Device Security

INTERPOL Arrests 651 in Major African Cybercrime Crackdown
Endpoint & Device Security INTERPOL Arrests 651 in Major African Cybercrime Crackdown

Digital predators operating from the shadows of the internet have found that their borderless schemes are no longer beyond the reach of a unified global police force. Operation Red Card 2.0 represents a monumental shift in how international law enforcement addresses the surge of high-yield

Why Is Massiv the Next Big Threat to Mobile Banking?
Endpoint & Device Security Why Is Massiv the Next Big Threat to Mobile Banking?

The rapid convenience of managing finances from the palm of one’s hand has created an unprecedented attack surface, transforming every smartphone into a potential gateway for sophisticated financial fraud. As mobile banking becomes the default platform for millions, a new generation of malware is

New Spyware Sells Nation-State Spying to Anyone
Endpoint & Device Security New Spyware Sells Nation-State Spying to Anyone

The sophisticated tools of digital surveillance, once confined to the shadowy arsenals of government intelligence agencies, are now being packaged, marketed, and sold on the open market to anyone with a few hundred dollars and a malicious intent. This research summary examines the alarming

What's It Like to Hunt Threats With a Modern NDR?
Endpoint & Device Security What's It Like to Hunt Threats With a Modern NDR?

Stepping into the high-stakes world of a modern Security Operations Center (SOC) reveals a complex battleground where analysts race against time to decipher cryptic clues left by sophisticated adversaries. This exploration delves deep into the daily workflow of these digital defenders by

North Korean Hackers Deploy AI to Steal Cryptocurrency
Endpoint & Device Security North Korean Hackers Deploy AI to Steal Cryptocurrency

A chilling new report reveals a significant escalation in the tactics of state-sponsored cybercrime, as a North Korean threat actor has begun integrating artificial intelligence into highly sophisticated social engineering schemes targeting the cryptocurrency sector. This group, identified as

Is North Korea Using AI to Target Blockchain Developers?
Endpoint & Device Security Is North Korea Using AI to Target Blockchain Developers?

A sophisticated and ongoing phishing campaign has revealed a startling evolution in the cyber threat landscape, where the North Korean advanced persistent threat (APT) group known as Konni is now strategically targeting blockchain developers with malware that appears to be generated with artificial

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