ICC Hit by Second Espionage-Linked Cyberattack: What This Means for Global Justice and Cybersecurity
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ICC Hit by Second Espionage-Linked Cyberattack: What This Means for Global Justice and Cybersecurity

When the news broke—again—that the International Criminal Court (ICC) had been targeted by a sophisticated cyber espionage attack, it was more than just another headline. For anyone who cares about global justice, international security, or even the future of warfare, this incident is a wake-up call. Why is the world’s leading war crimes tribunal increasingly…

100,000 Android Devices Hit by Qwizzserial SMS Stealer: How Telegram-Powered Malware Targets Uzbekistan
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100,000 Android Devices Hit by Qwizzserial SMS Stealer: How Telegram-Powered Malware Targets Uzbekistan

Have you ever received a message promising government support or financial aid—especially when times are tough? Imagine that offer arriving right through your favorite messaging app, backed by what looks like official documentation. Would you download the app to claim what’s rightfully yours? In Uzbekistan, nearly 100,000 Android users did just that, only to unwittingly…

ClickFix Attacks Surge 500%: Why This Stealthy Social Engineering Threat Now Rivals Phishing
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ClickFix Attacks Surge 500%: Why This Stealthy Social Engineering Threat Now Rivals Phishing

If you think phishing is the only social engineering threat keeping your security team up at night, think again. A new wave of attacks is reshaping the cybersecurity landscape—and it’s not getting nearly the attention it deserves. ClickFix, a crafty social engineering technique that tricks users into running malicious code, has exploded in frequency, catching…

1 Year After the CrowdStrike Outage: Essential Lessons in Building Resilient IT Security
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1 Year After the CrowdStrike Outage: Essential Lessons in Building Resilient IT Security

What happens when a single software update sends shockwaves across the digital world—grinding airports, banks, and businesses to a halt? If you’re reading this, you likely remember the infamous CrowdStrike outage. But the real story isn’t just about downtime or dollar losses. It’s about what we learned—and how your organization can turn this hard-won wisdom…

How the FileFix 2.0 Spin-Off Attack Bypasses Key Browser Safeguards—and What You Need to Know
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How the FileFix 2.0 Spin-Off Attack Bypasses Key Browser Safeguards—and What You Need to Know

Cybercriminals are nothing if not creative, always looking for new ways to trick you and bypass the very defenses meant to keep us safe online. Today, there’s a new threat making headlines that exploits how browsers save web pages, cleverly sneaking malware onto victims’ machines while sidestepping critical protections. If you’ve ever saved a web…

How North Korean Hackers Are Weaponizing Nim Malware and ClickFix Tactics to Target Web3 and Cryptocurrency
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How North Korean Hackers Are Weaponizing Nim Malware and ClickFix Tactics to Target Web3 and Cryptocurrency

If you’re involved in Web3, crypto, national security, or just spend time online, you need to know about a new wave of sophisticated North Korean cyberattacks. These aren’t your average phishing schemes or basic malware drops. North Korean threat actors are now leveraging advanced programming languages and creative social engineering to breach defenses, steal sensitive…

Russian APT ‘Gamaredon’ Launches Sophisticated Phishing Attacks Against Ukraine: What You Need to Know
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Russian APT ‘Gamaredon’ Launches Sophisticated Phishing Attacks Against Ukraine: What You Need to Know

If you keep up with cybersecurity news—or care about global cyber threats—you’ve probably seen headlines about Russia’s relentless hacking campaigns. But one group, known as Gamaredon, is making waves for its ruthless, evolving tactics against Ukraine. This isn’t just another cybercrime headline. The story behind Gamaredon’s fierce phishing attacks reveals how modern state-backed hackers operate…

US Treasury Strikes at Aeza Group: Sanctions Target Key Bulletproof Hosting Provider Fueling Cybercrime
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US Treasury Strikes at Aeza Group: Sanctions Target Key Bulletproof Hosting Provider Fueling Cybercrime

Cybercrime is big business—and much of that business relies on unseen technical players. In a groundbreaking move, the US Department of the Treasury has just taken decisive action against one such player: Aeza Group, a notorious bulletproof hosting (BPH) provider with deep ties to ransomware and malware gangs. If you’re reading this, chances are you…

North Korean Crypto Hackers Unleash Nim-Based Mac Backdoor: What Every Web3 & Crypto Startup Needs to Know
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North Korean Crypto Hackers Unleash Nim-Based Mac Backdoor: What Every Web3 & Crypto Startup Needs to Know

Cryptocurrency and Web3 startups are once again in the crosshairs of North Korea’s elite hacking units—but this time, they’ve upped the ante. Imagine the perfect phishing lure, a Zoom invite from a trusted contact, and a new breed of Mac malware almost invisible to traditional defenses. That’s exactly what researchers have uncovered: a sophisticated, multi-stage…

Qantas Airlines Data Breach: What 6 Million Customers Need to Know (And How to Stay Safe)
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Qantas Airlines Data Breach: What 6 Million Customers Need to Know (And How to Stay Safe)

Imagine booking your next holiday, only to find your personal information floating in the hands of cybercriminals. For six million Qantas customers, this unsettling scenario just became reality. Australia’s largest airline recently disclosed a massive data breach, exposing the personal details of millions—raising tough questions about digital safety, corporate responsibility, and what you can do…