Enverus, a major player in energy data, just sidestepped a serious digital bullet. Their secret weapon? Not just more firewalls, but a sharp look at who's touching what within Salesforce.
AI isn't just coming; it's here, and it's a fundamental platform shift. But are we building it on a solid foundation, or a house of cards?
Another week, another batch of weaponized vulnerabilities lands in Metasploit's arsenal. This cycle sees critical authentication bypasses and RCEs emerge, targeting widely deployed infrastructure.
Eight hundred servers. Gone. The Dutch authorities just delivered a serious blow to a web hosting company funnelling resources to cybercrime operations. This isn't just another server bust; it's a direct hit on the infrastructure enabling state-sponsored digital mayhem.
The global threat hunting stage is set. SentinelOne’s Sentinels League 2026 ups the ante with a massive prize pool and a faster-paced competition, pushing defenders to their limits.
Microsoft Defender, our supposed digital guardian, is bleeding vulnerabilities. Two zero-days are actively exploited, one granting SYSTEM privileges, the other locking down devices entirely.
Authorities just dismantled First VPN, a criminal service that's been a shadowy backbone for ransomware gangs since 2014. The operation highlights a growing trend: chipping away at the very infrastructure that fuels cybercrime.
The AI gold rush is here, but what about the dynamite? New AI BOMs are emerging, and CISOs are scrambling to understand what's inside.
Ubiquiti is scrambling to fix serious holes in its UniFi OS. Three maximum severity vulnerabilities are now patched, but the damage potential is considerable.
The notorious Cloud Atlas group is back, wielding new malware and a familiar playbook of SSH tunneling. Threat Digest unpacks their latest moves and what it means for cybersecurity.
The whisper about ROADtools has become a roar in the cybersecurity world. What began as a researcher's playground for understanding cloud identity has morphed into a sophisticated weapon in the hands of nation-state actors. It's a classic case of innovation bleeding into exploitation, and it’s fundamentally changing the cloud battleground.
Authorities have snagged a key player behind the KimWolf botnet, a massive operation that compromised almost 2 million devices worldwide. The arrest highlights the growing international crackdown on cybercrime-as-a-service.
Forget nation-state spies lurking in dark corners. China's Webworm APT is coming to you through your chat apps and cloud services. This group's latest playbook, detailed by Mandiant, highlights a chilling shift towards readily available, consumer-grade tools for espionage.
