Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting overlooked infrastructure such as outdated software, IoT devices, and open-source packages to launch attacks at scale. Threat actors are shifting their focus from high-value targets to vulnerable “infrastructure” components, reshaping intrusion, persistence, and evasion strategies. Affected: Organizations relying on outdated systems, IoT device users, open-source software ecosystems….
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APT37 conducted spear phishing attacks targeting North Korea-related activists by distributing malicious LNK files via Dropbox disguised as academic conference invitations. The group leveraged legitimate
A Surge in Numbers Recent statistics show a dramatic surge in phishing and scam incidents across Indonesia. The Indonesia Anti-Phishing Data Exchange (IDADX) recorded 26,675
Microsoft is developing a new Teams feature called Prevent Screen Capture to block users from taking screenshots of sensitive meeting content. Unsupported platform users will
TheWizards, a China-aligned threat group, uses Spellbinder to perform IPv6 adversary-in-the-middle attacks, hijacking legitimate Chinese software updates to deploy its WizardNet backdoor. The campaign targets
This video emphasizes the importance of creating strong, complex Wi-Fi passwords to protect your network from hackers. It warns against using simple or common passwords
This video emphasizes the importance of using two-factor authentication (2FA) to enhance online security beyond just passwords. It discusses various 2FA methods, their strengths, and
This video explains why certain IP addresses cannot be configured on your Windows laptop, focusing on special IP address ranges and their restrictions. It also
