Network Security

Security Shifts From Vulnerabilities to Attack Paths
Infrastructure & Network Security Security Shifts From Vulnerabilities to Attack Paths

The relentless drumbeat of cybersecurity alerts has created a profound paradox where security teams, armed with more data than ever before, find themselves struggling to prevent actual breaches. This predicament stems not from a lack of information but from a crisis of context. For years, the

Orphan Accounts Are a Silent But Serious Threat
Infrastructure & Network Security Orphan Accounts Are a Silent But Serious Threat

Deep within the digital architecture of countless organizations lie dormant credentials, relics of former employees and forgotten projects, that represent one of the most undermanaged yet potent security vulnerabilities of the modern era. These are not merely inactive entries in a database; they

Trend Analysis: Software Licensing Shifts
Infrastructure & Network Security Trend Analysis: Software Licensing Shifts

A once-standard software license agreement has ignited a complex, multi-million-pound legal war, ensnaring retail giant Tesco and software titan Broadcom in a four-way dispute that vividly illustrates the high-stakes nature of modern software consumption. This conflict is not an isolated incident

Could the Eurail Breach Lead to Identity Theft?
Infrastructure & Network Security Could the Eurail Breach Lead to Identity Theft?

The thrill of planning a European adventure was abruptly replaced by a wave of digital anxiety for countless travelers following the significant data breach at Eurail, a company synonymous with continental exploration. For many, what began as a dream trip has now morphed into a pressing concern

Linus Torvalds Relaxes His Stance on AI Coding
Infrastructure & Network Security Linus Torvalds Relaxes His Stance on AI Coding

For a man whose famously sharp tongue and exacting standards have shaped modern software development for decades, the recent admission of using AI-assisted "vibe coding" signifies a remarkable evolution in the thinking of Linus Torvalds. Long considered the ultimate coding purist, the creator of

DeadLock Ransomware Uses Blockchain to Evade Takedowns
Infrastructure & Network Security DeadLock Ransomware Uses Blockchain to Evade Takedowns

The perpetual struggle between cybercriminals and defenders has historically centered on the fragile, centralized infrastructure that attackers rely upon, but a new strain of ransomware is rewriting the rules of engagement by decentralizing its most critical component. The emergence of the DeadLock

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