Helen Laidlaw

Helen Laidlaw

IT Systems Analyst
Helen Laidlaw is a tech expert specializing in IT security, networking, and development. Helen provides comprehensive insights into securing digital assets, crafting efficient software solutions, and optimizing network performance. Covering a wide variety of technical topics, she employs an accessible communication style, lending her content as an indispensable resource for anyone trying to navigate the complexities of modern technology.
Malware & Threats ClickFix Campaign Uses Polygon Blockchain for Resilient Attacks

The execution of a deceptive dropper script through a fake verification message enables attackers to establish a command-and-control agent and a persistence mechanism. This method has recently gained notoriety within the cybersecurity community as a highly effective means of circumventing

Security Operations & Management How Is Serverless Security Evolving in 2026?

By 2026, the shift to serverless computing has fundamentally redefined the cybersecurity perimeter, making the old 'castle-and-moat' defense strategies ineffective for modern workloads. As organizations increasingly rely on AWS Lambda, Azure Functions, and Google Cloud Functions to drive their most

Is Luciferus the New Frontier of AI-Powered Cybercrime?
Malware & Threats Is Luciferus the New Frontier of AI-Powered Cybercrime?

Cybersecurity researchers have identified a new illicit artificial intelligence service being marketed to malicious actors as an uncensored alternative to mainstream assistants. This tool, known as Luciferus, represents a significant escalation in the ongoing arms race between security

Luciferus AI Offers Uncensored Malware Tools for Hackers
Malware & Threats Luciferus AI Offers Uncensored Malware Tools for Hackers

The recent discovery of the Luciferus platform on the Exploit forum reveals a growing trend where cybercriminals utilize sophisticated machine learning models to automate the generation of malicious code. This illicit service, identified by researchers from the Sophos Counter Threat Unit (CTU), is

Dell PowerProtect One Boosts Business Cyber Resilience
Security Operations & Management Dell PowerProtect One Boosts Business Cyber Resilience

The ability to manage a mix of native and third-party tools through a single interface helps businesses maintain diverse infrastructures without vendor lock-in. In the current 2026 landscape, the distinction between maintaining operational flexibility and ensuring ironclad security has become

Malicious Browser Extensions – Review
Infrastructure & Network Security Malicious Browser Extensions – Review

The modern web browser has transformed from a simple window into a complex operating environment, yet the third-party extensions designed to enhance its functionality often function as digital Trojan horses hiding in plain sight. These malicious add-ons represent an escalation in the cyber threat

Can AI Reduce Cyber Vulnerability Remediation to Hours?
Security Operations & Management Can AI Reduce Cyber Vulnerability Remediation to Hours?

Visa’s Cybersecurity Advisory Practice provides executive-level leadership education to help organizations prioritize long-term risk management roadmaps. In the current 2026 landscape, the traditional perimeter-based defense is no longer sufficient to stop highly automated intrusion attempts.

How Did Revolut Fall for a Fake Government Email Request?
Data Protection & Privacy How Did Revolut Fall for a Fake Government Email Request?

The loss of facial-verification selfies and identity document scans poses a severe risk of identity theft for the limited number of users affected by the breach. While modern financial institutions invest heavily in perimeter defenses, the human element remains a point of exploitation that

Autonomous Penetration Testing – Review
Infrastructure & Network Security Autonomous Penetration Testing – Review

The traditional security perimeter has essentially dissolved in the face of hyper-connected cloud environments and the persistent ingenuity of modern digital adversaries who exploit systemic weaknesses faster than human teams can identify them. As organizations navigate this increasingly volatile

How Is Toy Ghouls Weaponizing Messaging Infrastructure?
Malware & Threats How Is Toy Ghouls Weaponizing Messaging Infrastructure?

The sophisticated orchestration of network traffic through authorized messaging platforms has fundamentally altered the defensive requirements for modern digital infrastructure in 2026. As corporate boundaries expand into decentralized clouds, threat actors have found sanctuary within the very

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