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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…
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Most Common Black Friday Scams: How to Prevent Black Friday & Cyber Monday Frauds?

Understanding Black Friday and Cyber Monday Scams is the first step to staying safe. Vigilance and awareness of potential threats when shopping online during these peak seasons are crucial. Black Friday/Cyber Monday scams refer to fraudulent schemes during the Black Friday/Cyber Monday season when cyber thieves swindle their unsuspecting customers…
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Phish ‘n’ Ships Exposed: 1000+ Infected Sites Stealing Tens of Millions

Cyber crimes have no stop signs! Weekly, cyber attacks per organization increased by 30% averaging 1,636. This is another addition to the long list of cybersecurity attacks! HUMAN Security, Inc., a global cybersecurity company, uncovered a huge fraudulent operation called “Phish ‘n’ Ships.” This scam has stolen millions of dollars…
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One Year, 140,000+ Phishing Websites: The Impact of Sniper Dz

According to Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 cybersecurity researchers, the Phishing-as-a-Service (PhaaS) platform Sniper Dz has recently achieved a worrisome milestone for many. Over the year, Sniper Dz has created over 140,000 phishing sites, targeting popular platforms like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Netflix, and PayPal users. How does Sniper Dz launch…
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What Is Cryptojacking? Definition, Examples, & Prevention Tips

When Bitcoin surged past the $45,000 threshold for the first time on Jan. 2, 2024, Cryptocurrency became one of the hot topics that got everyone talking. But whoever thought hackers would also use this for malicious activities? Here comes cryptojacking, a sophisticated form of cybercrime in which hackers extract money…
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What are Zero-Day Exploits, Attacks & Vulnerabilities? CVE vs 0day: Difference

Introduction Among the cybersecurity community, the concept of zero-day has emerged to be the most feared one as it casts a dark shadow on organizations and people of all sorts. Vulnerabilities, zero-day attacks, and exploits are the kinds of threats that mostly come in the way of ensuring cybersecurity in…
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WormGPT & FraudGPT – The Dark Side of Generative AI

Do you use ChatGPT? Who doesn’t? In fact, it gained 1 million users within just five days of its launch. But with new innovations constantly happening, cyberspace has become much more vulnerable to newer security threats, like “FraudGPT” and “WormGPT.” The worst part is that companies and individuals are not…
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What is Social Engineering? Techniques, Examples, Best Practices Preventions

Over the past few years, social engineering attacks have become very common. According to research, they account for 98% of cyberattacks. No doubt, the numbers are horrific, but it is a fact that there is no ‘stop sign’ for cybercrimes. Given the prevalence of these attacks, it’s crucial for organizations…
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Brute Force Attack: Types, Examples, Tools, Prevention

If you use the Internet or have an online presence, you are probably vulnerable to security breaches or attacks. One such attack that is very common is the Brute Force attack. In fact, of all the breaches caused by hacking, 80% of breaches involve brute force or the use of…
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What is Ransomware? Everything to Know About Ransomware Attacks

Among the various cybersecurity threats, Ransomware is the most feared, with 72.7% of all organizations becoming victims of this attack in 2023. Given such huge numbers, it’s very important to protect against this attack. How to do that? By understanding what ransomware is and how it operates. In this blog,…
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Fraudsters Leveraging Quick Assist Feature for Ransomware Attacks

Cybercriminals with a monetary incentive use Windows Quick Assist in social engineering schemes to infect victims’ networks with Black Basta ransomware payloads. Microsoft has been looking at this effort since at least mid-April 2024. Based on their observations, the threat group (Storm-1811) began email bombing the target after adding their…
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The 15-year-old Ebury Botnet Compromised 400,000 Linux Servers

Since 2009, around 400,000 Linux servers have been compromised by a malware botnet known as Ebury; as of late 2023, over 100,000 servers remained hacked. Over the previous 15 years, the malware has infected at least 400,000 Linux servers, according to researchers with the cybersecurity company ESET. As of late…