Hidden Google Play Adware Drains Devices and Disrupts Millions of Users

A major Android adware operation, now known as GhostAd, has been uncovered after spreading quietly through Google Play and affecting millions of users across East and Southeast Asia. Although the apps involved appeared benign at first glance, they concealed aggressive advertising engines that ran continuously in the background, degrading device performance, draining batteries, and causing […]

Over 2,000 Holiday-Themed Fake Stores Target Shoppers During Black Friday and Festive Sales

The holiday shopping season has become one of the most lucrative periods of the year for cybercriminals. Alongside legitimate Black Friday and Christmas offers, threat actors are now operating large, co-ordinated networks of fake online stores designed to steal payment card details and personal information at scale. Recent threat intelligence originally attributed to AlienVault and […]

Why OWASP Matters: The Cornerstone of Modern Web Application Security

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In an era where web applications drive business and innovation, security is no longer optional, it’s essential. OWASP stands at the forefront of this digital defense, offering a community-driven framework that empowers developers and security professionals to build resilient, secure applications. From the globally recognized OWASP Top 10 to cutting-edge initiatives in API and AI security, OWASP is the cornerstone of modern web application protection.

What is a VPN? A Beginner’s Guide to Online Privacy

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In today’s digital world, online privacy and security have never been more important. Whether you’re browsing at home, working remotely, or connecting to free Wi-Fi at a café, your data can be exposed to hackers, advertisers, and even your internet service provider (ISP). This is where a VPN (Virtual Private Network) comes in. A VPN […]

IRPs in Action: How Tabletop Exercises Prepare Your Team for Real Threats

Tabletop exercises turn your Incident Response Plan from a document into action. By simulating real-world cyber threats, teams can identify gaps, improve coordination, and respond confidently when incidents occur. Learn how to plan, execute, and maximize the benefits of these essential exercises.

What Collins Aerospace should have had in place

When common‑use becomes common risk: what Collins Aerospace should have had in place before Europe’s airports went dark Events across 20–21 September laid bare an uncomfortable truth about digital dependency in aviation. A cyber‑related disruption affecting Collins Aerospace’s MUSE common‑use passenger processing software triggered check‑in and baggage‑drop failures at several major European hubs, including Heathrow, […]

Securing the Hybrid Workforce: Challenges, Compliance, and Best Practices

A hybrid workforce offers flexibility and productivity, but it also expands the attack surface for cyber threats. From compliance challenges to securing endpoints and remote connections, organizations must take a proactive approach to protect sensitive data. Discover why cybersecurity is critical for hybrid workforces and explore best practices to keep remote and on-site teams safe.

Shadow IT Risks

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Shadow IT is one of the biggest hidden risks facing modern businesses. It happens when employees use unapproved apps, cloud services, or devices to make their work easier—whether that’s saving files in Google Drive, chatting through WhatsApp, or signing up for Trello without IT approval. While these tools may boost productivity in the short term, they bypass official security measures and can expose sensitive data. Shadow IT is driven by convenience, innovation gaps, and the rise of remote work, but it creates major challenges such as compliance issues, data loss, and expanded attack surfaces. Organizations can’t always stop employees from turning to outside tools, but they can manage the risks. The key is offering secure alternatives, educating staff, using monitoring tools, and adopting a Zero Trust approach. By addressing Shadow IT proactively, companies can strike the right balance between flexibility and security, transforming a hidden danger into an opportunity for safer innovation.

How the Dark Web Fuels Cyber-crime (and Why It Matters to Your Company)

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The dark web is more than a hidden corner of the internet. It has grown into a global underground economy where stolen data, hacking tools, and even “cybercrime as a service” are bought and sold. For businesses, this shadow market poses real risks, from leaked employee credentials to stolen intellectual property. Understanding how the dark web fuels cybercrime is essential for protecting your company, safeguarding customer trust, and staying resilient in an increasingly connected world.

New MadeYouReset HTTP/2 Vulnerability

New MadeYouReset Vulnerability in HTTP/2 Enables Massive DDoS Attacks A critical vulnerability in the HTTP/2 protocol, known as MadeYouReset (CVE-2025-8671), has been discovered by researchers at Tel Aviv University. This flaw allows attackers to launch denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks without violating the protocol specifications. Although no live attacks exploiting this vulnerability have been observed, its potential […]