Cybercriminals are mastering antivirus evasion, using tactics like code obfuscation, encryption, and process injection. Real-world breaches show why antivirus alone isn’t enough—and how layered protection like EDR is essential to securing your data.
Read moreAkira has quickly become one of the most feared ransomware groups that emerged in 2023, launching indiscriminate attacks across countries and sectors. Known for its aggression, use of double extortion, and links to Conti and Ryuk, Akira represents a new level of cybercrime professionalism and global risk.
Read moreAI tools have become essential in daily life, but their rise also brings significant cybersecurity threats. From malicious downloads to data breaches, this article explores the risks and offers tips on staying safe in the age of AI. Learn about the importance of trusted sources, 2FA, and cybersecurity awareness.
Read moreCyber threats evolved rapidly in 2024, affecting companies like Ticketmaster, AT&T, and Intesa Sanpaolo. From insider threats to massive cloud breaches, these seven events highlight critical failures in cybersecurity and the growing cost of digital vulnerabilities.
Read moreCrypto-drainers are tools that steal cryptocurrency quickly and silently via fake websites and deceptive smart contracts. A recent theft of 14 Bored Ape NFTs, valued at over $1 million, highlights the sophistication of these scams. However, with the right strategies, protection is possible.
Read moreCRIF 2024 Cyber Observatory analyzes the evolving vulnerability of individuals and businesses to cyber threats across the open and dark web. Understand the latest data trends and find actionable insights to manage cyber risks. Read more.
Read moreAI and Large Language Models (LLMs) are transforming cybersecurity by automating tasks like vulnerability monitoring and malware analysis. While adoption is growing, many professionals remain cautious about their current effectiveness. However, AI promises to ease workloads and improve efficiency in the industry.
Read moreCybercriminals use malicious CHAPTCHAs to install stealers on victims' computers, collecting sensitive data such as emails, passwords, addresses, and financial information. We examine various attack methods, including watering hole attacks, ad abuse, and SEO poisoning, and provide practical tips for protecting yourself from these sophisticated threats.
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