With the recent Zimperium advisory on the ClayRat Android spyware, we're seeing a significant escalation in mobile threats. To understand the gravity of this evolution, we sat down with Rupert Marais, our in-house security specialist, whose work focuses on the very endpoint and device security now
In an era where global commerce relies heavily on the seamless operation of maritime vessels, a seemingly benign piece of surveillance equipment has emerged as a potential gateway for catastrophic digital sabotage. The recent identification of a sophisticated, Mirai-based botnet named "Broadside"
The recent scramble to patch a critical vulnerability in Apache Tika has served as a stark reminder of the hidden complexities within our software supply chains. When the initial fix for a flaw in this widely used content analysis tool failed, it exposed a deeper issue—not just in the code, but in
The very tools designed to make smartphones accessible to everyone have been systematically repurposed by cybercriminals into a powerful arsenal for conducting financial fraud and espionage on a global scale. Android malware represents a significant advancement in cyber threats targeting the mobile
In an era where global commerce relies on the seamless movement of goods across oceans, a new and insidious threat has emerged not from pirates on the high seas, but from malicious code lurking within the very systems designed to protect these vital assets. A sophisticated variant of the Mirai
What happens when a tool millions of developers trust becomes a weapon in the hands of cyber adversaries? In an era where web applications power everything from e-commerce to government portals, a devastating flaw in React, a cornerstone JavaScript library, has emerged as a global threat. Dubbed
