The infamous ransomware gang is back in the spotlight, this time targeting Oracle’s E-Business Suite, and yes, Oracle just dropped an emergency patch. Late last week, Oracle confirmed what cybersecurity pros had feared. A critical zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2025-61882) was being actively exploited in the wild. The flaw scores 9.8 on…
As organizations continue migrating workloads to the cloud, data security is the top priority now. Not only do organizations need to comply with regulations, but they also need to maintain sensitive information under their control. Two approaches that have been viewed in the cloud security landscape are Bring Your Own…
Hackers break into your systems. They don’t deface your website. They don’t dump your customer records on the dark web. They don’t even try to ransom you. Instead, they quietly steal your most valuable data contracts, medical records, financial transactions, even classified files, and walk away. They just store it,…
Phishing attacks aren’t just some hacker in a hoodie working out of a basement. They’re a full-blown, global business operation, and they’re getting more sophisticated every month. According to a brand-new report from Netcraft, two major PhaaS (Phishing-as-a-Service) platforms, Lighthouse and Lucid, have been linked to over 17,500 phishing domains,…
Introduction We live in a time when there is nothing secure, but we still trust the internet as a repository of our information. The recent cybercrimes are not what they appear to be, though. Yet we still entrust Google Drive, OneDrive, or any other means to keep our classified files…
NIST finalised the first post-quantum cryptography standards FIPS 203 (Kyber), FIPS 204 (Dilithium), and FIPS 205 (SPHINCS+). Translation? This isn’t “someday, maybe” tech anymore. The algorithms that will replace today’s RSA and ECC are official, and the countdown to migration has already started. The funny thing about bank security is…
As of September 2025, the certificate authority space is experiencing a significant shift in how they perform domain control and certificate authority authorization (CAA) checks. MPIC (Multi-Perspective Issuance Corroboration) is required under CA/Browser Forum policy for TLS and S/MIME certificate issuance trust. This article will describe MPIC requirements, the technical…
What is Certificate Transparency? Certificate Transparency is an approach that aims to make the PKI more secure by maintaining an open log of X.509 SSL/TLS certificates that are issued to Certificate Authorities. There are three primary objectives of CT: to identify and mitigate instances of mis-issuance of certificates, to aid…
Every big technological change follows a pattern. At first, it seems too far away to worry about. Then, almost overnight, it becomes urgent. That’s what’s happening with quantum computing and the world of digital assets. For years, talk about quantum breaking cryptography sounded like a futurist’s thought experiment. But the…
When you type a website into your browser, you assume your connection is private. That no one’s peeking over your shoulder. That’s the entire promise of TLS certificates. But what happens when that promise is broken? That’s exactly what went down with Cloudflare’s 1.1.1.1 DNS service, one of the most…
The worldwide number of malware attacks reached 6.06 billion in 2023, and there are no signs of this trend slowing down. From infecting computers with viruses to stealing sensitive information, malware poses a significant risk to individuals, businesses, and government organizations worldwide. In this blog, we will help you with…
The most interesting thing about Microsoft Copilot right now isn’t what it can do for productivity. It’s what it quietly exposes. Over the last few weeks, two separate vulnerabilities came to light, both inside Copilot for Microsoft 365, both serious, and both raising the same uncomfortable question. How much can…
Your email security is locked down? Do you think your AI-powered filters can catch anything hackers throw at you? A new phishing attack targeting Gmail users is so clever, it’s not just designed to fool you. It’s designed to fool the very AI that’s supposed to protect you. This isn’t…
There’s a moment in every growing company where a server goes offline, a dashboard won’t load, or a user sees a security warning, and no one knows why. It’s not a bug. It’s not even a DDoS. It’s something quieter, a certificate has expired. At first, managing certificates feels trivial.…
What Is a Cryptographic Bill of Materials or CBOM? A Cryptographic Bill of Materials (CBOM) is a comprehensive inventory of all cryptographic assets, tools, or components used in a software application, hardware system, or other IT infrastructure. Like the Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) lists the software components, libraries, and…
