Vulnerabilities & Exploits

New ZeroDayRAT Malware Sells Nation-State Spying Tools
Malware & Threats New ZeroDayRAT Malware Sells Nation-State Spying Tools

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

Ransomware Exploit Chaining – Review
Malware & Threats Ransomware Exploit Chaining – Review

The catastrophic cascade of a network-wide security breach can often be traced back to a single, forgotten server left vulnerable by an oversight in routine maintenance. Ransomware exploit chaining represents a significant advancement in offensive cybersecurity tactics. This review will explore the

Is a New Fortinet SSO Flaw Putting Your Firewall at Risk?
Malware & Threats Is a New Fortinet SSO Flaw Putting Your Firewall at Risk?

Federal authorities and cybersecurity researchers are raising the alarm over a critical vulnerability in Fortinet's FortiCloud single sign-on service that is not just theoretical but is being actively exploited in the wild. This significant security flaw, tracked as CVE-2026-24858, creates a

AI Discovers Hundreds of Unknown Security Flaws
Malware & Threats AI Discovers Hundreds of Unknown Security Flaws

A recent breakthrough from the AI safety and research company Anthropic has fundamentally altered the cybersecurity landscape, demonstrating an artificial intelligence model that can autonomously discover and detail hundreds of previously unknown, high-severity vulnerabilities in critical software.

Is Shadow DNS Secretly Hijacking Your Router?
Malware & Threats Is Shadow DNS Secretly Hijacking Your Router?

A sophisticated and long-running cyber campaign has been quietly exploiting vulnerabilities in home and business routers, creating a "shadow" network that intercepts internet traffic for financial gain. This operation, active since mid-2022, leverages compromised routers to reroute user DNS queries

How Is a Word Doc Bug Fueling Russian Cyber-Espionage?
Malware & Threats How Is a Word Doc Bug Fueling Russian Cyber-Espionage?

A recently discovered security feature bypass vulnerability in Microsoft Office, identified as CVE-2026-21509, has been rapidly weaponized by a notorious Russian state-sponsored group in a sophisticated cyber-espionage campaign targeting high-value government entities across Eastern Europe. This

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