Security Operations & Management

Is China's Cyber Campaign a Rehearsal for Invasion?
Security Operations & Management Is China's Cyber Campaign a Rehearsal for Invasion?

An increasingly sophisticated and relentless digital onslaught against Taiwan is no longer a matter of random cybercrime but a highly coordinated campaign that security experts believe serves as a prelude to potential military action. This systematic effort, orchestrated by state-sponsored actors,

Are Patches Enough to Secure Industrial Systems?
Security Operations & Management Are Patches Enough to Secure Industrial Systems?

The intricate and often invisible machinery that purifies drinking water, processes food, and automates manufacturing lines operates on a foundation of trust in digital controllers—a trust that has recently been proven to be dangerously misplaced. A new analysis of a widely deployed industrial

Microsoft Disrupts Massive RedVDS Cybercrime Service
Security Operations & Management Microsoft Disrupts Massive RedVDS Cybercrime Service

A monthly subscription priced lower than most streaming services has become the unlikely engine behind millions of dollars in sophisticated financial fraud, a stark reality brought to light by Microsoft's recent takedown of the cybercrime platform RedVDS. In a significant blow to the digital

Is VoidLink a New Class of Linux Cloud Malware?
Security Operations & Management Is VoidLink a New Class of Linux Cloud Malware?

Today we’re speaking with Rupert Marais, our in-house security specialist, to unpack a deeply concerning development in the world of cybersecurity. A newly discovered malware framework, dubbed VoidLink, is poised to change how we think about threats to Linux systems. Far from a simple script, this

NoName057(16) Gamifies Cyberattacks With Its DDoSia Tool
Security Operations & Management NoName057(16) Gamifies Cyberattacks With Its DDoSia Tool

With the rise of politically motivated cyber warfare, the lines between state-sponsored attacks and grassroots activism have become increasingly blurred. To shed light on this evolving landscape, we sat down with Rupert Marais, our in-house security specialist. We explored the inner workings of

How Did Crypto Crime Become a $154B Industry?
Security Operations & Management How Did Crypto Crime Become a $154B Industry?

A shadow economy operating on the blockchain has quietly swelled into a $154 billion industry, driven not just by scattered hackers but by the coordinated efforts of nation-states and sophisticated criminal syndicates. This research summary delves into the explosive 160% growth of the illicit

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