AI in Cybersecurity: Double-Edged Sword Recent developments have highlighted the growing risks attached to the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in cybersecurity. While AI security tools are designed to enhance defenses against threats such as phishing and deepfakes, the reality is that they can also amplify vulnerabilities for both organizations…
Bridgestone has confirmed that a cyberattack has disrupted operations at some of its manufacturing facilities. This article examines the implications for employees, includes expert insights, and highlights the suspected hacking group, Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters. Bridgestone, the leading tire manufacturer globally by output, has launched an investigation into a cyberattack affecting…
Recent developments in the open-source software landscape indicate a significant threat, as over 15,000 spam packages have infiltrated the npm repository. These malicious packages aim to disseminate phishing links, posing a considerable risk to users and businesses alike. According to Checkmarx researcher Yehuda Gelb, the packages were generated through automated…
This week, cybersecurity experts reported a notable uptick in stealthy tactics employed by malicious actors, indicating that the real challenge may lie in identifying the threats that have already infiltrated systems rather than defending against external breaches. Attack methodologies increasingly leverage AI to manipulate public opinion, while malware masquerades within…
Phishing has long been a pervasive threat to both businesses and consumers, with its tactics rooted in social engineering to extract sensitive information. This issue continues to escalate, as recent statistics indicate that phishing has accounted for more than 30% of all documented security breaches. The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated the…
Cyber Threat Alert: Kimsuky Group Targets Gmail Inboxes Using Rogue Browser Extensions Recent advisories from government agencies in Germany and South Korea have highlighted a concerning wave of cyberattacks attributed to a North Korean threat actor known as Kimsuky. This group has been leveraging malicious browser extensions to infiltrate users’…
April 5, 2023
Endpoint / Network Security
Each year, hundreds of millions of malware attacks occur globally, leaving businesses to contend with the fallout from viruses, worms, keyloggers, and ransomware. Malware poses a significant threat and drives many organizations to seek cybersecurity solutions. However, simply focusing on malware protection isn’t sufficient. A comprehensive strategy is essential.
Businesses must first defend against malware infiltrating their networks. Then, they should implement systems and processes that minimize the potential damage in case a user device becomes infected. This proactive approach not only helps in thwarting and mitigating the effects of malware but also fortifies defenses against various other threats, including credential theft via phishing, insider risks, and supply chain vulnerabilities.
Element 1: Comprehensive Malware Protection and Web Filtering
The first step…
Fortify Your Organization: Simplifying Ransomware Prevention April 5, 2023 In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, organizations face an alarming increase in malware incidents yearly, with hundreds of millions of attacks reported globally. Ransomware, alongside viruses, worms, and keyloggers, has emerged as a significant threat, propelling businesses to seek comprehensive cybersecurity…
April 5, 2023
Endpoint / Network Security
Each year, hundreds of millions of malware attacks occur globally, leaving businesses to contend with the fallout from viruses, worms, keyloggers, and ransomware. Malware poses a significant threat and drives many organizations to seek cybersecurity solutions. However, simply focusing on malware protection isn’t sufficient. A comprehensive strategy is essential.
Businesses must first defend against malware infiltrating their networks. Then, they should implement systems and processes that minimize the potential damage in case a user device becomes infected. This proactive approach not only helps in thwarting and mitigating the effects of malware but also fortifies defenses against various other threats, including credential theft via phishing, insider risks, and supply chain vulnerabilities.
Element 1: Comprehensive Malware Protection and Web Filtering
The first step…
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning , Cybercrime , Fraud Management & Cybercrime AI Agent Deceptively Purchases and Exposes Sensitive Data After Single Prompt Pooja Tikekar (@PoojaTikekar) • August 25, 2025 Image: Shutterstock Research reveals that AI agents designed for shopping and web browsing are particularly vulnerable to scams.…
May 29, 2023
Cyber Threat / Online Security
A new phishing technique dubbed “file archiver in the browser” is being used to imitate file archiver software, such as WinRAR, within web browsers when victims visit a .ZIP domain. Security researcher mr.d0x revealed that this phishing attack involves creating a realistic landing page using HTML and CSS to mimic genuine file archive software, hosted on a .ZIP domain to enhance its legitimacy.
In a typical attack, cybercriminals can redirect users to a credential theft page when they click on a file that appears to be included within the fake ZIP archive. Another alarming tactic involves listing a harmless non-executable file, only for the actual download to be an executable file instead, as noted by mr.d0x…
Beware of ZIP Files: New Phishing Technique Exploited via .ZIP Domains In recent developments, a concerning phishing tactic has emerged, leveraging a method referred to as “file archiver in the browser.” This approach mimics the functionality of legitimate file archiving software within a web browser, specifically when users navigate to…
May 29, 2023
Cyber Threat / Online Security
A new phishing technique dubbed “file archiver in the browser” is being used to imitate file archiver software, such as WinRAR, within web browsers when victims visit a .ZIP domain. Security researcher mr.d0x revealed that this phishing attack involves creating a realistic landing page using HTML and CSS to mimic genuine file archive software, hosted on a .ZIP domain to enhance its legitimacy.
In a typical attack, cybercriminals can redirect users to a credential theft page when they click on a file that appears to be included within the fake ZIP archive. Another alarming tactic involves listing a harmless non-executable file, only for the actual download to be an executable file instead, as noted by mr.d0x…
