Mobile Security

New Ransomware Bundles Driver to Bypass Security
Endpoint & Device Security New Ransomware Bundles Driver to Bypass Security

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"

SmarterTools Hacked via Flaw in Its Own Software
Endpoint & Device Security SmarterTools Hacked via Flaw in Its Own Software

In a stark demonstration of digital irony, a software company renowned for its communication tools found its own defenses dismantled by the very product it created, offering a cautionary tale for the entire technology sector. The recent security breach at SmarterTools, orchestrated by the Warlock

Can a Single Flaw Topple Your Entire Network?
Endpoint & Device Security Can a Single Flaw Topple Your Entire Network?

The digital perimeter of a modern enterprise is a complex and often porous boundary, where a single, overlooked vulnerability in an internet-facing application can become the critical entry point for a catastrophic network-wide compromise. Recent findings from Microsoft's Defender Security Research

Are Unsupported Edge Devices a Federal Security Risk?
Endpoint & Device Security Are Unsupported Edge Devices a Federal Security Risk?

Introduction The gateways to federal networks are increasingly becoming their weakest links, not due to sophisticated zero-day attacks, but because of technology left to age without support. These forgotten pieces of hardware and software, known as unsupported edge devices, represent a growing and

Samsung Knox Mobile Security – Review
Endpoint & Device Security Samsung Knox Mobile Security – Review

The same pocket-sized device that empowers global business communication also serves as one of the most vulnerable entry points into a corporate network, a paradox that defines modern cybersecurity. Samsung Knox represents a significant advancement in the mobile security sector, aiming to resolve

Is It Ethical to Use Stolen Data to Catch Hackers?
Endpoint & Device Security Is It Ethical to Use Stolen Data to Catch Hackers?

In the shadowy corners of the internet, where personal information is a traded commodity, a cybersecurity firm turned the tables on hackers by using previously stolen data as bait in an elaborate digital sting. This operation successfully identified a cybercriminal, but it also ignited a fierce

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