Cybercrime

The Convergence of State-Sponsored Espionage and Cybercrime The sudden transformation of state-sponsored intelligence units into ruthless digital extortionists represents one of the most significant and alarming shifts in the modern landscape of global cybersecurity. The Lazarus Group, a notorious

The recent discovery of a critical zero-day vulnerability within Dell RecoverPoint for Virtual Machines has sent shockwaves through the cybersecurity community, exposing a fundamental weakness in systems designed to safeguard enterprise continuity. This flaw, tracked as CVE-2026-22769, centers on a

Understanding the Cyber-Physical Threat to Financial Institutions The modern era of financial crime has shifted from the brute force of sledgehammers to the silent precision of laptops, as criminals now manipulate the very software governing cash withdrawals. The financial sector is currently

With us today is Rupert Marais, our in-house security specialist, whose expertise in endpoint security and cybersecurity strategies offers a critical perspective on today’s threats. We’re delving into a widespread vulnerability in a piece of software that many of us have used for decades: WinRAR.

The trust placed in a simple software update notification can become a gateway for sophisticated espionage, a reality recently underscored by a targeted attack that turned a trusted developer tool into a weapon. Secure software update mechanisms represent a critical line of defense in the

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