A company under siege from a cyberattack makes the agonizing decision to pay the ransom, only to find the decryption key they purchased is utterly useless, sealing their data's fate not by design, but by a critical programming error. This frustrating scenario has become the reality for victims of
For today’s growing enterprises, the rapid expansion of digital footprints encompassing new applications, an ever-increasing user base, and complex backend services presents a critical and often underestimated dilemma. As organizations scale, their attack surface broadens exponentially, exposing
Most internet users trust their routers to faithfully direct web traffic, rarely suspecting that this fundamental piece of network hardware could be actively working against them. A recently uncovered and highly sophisticated "shadow" network has been silently compromising vulnerable home routers,
An open-source project promising a customizable AI personal assistant captured the imagination of developers worldwide, only to have its meteoric rise met with a catastrophic cascade of security failures, financial traps, and bizarre social experiments. OpenClaw, once lauded as the next frontier in
A five-letter command typed billions of times a day stands as the silent guardian for countless servers and systems across the globe, yet its stability now hangs precariously in the balance. This is not a story about a new cyber threat or a critical software bug, but a far more systemic issue
Today we’re speaking with Rupert Marais, our in-house security specialist, about a recent and particularly insidious cyberattack. A state-sponsored group known as Lotus Blossom is believed to have hijacked the update mechanism of the widely-used text editor, Notepad++, to deploy a sophisticated new
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