Cybercrime

How Did the FBI Dismantle a $1.9 Billion AI Phishing Ring?
Malware & Threats How Did the FBI Dismantle a $1.9 Billion AI Phishing Ring?

The precision of modern generative artificial intelligence has fundamentally altered the landscape of digital fraud, transforming amateurish scams into multi-billion-dollar criminal enterprises that can deceive even the most vigilant security experts. When federal authorities announced the

Why Was the Oracle PeopleSoft Zero-Day So Effective?
Malware & Threats Why Was the Oracle PeopleSoft Zero-Day So Effective?

The precision with which modern threat actors identify and weaponize zero-day vulnerabilities was starkly illustrated during the recent campaign targeting Oracle PeopleSoft instances throughout the globe. In late May 2026, the sophisticated cyber-threat group known as ShinyHunters, also tracked as

Is the Check Point VPN Flaw Fueling Ransomware Attacks?
Malware & Threats Is the Check Point VPN Flaw Fueling Ransomware Attacks?

The sudden realization that a trusted security gateway has become the primary entry point for sophisticated cybercriminals creates a paradox that many modern enterprises are currently struggling to navigate effectively. As digital perimeters dissolve in favor of hybrid work, the reliance on virtual

How Does BOD 26-04 Redefine Vulnerability Management?
Security Operations & Management How Does BOD 26-04 Redefine Vulnerability Management?

The relentless surge of cyberattacks targeting federal infrastructure has finally forced a departure from the traditional, volume-based patching strategies that have historically left security teams exhausted and overwhelmed. Under CISA’s Binding Operational Directive 26-04, the focus moves from

How Will the Conti Ransomware Plea Impact Global Cybercrime?
Malware & Threats How Will the Conti Ransomware Plea Impact Global Cybercrime?

Rupert Marais, our in-house security specialist, joins us to dissect a landmark case in the fight against global cybercrime and the technical machinery that drives it. We are looking at the recent guilty plea of Oleksii Oleksiyovych Lytvynenko, a key developer for the infamous Conti ransomware

Cisco Finds Top AI Models Vulnerable to Multi-Turn Attacks
Malware & Threats Cisco Finds Top AI Models Vulnerable to Multi-Turn Attacks

Sophisticated cybercriminals have transitioned from simple, one-off malicious prompts to complex, multi-turn dialogues that gradually erode the safety guardrails built into the most advanced large language models currently dominating the market. This shift represents a significant evolution in

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