Tag: CySecurity News – Latest Information Security and Hacking Incidents

Lazy Koala: New Cyber Threat Emerges in CIS Region

  Cybersecurity researchers at Positive Technologies Expert Security Center (PT ESC) recently uncovered a new threat actor they’ve named Lazy Koala. Despite lacking sophistication, this group has managed to achieve significant results. The report reveals that Lazy Koala is targeting…

Email Security Vulnerabilities: Shocking Gaps in Malware Detection

In an era where digital communication dominates, email remains a fundamental tool for personal and professional correspondence. However, recent research by web browser security startup SquareX has exposed alarming vulnerabilities in email security.  The study, titled “Security Bite: iCloud Mail,…

Privnote Secure Messaging App Is Under Phishing Threat

  Privnote.com, launched in 2008, revolutionized secure messaging with its encryption technology. It allows users to send messages with a unique link, ensuring privacy as the content self-destructs after reading. However, its popularity among cryptocurrency enthusiasts also drew the attention…

The Growing Threat of Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) Attacks

Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) attacks have emerged as a formidable menace to businesses worldwide. Organizations must be vigilant and proactive in safeguarding their digital assets against this rising threat. What Is RDP? RDP is a proprietary protocol developed by Microsoft…

Fund Manager Outlines Digital Data as Rising Asset Class

  In a recent dialogue, Roundtable host Rob Nelson and Lisa Wade, CEO of wholesale fund manager DigitalX, explored the burgeoning data revolution, discussing the profound implications of data ownership and the transformative potential of Web3 and blockchain technology on…

AI Developed to Detect Invasive Asian Hornets

  Researchers at the University of Exeter have made an exceptional breakthrough in combating the threat of unsettling Asian hornets by developing an artificial intelligence (AI) system. Named VespAI, this automated system boasts the capability to identify Asian hornets with exceptional…

Controversial Reverse Searches Spark Legal Debate

In a growing trend, U.S. police departments and federal agencies are employing controversial surveillance tactics known as reverse searches. These methods involve compelling big tech companies like Google to surrender extensive user data with the aim of identifying criminal suspects. …