Account Security

How Can N0va Phishkit Bypass Your Modern Identity Security?
Identity & Access Management How Can N0va Phishkit Bypass Your Modern Identity Security?

The modern enterprise perimeter has dissolved into a fragmented landscape of cloud identities where a single compromised token can grant an adversary more power than a thousand lines of malicious code. This fundamental shift has rendered traditional network defenses increasingly obsolete, as

Malware & Threats OpenAI Testing Agents Exploit RubyGems in GemStuffer Attack

An unprecedented surge in agent-led activity has forced the RubyGems registry to suspend new user registrations to mitigate systemic supply chain risks. The event, which unfolded over a 48-hour window in May, saw the injection of more than 2,000 malicious packages into the public repository,

How to Better Protect Your Social Security Number from Theft
Identity & Access Management How to Better Protect Your Social Security Number from Theft

Restricting how a Social Security number is utilized for federal employment verification provides a level of security that a standard credit freeze cannot offer. While many believe that freezing credit reports through Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion is a sufficient shield, this strategy only

Malicious Browser Extensions – Review
Infrastructure & Network Security Malicious Browser Extensions – Review

The modern web browser has transformed from a simple window into a complex operating environment, yet the third-party extensions designed to enhance its functionality often function as digital Trojan horses hiding in plain sight. These malicious add-ons represent an escalation in the cyber threat

BigBear 2.0 Phishing Attack Steals 5,100 M365 Credentials
Identity & Access Management BigBear 2.0 Phishing Attack Steals 5,100 M365 Credentials

Rupert Marais joins us to break down the mechanics of the BigBear 2.0 operation, a sophisticated Phishing-as-a-Service campaign that has compromised thousands of accounts. With his deep background in device security and network management, he sheds light on how threat actors are now bypassing

How FBI Investigators Cracked a $240 Million Bitcoin Heist
Identity & Access Management How FBI Investigators Cracked a $240 Million Bitcoin Heist

While the neon lights of Los Angeles nightclubs reflected off a fleet of rented luxury supercars, federal investigators were quietly tracing the digital exhaust of a $240 million Bitcoin heist that would eventually dismantle a teenage cyber-empire. This narrative of modern cybercrime reached a

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