Megan Clairmont

In an era where data breaches can cripple organizations overnight, a newly discovered vulnerability in Redis servers, identified as CVE-2025-49844, has sent shockwaves through the cybersecurity community, highlighting the urgent need for robust security measures. This critical flaw, embedded in the

In an era where cyber attackers can exploit a newly discovered software vulnerability within mere hours, the digital battlefield has never been more treacherous, with global corporations often unaware of critical flaws in their software until ransomware locks down their data. Picture a scenario

What if a simple chat on WhatsApp could unravel an entire corporate network? In Brazil, a sinister cyberthreat known as Water Saci is doing just that, transforming a trusted messaging platform into a gateway for data theft. With millions relying on WhatsApp for both personal and professional

In an alarming turn of events, a significant data breach at a popular communication platform has left countless users vulnerable, with personal information and even sensitive government-issued identification documents exposed to unauthorized access. This incident, stemming from a security lapse at

Fixed version: Imagine scrolling through your favorite social media platform, sharing a casual post about your day, only to later discover that federal agents might be analyzing your every word for immigration enforcement purposes. This scenario is becoming a reality as U.S. Immigration and Customs

In a disturbing cybersecurity breach that has sent shockwaves through the tech community, a malicious Model Context Protocol (MCP) server known as "postmark-mcp" has been uncovered as a covert data thief, siphoning off sensitive information such as passwords, API keys, and financial details through

What happens when the smartphone in your hand, a device trusted for everything from banking to personal chats, turns into a gateway for cybercriminals? In 2025, mobile phishing attacks have surged, exploiting the very tools we rely on daily, and with attackers shifting their focus from email to

In the shadowy realm of cyber-espionage, few groups have shown the adaptability and persistence of Confucius, a threat actor active for over a decade, primarily targeting government agencies, defense contractors, and critical industries across South Asia, with a pronounced focus on Pakistan. This

Imagine a sprawling enterprise network, humming with activity, yet harboring a silent menace: outdated operating systems that refuse to die. These "undead" systems, long past their end-of-life (EOL) support, lurk in the shadows, unpatched and vulnerable to cyber threats, posing a significant risk

What if the very technology safeguarding the world's most sensitive data in the cloud could be undone by a gadget costing less than a night out? A startling discovery by researchers has unveiled a $50 hardware attack, dubbed "Battering RAM," capable of piercing the defenses of Intel and AMD’s