Megan Clairmont

What if the secret to safeguarding billions of smartphones lies not in flashy hardware or endless patches, but in the quiet power of a programming language? In 2025, Google has turned this question into reality by embracing Rust, a language that’s cutting Android’s memory safety vulnerabilities to

Setting the Stage for a Hybrid Cloud Revolution Imagine a world where enterprises are no longer tethered to escalating virtualization costs and rigid IT architectures, struggling to balance diverse workloads like virtual machines and AI-driven applications. This is the challenge Hewlett Packard

Imagine a world where every click you make online is a complete mystery to anyone watching—not just the content of your messages, but even the destination of your digital journey. This is the promise of Encrypted Client Hello (ECH), a cutting-edge extension to the TLS 1.3 protocol that’s been

In an era where battles are fought not just on land or sea but in the shadowy realm of cyberspace, Iran has emerged as a formidable contender, wielding digital weapons with precision and intent that rival traditional military might. This invisible battlefield has become a critical frontier in

In an era where businesses increasingly rely on multiple cloud platforms to drive innovation and efficiency, the challenge of seamless connectivity across these environments has emerged as a critical pain point for IT teams worldwide. Picture a global enterprise juggling resources between Amazon

KEV Meets the Plant Network: Why a ScadaBR XSS Entry Changes the Risk Calculus Now When a settings page on a familiar HMI can deliver scripted deception, disable alarms, and rewrite operator assumptions in a single click, the debate about “web-only” risk in industrial networks stops sounding

Imagine logging into your favorite online shopping platform, only to discover that your personal details—name, email, phone number, and even shipping address—have been exposed to unknown entities. This chilling reality struck millions of South Koreans when Coupang, the nation’s leading e-commerce

Rupert Marais, our in-house security specialist, has been tracking a wave of Brazilian banking fraud that weaponizes WhatsApp Web to move laterally at human scale. In this conversation, he unpacks how attackers chain VBS obfuscation, MSI droppers, AutoIt persistence, and Python+Selenium automation

A Stark Opening: A Hook, A Question, And A Phone That Wouldn’t Stop Ringing One deceptive mobile ad featuring AI-forged endorsements triggered months of scripted calls, new bank logins, device purchases, and staged money movements that stripped an 82-year-old of £35,000 and calm. The question that

Why Messaging Apps Are in the Crosshairs—and Why CISA Is Speaking Up Now When a government agency breaks routine to warn about spyware burrowing into everyday chats, the signal is clear: attackers see messaging apps as the shortest route to the heart of a phone’s data and trust. Researchers across