We challenge you to find us a business without an online presence. You’d have to go to a remote town and visit a family-run shop that still has the great …
Do EU Governing Bodies Take Cyber Security Seriously?
Wie, seriously, do you think the EU is taking cybersecurity? Let’s look at the numbers. As of 1 day ago, there were 2,289,599,662 breached records from In 2022, the EU …
How Cyber Security Teams Should React to a Potential Data Breach
Cybersecurity teams probably have their work cut out right now, just looking at Ransomware Attacks alone. Every 14 Seconds, a Business becomes a Victim of a Ransomware Attack. Over 560.000 …
Xctdoor Malware Attacking IIS Servers To Distribute Malware
Threat actors target IIS servers, as most of the internet-based crucial applications and services are installed on these servers. Hackers find these attractive targets for penetrating different organizational systems and …
New InnoSetup Malware posing As MS Office Crack To Evade detection
A new malware strain disguised as cracks and commercial tools utilizes a just-in-time generation tactic, and upon a download request, a unique malware variant with the same functionalities is created …
Prudential Financial Hack: 2.5M Individuals Impacted
Prudential Financial, a leading financial services company, has reported a data breach that has affected over 2.5 million individuals. The breach, which occurred on February 4, 2024, was discovered the …
Brain Cipher Released Decryption Keys for Free, Apologies to Indonesia
The notorious hacking group Brain Cipher has released decryption keys for free, allowing victims to recover their encrypted data without paying a ransom. In a recent tweet, Fusion Intelligence Center …
Cisco NX-OS Zero-Day Command Injection Flaw Under Active Attack
A critical vulnerability in the Command Line Interface (CLI) of Cisco NX-OS Software is currently under active exploitation, allowing attackers to execute arbitrary commands as root on affected devices. This …
Openssh Critical Flaw Exposes Millions of Linux Servers to Arbitrary Code Attacks
A critical vulnerability has been discovered in OpenSSH, a widely used implementation of the SSH protocol, which could potentially expose millions of Linux systems to arbitrary code execution attacks. The …
Man Charged for Creating ‘evil twin’ Free Wi-Fi Networks on a Flight
A 42-year-old West Australian man is set to appear in Perth Magistrates Court today, facing nine charges for alleged cybercrime offences. The Australian Federal Police (AFP) has accused the man …