Sebastian Raiffen

Imagine a digital battlefield where malicious actors wield artificial intelligence to craft devastating exploits faster than defenders can respond, leaving critical systems vulnerable at an unprecedented scale. This isn’t a distant nightmare but a pressing reality in today’s cybersecurity

In an era where data is as valuable as gold, a chilling breach at Dartmouth College has exposed just how vulnerable even the most prestigious institutions can be. Picture this: sensitive personal details of thousands of individuals—Social Security numbers, financial records, and more—slipped

A quiet edit to trust at the edge Automatic updates were sold as the safest way to stay secure, until a quiet actor rewired that trust at your router and turned routine downloads into covert couriers. The scheme did not smash through vendor gates or crash endpoints; it simply nudged traffic at the

An overlooked script tucked inside familiar Python projects could still pivot a routine build into a live compromise if a long-dormant domain changed hands and delivered hostile code to developers who trusted the past a bit too much. That risk was not hypothetical; it hinged on a bootstrap pattern

Imagine a small town bracing for a severe storm, relying on an emergency alert system to warn residents of impending danger, only to find that very system silenced by a ruthless cyberattack. This nightmare became reality for countless communities across the United States when the CodeRED platform,

Introduction A single vendor handling nonpublic financial records at scale became a pressure point for the banking system when a third-party breach at real-estate technology provider SitusAMC exposed sensitive corporate data tied to major U.S. financial institutions. The event mattered because

Sebastian Raiffen sits down with Rupert Marais, our in-house security specialist known for hands-on work in endpoint and device security, to unpack CISA’s latest alert on spyware and RATs aimed at high-value Signal and WhatsApp users. Rupert traces how attackers braid social engineering with

The Milliseconds That Decide If an Attack Lands Milliseconds now separate a blocked breach from a drained account, and AI-driven attackers exploit that gap faster than human defenses can blink while enterprises still debate whether accuracy must slow down speed. High-frequency commerce and instant

In the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity, few topics are as pressing as the security implications of AI-generated code, especially when influenced by politically sensitive content. Today, we’re speaking with Rupert Marais, our in-house security specialist with deep

Overview of a Growing Cyber Threat in Creative Software In an era where digital creativity fuels industries worldwide, a startling discovery has emerged: cybercriminals are exploiting trusted 3D modeling software like Blender to deliver devastating malware, targeting unsuspecting users with