Threat Intelligence & Prevention

Are Hackers Using Tax Scams to Bypass Your Antivirus?
Malware & Threats Are Hackers Using Tax Scams to Bypass Your Antivirus?

An official-looking email from the tax department lands in an inbox, complete with logos and formal language, yet it conceals a sophisticated cyber weapon designed to dismantle digital defenses from within. This research summary analyzes a sophisticated cyber espionage campaign targeting Indian

Multi-Stage Attack Deploys RAT and Ransomware in Russia
Malware & Threats Multi-Stage Attack Deploys RAT and Ransomware in Russia

Today, we’re sitting down with Rupert Marais, our in-house security specialist, to dissect a sophisticated multi-stage phishing campaign recently targeting Russia. This attack is a masterclass in modern evasion techniques, blending social engineering with the abuse of legitimate public cloud

Cisco Zero-Day Vulnerability – Review
Malware & Threats Cisco Zero-Day Vulnerability – Review

The complex web of digital communication that underpins modern enterprise operations is facing an insidious threat from within, as critical infrastructure components become prime targets for sophisticated cyber adversaries. This review explores the details of the Cisco zero-day vulnerability,

Could One Token Bypass Any Cloudflare WAF?
Malware & Threats Could One Token Bypass Any Cloudflare WAF?

A recently resolved vulnerability within Cloudflare's infrastructure has highlighted the intricate and often delicate balance between automated security protocols and the potential for their exploitation. A subtle logic flaw in the company’s Automatic Certificate Management Environment (ACME)

Flaws in Anthropic Git Server Allow Code Execution
Malware & Threats Flaws in Anthropic Git Server Allow Code Execution

The integration of large language models with development tools has unlocked unprecedented productivity, yet this new frontier of AI-assisted coding introduces complex security challenges that can be exploited in non-traditional ways. A recently disclosed set of three critical security

Will Human Trust Survive AI-Driven Cyberattacks?
Malware & Threats Will Human Trust Survive AI-Driven Cyberattacks?

A single, perfectly timed video call from a chief executive officer, visually and audibly indistinguishable from the real person, has just authorized a multimillion-dollar transfer that will cripple a company before the actual executive even finishes their morning coffee. This is not a speculative

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