 of which are Currently Under Active Attack
On Tuesday, Microsoft announced the release of significant software updates addressing a total of 132 security vulnerabilities, among which are six zero-day flaws that have been actively exploited by cybercriminals. This update reflects a substantial effort to fortify their software against ongoing threats, underlining the vulnerabilities present across multiple platforms.…
Microsoft Confirms Release of BitLocker Keys as Ordered by Court
Encryption & Key Management, Security Operations FBI Gains Access to Encrypted Windows Devices Through BitLocker Keys, According to Microsoft Chris Riotta (@chrisriotta) • January 23, 2026 Image: Shutterstock Microsoft’s recent decision to release BitLocker recovery keys to the FBI has spotlighted critical issues surrounding encryption technology and the implications of…
DOJ Acknowledges Possible Misuse of Social Security Data by DOGE
The Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution has long been a cornerstone of citizens’ rights, yet recent whistleblower disclosures reveal that law enforcement agencies, particularly Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), may be straying from these protections. According to the complaint, ICE has engaged in warrantless entry practices to apprehend individuals,…
ShinyHunters Assert Responsibility for SSO Account Data Breaches
In a troubling development, the ShinyHunters extortion group has claimed responsibility for a series of voice phishing attacks, specifically targeting single sign-on (SSO) accounts associated with major platforms such as Okta, Microsoft, and Google. These attacks allow cybercriminals to infiltrate corporate Software as a Service (SaaS) platforms and exfiltrate sensitive…
Uncover the Truth: Exploring the Depths of the Cybercriminal Underground Beyond the Headlines
Each month, Cybersixgill’s threat experts provide insights into the latest tactics, techniques, and procedures employed by cybercriminals. Their reports shed light on emerging threats from the underground, detailing the actors involved and offering guidance on risk mitigation strategies. Regular updates on vulnerabilities, ransomware, and malware trends from the deep and…
Microsoft Issues Patch Updates Addressing 53 Software Vulnerabilities
Microsoft has announced the release of its July 2018 security patch updates, addressing a total of 53 vulnerabilities across various products, including Windows, Internet Explorer, Edge, and Microsoft Office, among others. This month’s updates target a wide range of systems and software, including the widely used Adobe Flash Player. Among…
