Device Security

Trend Analysis: Zero-Day Vulnerability Exploits
Endpoint & Device Security Trend Analysis: Zero-Day Vulnerability Exploits

The recent discovery of a critical, actively exploited flaw buried deep within millions of enterprise communication systems has sent a stark reminder across the industry about the ever-present danger of unknown threats. These "zero-day" vulnerabilities represent a paramount challenge in

Is Your Connected Car Driving Towards a Cyberattack?
Endpoint & Device Security Is Your Connected Car Driving Towards a Cyberattack?

The seamless integration of advanced software and connectivity in modern vehicles has transformed them into sophisticated computers on wheels, yet this evolution carries a significant and often overlooked risk. Recent revelations from the annual Pwn2Own competition in Tokyo have cast a harsh light

Konni Hackers Target Blockchain Devs With AI Backdoor
Endpoint & Device Security Konni Hackers Target Blockchain Devs With AI Backdoor

The digital frontier of blockchain development has become the latest battleground for state-sponsored cyber warfare, as North Korean hackers unveil a new weapon forged in the fires of generative artificial intelligence. A sophisticated campaign attributed to the infamous Konni group is now actively

How Is AI Weaponizing the Future of Cybercrime?
Endpoint & Device Security How Is AI Weaponizing the Future of Cybercrime?

The complete digital replica of a human being—encompassing their face, voice, and unique biometric identifiers—is now a commodity traded on the dark web for less than the price of a cup of coffee. This startling reality signals a profound transformation in the digital threat landscape, where

Phishing Poses Top Cyber Risk to 2026 Winter Games
Endpoint & Device Security Phishing Poses Top Cyber Risk to 2026 Winter Games

As the world turns its attention to the spectacle of the Milano-Cortina Winter Games, a less visible but equally intense competition is unfolding in the digital realm, where cybercriminals are preparing to exploit the event's vast interconnected infrastructure. A recent assessment of the cyber

Weaponizing RMM Software – Review
Endpoint & Device Security Weaponizing RMM Software – Review

The silent infiltration of corporate networks has evolved far beyond custom-coded malware, with attackers now skillfully turning an organization's own trusted administrative tools against it. The weaponization of Remote Monitoring and Management (RMM) software represents a significant advancement

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