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Critical Next.js Cache Poisoning Vulnerability: CVE-2025-49826

CVE-2025-49826 is a serious vulnerability in Next.js, a widely used web framework based on the React platform. This vulnerability enables attackers to poison the cache and redirect users to blank pages. This results in a denial-of-service (DoS) attack. This vulnerability affects Next.js versions 15.1.0 to 15.1.7. The cache poisoning occurs when…
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RDoS Attacks Explained: Protecting Your Business from Ransom Threats

Introduction Ransom Denial of Service (RDoS) attacks which is a relatively new form of assault in the cyber security continuum are fast becoming a worry to organisations globally. These are hybrid attacks that incorporate the DDoS attack on targets’ resources with ransomware threats, making them a serious threat to various…
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Tomcat Flaws Expose Servers to DoS, Auth Bypass & Privilege Escalation

The most prevalent Java servlet container, Apache Tomcat, is present in most enterprise and cloud-based web applications. Because of its agile, open-source framework, Apache Tomcat is prevalent in many fields of technology. However, widespread adoption also carries widespread risk. In June 2025, the Apache Software Foundation reported 4 critical vulnerabilities…
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Cloudflare Blocks Largest DDoS Attack Ever: 7.3 Tbps and 37.4 TB in Just 45 Seconds

Imagine downloading 10,000 HD movies in under a minute. That’s exactly what happened to one hosting provider’s server, only it wasn’t a movie night. It was the largest cyberattack ever recorded. In mid-May 2025, Cloudflare stopped a 7.3 terabits-per-second (Tbps) DDoS attack dead in its tracks. To put that in…
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What is Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS)?

What is Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS)? Ransomware-as-a-Service is a model for cybercrime in which ransomware creators sell or license their software for use by accomplices, who usually launch ransomware attacks. Even with very little or no technical know-how, individuals can hence become active participants in a highly sophisticated ransomware attack. RaaS runs…
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SSH Key Reuse Unmasks Major Phishing Campaign in Kuwait

About the Incidence What began as a handful of phishing attacks by early 2025 became a large, organised attack aimed at the fisheries, telecommunications, and insurance sectors in Kuwait. Security Researchers at Hunt.io have found evidence of a large phishing campaign that used over 230 different malicious websites to try…
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Cyber Attack Recovery: 5 Crucial Steps to Bounce Back Swiftly

Introduction Cyber attacks are now a common thing in the modern world and are responsible for causing extensive harm to the various parties involved. Considering cyber threats, such as cyber attacks, data leaks, ransomware, and others, including Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, the outcome is quite severe, resulting in…
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Beware: New Phishing Attacks Exploit Google’s DKIM to Trick Gmail Users

About the Incidence Cybercriminals are using a new technique to run their phishing campaigns. This advanced phishing attack bypasses Gmail’s security filters. The phishing email seems to be genuine because the form address in the email is “[email protected]” and it’s a valid signed email. The attack was discovered by “Nick…
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Google Chromecast Expired SSL Certificate Brought Down Streaming Devices

Google’s second-generation Chromecast and Chromecast Audio hardware experienced a significant outage in March 2025, to the disappointment of users who were greeted with “untrusted device” error screens when trying to cast video. While initial speculation was that forced obsolescence was the cause, a closer look later revealed a more technical…
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Massive Brute Force Attack Uses 2.8 Million IPs to Target VPNs and Firewalls

Overview of the Attack Currently, enormous brute force attack campaigns target the VPN, firewalls, and network security gateways to guess the login credentials and sneak in illegally. While it has been for quite some time since January 2025, it has ramped up of late. What makes the current onslaught more…
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Critical Zero-Day Vulnerability Exploited in Fortinet Devices

A zero-day vulnerability has been identified and actively exploited in Fortinet´s security appliances that would let the threat actors compromise firewalls and infiltrate enterprise networks. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2024-55591, affects multiple versions of FortiOS and FortiProxy and allows attackers to bypass authentication and gain super-admin privileges. This in-depth analysis…
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Ransomware Unveiled: Key Insights 2024 and Essential Defense Strategies for 2025

What is Ransomware? Ransomware is a malicious application that locks a person’s data, which is impossible to access until they pay money. Cybercriminals get into systems through phishing emails, software weaknesses, or more sophisticated techniques such as session hijacking. Explore in Details: Everything to Know About Ransomware Attacks Statistics of…
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The Future of Cybersecurity: PKI Insights 2024 and Key Strategies for 2025

What is PKI? PKI is a set of technologies, policies, and procedures applied to establish, administer, issue, and terminate digital certificates and associated public-private key pairs. It provides a solid basis that allows assurance for safe digital information and communications in matters of authentication, encryption, and digital signature. PKI in…
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Cyber Threats 2024 Recap: Protect Tomorrow’s World with Cyber Security Trends 2025

Cybersecurity in 2024 has changed, and a cybercrime community effectively exploits the vulnerabilities of these newer kinds of attacks. Higher ransomware attacks, highly sophisticated phishing attempts, and new threats looming around the Internet of Things; indeed, this past year brought out how indispensable cyber security is. All significant trends, essential…
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Rockstar 2FA: A Growing Threat in Phishing-as-a-Service

In recent months, a new PhaaS platform called Rockstar 2FA has been launched, which has the potential to carry out large-scale AiTM attacks owing to its effectiveness. This platform focuses on Microsoft 365 accounts and is very risky because it bypasses multifactor authentication (MFA)  through session cookie hijacking, thus enabling…