Hardly a week passes without news of another cyber incident, yet breaches involving healthcare feel especially consequential. In the latest case, CareCloud, a key healthcare […]
Category: Data Breach
F5 BIG-IP Vulnerability Escalates: Immediate Patch Required as RCE Risk Emerges
Another security incident has emerged in the enterprise infrastructure space as F5 Networks has reclassified a previously known BIG-IP Access Policy Manager (APM) vulnerability. What […]
PyPI LiteLLM Supply Chain Attack Highlights Open-Source Security Risks
If you rely on open-source Python libraries—and nearly every modern IT operation does—this incident demands attention. The TeamPCP hacking group has targeted the widely used […]
Beyond Malware: Why Behavioural Detection Beats Signature-Based Defences in Ransomware Exfiltration
Cyber attackers are often depicted as wielding exotic malware, yet reality frequently proves otherwise. Increasingly, data theft operations rely on familiar tools—PowerShell, RDP, backup utilities, […]
Samsung Smart TVs: Texas Privacy Settlement Signals Shift in Data Consent
If you’re anything like me, smart TVs are as much a staple as the kettle in your kitchen. Samsung’s recent encounter with Texas regulators offers […]
Threat Actor Linked to 83% of Recent Ivanti EPMM Remote Code Execution Attacks
Recent threat intelligence highlights two Ivanti Endpoint Manager Mobile (EPMM) vulnerabilities — CVE-2026-21962 and CVE-2026-24061 — that have attracted significant scrutiny. Although both flaws are […]
Weaponising Trust: Google Groups Abused to Spread Lumma Stealer and Ninja Browser Malware
A particular breed of cyberattack has emerged that leverages the very tools organisations already trust. Recent research by CTM360 highlights a campaign in which attackers […]
Notepad++ Update Hijack Underscores Risks to Software Supply Chain Security
Last year, Notepad++—the familiar text editor relied upon by coders and IT professionals—found itself at the centre of a months-long cyber offensive. Its developer claims […]
Automated Ransom Attacks Target Open MongoDB Databases: Security Lessons for Cloud Deployments
Exposed databases, opportunistic hackers, and yet another demand for a few hundred dollars to recover stolen data—recent automated attacks on open MongoDB instances highlight that […]
Security Training Platforms: Unintended Entry Points on Corporate Networks
While security training platforms are commonly viewed as harmless spaces for honing technical skills, recent incidents highlight the genuine risks associated with their use. Platforms […]
