Can destructive code be beautiful? This article explores the paradoxical transformation of malicious software into a profound and tangible art form, a movement re-contextualizing ones and zeros into cultural statements. In an age where digital threats are invisible and abstract, a new wave of
Within the sprawling digital fortresses built to safeguard corporate data, an unseen and unmeasured byproduct is steadily accumulating, contributing to an entirely different kind of global threat. The sophisticated systems designed to fend off cyberattacks are themselves powered by an
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
Recent cyberattacks targeting the widely used SolarWinds Web Help Desk platform have cast a harsh spotlight on a critical vulnerability that many organizations overlook: the inherent risk posed by applications directly exposed to the public internet. A strong consensus among security experts from
A New Alliance in the War on Digital Nuisance The daily barrage of unwanted robocalls and fraudulent text messages is a modern-day plague, turning our most personal devices into conduits for scams and spam. In a significant move to combat this pervasive issue, credit reporting giant TransUnion is
The discovery of a ransomware variant that surgically fuses its destructive payload with a tool designed to blind security software marks a pivotal and alarming advancement in cybercriminal tactics. A comprehensive analysis of a recent cybersecurity report reveals the emergence of the "Reynolds"
