AWS publishes technical guides for constructing quantum-resistant signing architectures using Module-Lattice-Based Digital Signature Algorithm keys and certificates.
Two suspects were transferred to the US to face charges for an alleged sextortion scheme that targeted victims in Puerto Rico using social media platforms.
Unauthenticated access to GPU monitoring tools allows attackers to crash servers and disrupt AI workloads, requiring immediate network segmentation.
Most organizations fail not because they lack tools, but because they lack defined decision rights during the chaotic first hour of a breach.
US authorities seized hacking tools linked to Integrity Tech, exposing risks to global critical infrastructure and IoT devices.
Criminal IP launches AITEM to bridge the gap between finding exposed assets and prioritizing remediation actions for security teams.
Cloud Imperium Games activates the Squadron 42 Steam page with a new cinematic trailer, requiring IT teams to verify content filtering and licensing protocols.
Repeated approval prompts train users to accept requests without checking the device, turning security into a blind habit that attackers exploit.
Comparitech data shows a record surge in third-quarter ransomware, with critical sectors facing heightened exposure and operational disruption risks.
Romance scams often bypass security controls by exploiting human trust rather than technical vulnerabilities, leaving subtle behavioral traces in communication logs.
Changing passwords alone fails to stop smishing damage because attackers often install persistent malware that survives credential resets and continues to harvest data.
Attackers exploit your desire to be helpful by mimicking authority figures, turning your compliance into a security breach without needing technical exploits.
Slowloris attacks hide in plain sight by keeping connections open just long enough to exhaust server resources without triggering standard bandwidth alerts.
Slowloris attacks exploit connection timeouts rather than bandwidth, meaning standard rate limiting often fails to stop the resource exhaustion at the application layer.
Attackers hijack customer support profiles on social platforms to steal credentials, bypassing traditional email security filters entirely.
Multi-factor authentication provides structural depth that two-factor methods lack, reducing the attack surface by forcing attackers to compromise distinct identity categories rather than just adding a second step.
Move beyond passwords by understanding how cryptographic keys and hardware tokens stop credential theft at the source.