Threat actors are increasingly turning legitimate software into part of their attack chains. Instead of deploying an obviously malicious executable, attackers can abuse trusted tools that already have ...
WordlistLoader delivers Amatera via ClearFake ClickFix attacks, while SynkLoader uses Teams phishing to steal Windows login ...
Mirage2FA uses AiTM phishing to steal Microsoft 365 credentials and authenticated sessions, bypassing conventional MFA and ...
Enterprises building agentic systems need to perform continuous testing to ensure their AIs remain on task. This emerging ...
Cloudflare Workers Spectre attack research published August 19, 2026 showed JWT token theft at 12 bits per second in live ...
SealTrust has published a live demonstration of an item-level digital product passport that it claims 'any reader can verify' ...
A phishing campaign targeting cybersecurity conference attendees has been using Google Docs and other familiar online services to deliver malware, including a Windows payload that can install its own ...
MuddyWater-linked threat actors are using a backdoor named Dindoor that abuses the legitimate Deno runtime to execute ...
A phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) toolkit tracked as Mirage2FA has been linked to the potential compromise of 4,532 Microsoft ...
Hashing in blockchain turns any data into a fixed code that can’t be reversed or faked. Explore how it works, comparisons, ...
A newly disclosed CRLF header injection vulnerability, often treated as a low-impact flaw, can be exploited to enable HTTP ...
Kimsuky uses phishing and a malicious Chrome extension to steal Gmail messages, attachments, and control infected computers.