Monthly Archives: November 2024

A DDoS attack is a malicious attempt to disrupt the normal functioning of a targeted server, service, and network with a flood of internet traffic from multiple compromised devices. DDoS

Overlay attacks involve placing a tricky layer over legitimate applications on mobile devices like Android. This malicious overlay can mimic the interface of trusted apps, tricking users into entering sensitive

Security researchers at Binary Security have uncovered critical vulnerabilities in Microsoft’s Azure API Management (APIM) service that could allow attackers with basic Reader permissions to gain complete administrative control of

ElizaRAT is a type of malware that primarily targets Windows systems and functions as a RAT. It enables threat actors to gain unauthorized access to infected machines. This malware is

Banking malware and trojans are malicious software designed to steal sensitive financial information from users. Once installed, these Trojans can employ techniques such as keylogging and screen overlays to collect

A sophisticated social engineering tactic dubbed “ClickFix” has emerged as a significant cybersecurity threat, exploiting fake Google Meet and Zoom conference pages to distribute malicious software. First identified in May

Nokia, the multinational telecommunications company, is currently investigating claims of a significant data breach after a notorious hacker known as IntelBroker announced the sale of allegedly stolen source code and

Figuring out SOC pricing doesn’t have to be overwhelming. I’ve been there—facing the question of “How much should we spend on security?” You’re not alone. It’s a tricky balance between

AV, anti-malware, and EDR are tools that are primarily used to detect and prevent cyber-attacks. While the AV/EDR bypass tools are designed to evade detection by AV and EDR systems.