What happens when an app billed as a safe haven becomes the most dangerous place to share secrets? Tea App Data Breach Exposes Private Content and Imagery It was meant to be a sanctuary: a women-only dating safety app where users could anonymously review experiences with men, upload ID‑verified selfies, [...]
IIS web servers hit by stealthy web shell attacks Imagine a hidden door in your web server that lives for months—unseen, untouched, until one day it’s used to siphon data, deploy malware, or fully control your system. That’s exactly what’s happening: IIS web servers are being compromised by stealthy web [...]
One Weak Password Dismantles a 158 Year Old UK Transport Firm Imagine a company that survived world wars, industrial revolutions, and decades of change—but fell in hours because one employee used a weak password. That’s exactly what happened to KNP Logistics, a legacy transport firm, when cybercriminals breached their defenses [...]
A Cute Panda Image Just Crashed Your Server: Inside the Story of Koske, the AI-Hidden Linux Malware On the surface, it looked innocent—just a high-resolution photo of a panda munching bamboo. But behind those furry pixels lurked a sophisticated malware strain, custom-built using AI to breach Linux systems, mine cryptocurrency, [...]
Geek Squad Scam Alert: What You Need to Know to Stay Safe Cybercriminals are once again targeting consumers with a dangerous and convincing scam involving Best Buy’s Geek Squad. Posing as legitimate representatives, these fraudsters are tricking unsuspecting victims into giving up personal information, money, or access to their devices. [...]
Ingram Micro Hit by Ransomware: A Wake-Up Call for the Industry The Day the Supply Chain Shivered It was an ordinary morning in early July when employees at Ingram Micro—a global leader in technology distribution and supply chain services—logged into their systems, only to encounter something no business ever wishes [...]
The Hidden Threat on the Rails: How a 12-Year-Old Flaw in U.S. Trains Endangered Millions The Silent Sabotage That Could Have Stopped America’s Trains It began as a quiet discovery in a lab. A team of security researchers uncovered a vulnerability so critical, it could let hackers trigger emergency brakes [...]
When the Internet’s Map Betrays You: The Hidden Malware in DNS Records When the Internet’s “Address Book” Turned Rogue If you thought the internet’s Domain Name System (DNS) — the virtual map that guides you to your favorite websites — was safe, think again. In what experts call a silent [...]
When the Tools Turn on You: A Story of MSP Burnout and Vendor Sprawl When “More Tools” Meant More Problems It started with good intentions. When Alex Carter, owner of a small managed IT services company in Raleigh, North Carolina, signed his first big contract five years ago, he promised [...]
UK Awards Cybersecurity Grants to Small Businesses: Empowering Resilience in a Digital World A Lifeline for Small Businesses in the Face of Cyber Threats “One cyber attack can destroy what took you years to build. The UK is making sure that doesn’t happen to small businesses.” The UK government has [...]
CrowdStrike Faces Mixed Analyst Sentiment Despite Strong Growth In an industry fighting relentless cyber threats and cybersecurity scams, CrowdStrike shines as a leader in cybersecurity services — but why are analysts hesitant despite its success? Here’s the story of triumphs, warnings, and what lies ahead The Rise of a Cybersecurity [...]
Quantum Computing Flagged as Top Emerging Cyber-Risk: Why Businesses Must Act Now “What if the encrypted data you thought was safe today becomes vulnerable tomorrow?” This unsettling possibility is no longer confined to sci-fi thrillers — it’s creeping closer to reality as quantum computing advances at breakneck speed. Once touted [...]