Tag: CySecurity News – Latest Information Security and Hacking Incidents

Why Shouldn’t You Upload Files So Readily On Your Browser?

The digital society we live in has made it abundantly clear that being cautious about online activities goes beyond avoiding suspicious links. Recent findings by cybersecurity researchers have surfaced a new ransomware threat that exploits web browsers, potentially putting users’…

Cactus Ransomware Exposes Thousands of Vulnerable Qlik Sense Servers

  Many organizations remain dangerously vulnerable to the Cactus ransomware group, despite security researchers warning of the threat five months ago. The Cactus ransomware group exploits three vulnerabilities in QlikSense’s data analytics and business intelligence platform. Two vulnerabilities were released…

5 Attack Trends Your Company Should Be Aware Of

Cybersecurity is always evolving and demands ongoing awareness Every day, Microsoft analyzes over 78 trillion security signals to gain a deeper understanding of the current threat pathways and methodologies. Since last year, we’ve seen a shift in how threat actors…

North Korean Hackers Exploit LinkedIn in Targeted Attacks

  The North Korean hacker group Lazarus has once again made headlines, this time for exploiting LinkedIn in their cyber operations. According to a report by blockchain security analytics firm SlowMist, Lazarus hackers are leveraging the professional networking platform to…

Cybercriminals Exploit Web Hosting Platforms to Spread Malware

  Cybersecurity researchers at Zscaler ThreatLabz have uncovered a concerning trend in which cybercriminals are exploiting popular web hosting and blogging platforms to disseminate malware and steal sensitive data. This sophisticated tactic, known as SEO poisoning within the realm of…

Here’s How NFTs Can Transform Asset Management

  NFTs are frequently discussed in terms of their role in digital art, but beneath the surface, there is a massive, unexplored potential for revolutionising real-world asset ownership and transaction. This possibility was the focus of a recent conversation between…

Junk Ransomware: Getting the Job Done For Hackers

Sophos detects ransomware In an April 17 analysis from its Sophos X-Ops research team, cybersecurity firm Sophos observed an increase in low-cost, primitive ransomware—a boon for aspiring threat actors and a headache for defenders. It’s far more difficult to find…