Cybercrime

Could Your New Phone Already Be Infected?
Endpoint & Device Security Could Your New Phone Already Be Infected?

We're joined today by Rupert Marais, our in-house security specialist, to discuss a deeply concerning development in the mobile threat landscape. A new firmware backdoor, Keenadu, has been discovered embedded in Android devices, delivered through legitimate-looking system updates. This malware

Is a Phishing Group Selling Access to Your Company?
Malware & Threats Is a Phishing Group Selling Access to Your Company?

An elusive and financially motivated threat actor, identified as GS7, is currently orchestrating a large-scale, sophisticated phishing campaign that meticulously weaponizes the brands of Fortune 500 companies against their own customers and employees. This operation, codenamed "Operation

When Is a Windows Flaw Not a Vulnerability?
Data Protection & Privacy When Is a Windows Flaw Not a Vulnerability?

Today we’re speaking with Rupert Marais, our in-house security specialist, about a series of newly disclosed techniques that turn the humble Windows shortcut, or LNK file, into a surprisingly potent tool for cyberattacks. We'll be exploring the technical nuances of how these shortcuts can be

What New Threats Are Hiding in Your Code Dependencies?
Malware & Threats What New Threats Are Hiding in Your Code Dependencies?

The open-source software supply chain, a foundational element of modern development, is increasingly becoming a primary battleground for sophisticated cybercrime and state-sponsored espionage. A recent, comprehensive analysis of malicious activity has unveiled a multi-pronged assault on trusted

Over 60 Vendors Release Critical Security Updates
Malware & Threats Over 60 Vendors Release Critical Security Updates

The digital landscape has just witnessed one of its most significant coordinated defense maneuvers, as a tidal wave of security patches from more than 60 technology vendors swept across the industry to address a sprawling collection of high-stakes vulnerabilities. This synchronized release is not

New ZeroDayRAT Malware Sells Nation-State Spying Tools
Malware & Threats New ZeroDayRAT Malware Sells Nation-State Spying Tools

We're joined today by Rupert Marais, our in-house security specialist, to discuss an alarming new trend in mobile threats. A new form of spyware, dubbed ZeroDayRAT, is being sold openly on platforms like Telegram, essentially packaging sophisticated surveillance tools for a mass-market criminal

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