A pair of tightly executed cyberattacks have become milestones in cryptocurrency theft in 2026 due to their sheer size. These two incidents, targeting Drift Protocol and KelpDAO, account for roughly three quarters of all recorded crypto losses through April, revealing a shift toward fewer, higher-dollar operations. Based on a report from TRM Labs, security researchers..

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Introduction IP spoofing is one of the strategies that can be employed in the culmination of diverse types of cyber attacks. The knowledge of what IP spoofing means, how it is done, and how to avoid being a victim of such attacks is essential for one to be secure on the internet and to preventRead More

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Discover the 9 most dangerous identity-based threats in 2026, from AI phishing attacks and deepfake authentication bypass to MFA fatigue and harvest-now-decrypt-later quantum threats. Learn why legacy authentication fails against each one and how phishing-resistant, passwordless authentication changes the equation.

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Discover the 13 hidden costs of password-based authentication, from $70-per-reset help desk overhead to SMS OTP fees and breach exposure. Includes a simple ROI worksheet formula to calculate your organization's annual password tax and build the business case for passwordless authentication

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Credential stuffing is a cyberattack where attackers use stolen usernames and passwords, often obtained from data breaches or bought on the dark web, to gain unauthorized access to accounts on other platforms. These attacks are highly prevalent and a major contributor to data breaches, largely because 64% of users reuse passwords across multiple accounts. On […]

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Discover how AI is weaponizing executive data for hyper-personalized phishing and learn how security teams can use defensive AI to flip the script on attackers.

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Key Takeaways There are three main DDoS attack categories:  Volumetric (Layer 3), Protocol (Layer 4), and application layer (Layer 7) – each with different attack characteristics Each category requires a different mitigation approach, though the mitigation of layer 3/4 attacks is the same in majority of cases Application layer (L7) attacks are the hardest to […]

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Organizations collect and store huge amounts of sensitive data, customer details, financial records, login credentials, and more. Protecting this data is not just important; it’s critical for business survival. One of the most commonly used techniques to protect sensitive data is data masking. At first glance, it seems like a strong solution. It hides sensitive […]

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The rapid adoption of Generative AI Applications across enterprises has transformed productivity, automation, and decision-making. AI tools now power daily workflows by drafting emails, writing code, and analyzing data. But with this convenience comes a growing risk, unintentional data exposure. Unlike traditional systems, AI tools often process and retain contextual data. If not properly governed, […]

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Cyber warfare is no longer an obscure strategy—it's the primary arena of global conflict. Explore how Generative AI, "Living off the Land" techniques, and vendor concentration are creating a new era of systemic risk for enterprises.

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Web browsers act as a critical gateway to an organization’s digital ecosystem, enabling access to banking, email, cloud applications, and sensitive customer data. When attackers compromise this gateway, they can monitor user activity, redirect traffic, and capture confidential credentials without detection. This threat, known as browser hijacking, has become increasingly widespread, affecting organizations of all […]

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Facts are intriguing, aren’t they? But, they also reflect a lot that give us a direction to our security strategy that needs to be solid to avoid the consequences of a zero-day attack. Even though it’s sound as a hypothesis, predicting a zero-day attack, however, there are proactive ways to prevent it, if not predict! […]

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Organizations invest heavily in advanced cybersecurity technologies such as endpoint detection, identity access management, zero trust architecture, and continuous monitoring. However, a significant number of security incidents still originate from physical security weaknesses rather than purely digital vulnerabilities. Such often overlooked threats are piggybacking attacks.  It is a social engineering and physical access attack technique […]

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It’s called AirSnitch:

Unlike previous Wi-Fi attacks, AirSnitch exploits core features in Layers 1 and 2 and the failure to bind and synchronize a client across these and higher layers, other nodes, and other network names such as SSIDs (Service Set Identifiers). This cross-layer identity desynchronization is the key driver of AirSnitch attacks.

The most powerful such attack is a full, bidirectional machine-in-the-middle (MitM) attack, meaning the attacker can view and modify data before it makes its way to the intended recipient. The attacker can be on the same SSID, a separate one, or even a separate network segment tied to the same AP. It works against small Wi-Fi networks in both homes and offices and large networks in enterprises...

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Millions installed 'productivity' Chrome extensions that became malware after acquisition. Here's how browser extensions became enterprise security's weakest link.

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Retail platforms face rising identity-based attacks like credential stuffing and ATO. Learn how to secure authentication and protect customer accounts from fraud. Act now!

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The Notepad++ supply chain compromise is the latest proof that sophisticated adversaries are deliberately targeting the gap between two disciplines: Vulnerability management and detection and response. 

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Anthropic’s Claude Code Security sparked a sharp SaaS market selloff, but investors missed a critical reality: AI code scanning addresses only half of modern cyberattacks. Identity, credentials, and human factors remain the dominant breach vectors.

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An single threat actor used AI tools to create and run a campaign that compromised more then 600 Fortinet FortiGate appliances around the world over five weeks, according to Amazon threat researchers, the latest example of how cybercriminals are using the technology in their attacks.

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The Red Report 2026 on the Top 10 Most Prevalent Att&Ck® Mitre Techniques shows a shift by bad actors from disruption to long-lived access. 

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