What if your cyber traps are screaming 'fake' to the pros? Attackers are fingerprinting honeypots with cheeky tactics, from bogus installs to troll passwords – exposing a cat-and-mouse game that's tilting toward the mice.
Picture this: a hacker sips your company's coffee, logs in with stolen creds, and nobody blinks. Your next breach isn't fireworks—it's a quiet Monday morning.
Hackers turned Trivy into a key for Cisco's dev kingdom, swiping source code from banks, governments, and AI projects. As deadlines pass without dumps, is the TeamPCP campaign cracking?
A phishing email disguised as a government notice. Click. LucidRook unfolds its Lua payload, slipping past defenses in targeted hits on Taiwan. Cisco Talos warns: this is mature tradecraft at work.
Anthropic drops Mythos Preview: an AI that roots out zero-days faster than human hackers. Guardrails? Sure. But history screams skepticism.
Everyone figured phishing was tamed by MFA. Google's new alert on UNC6783 shatters that—extortionists are now lurking in live chats, spoofing support domains to own BPO helpdesks.
Google just dropped a hardware-bound shield in Chrome against cookie-stealing malware. It's clever — but don't pop the champagne yet; real-world hackers adapt fast.
Anthropic's latest Claude model isn't just smarter—it's a beast that touches every corner of your enterprise. CrowdStrike steps in to lock it down, revealing how AI's power flips security on its head.
Scammers didn't just steal cash last year—they vacuumed up a record $21 billion from Americans. FBI's latest tally exposes the ugly truth: we're losing the war, and AI is arming the enemy.
While Trump threatens Iran's infrastructure, Iranian hackers are already inside ours. PLCs in power plants and water utilities? Wide open.
Everyone figured web shells were yesterday's news. Then four Microsoft IPs lit up the scans for 287 sneaky files—hinting at cloud-targeted chaos.
A sneaky DLL drops. Then, two rogue drivers rip through 300+ EDRs like tissue paper. Qilin and Warlock just redefined ransomware evasion.
Cyber crooks raked in $17.7 billion last year, per the FBI. And AI? It's the new kid making scams slicker than ever.
Imagine padding an HTTP request like stuffing a ballot box, and suddenly your Docker sandbox cracks wide open. CVE-2026-34040 turns trusted containers into host invaders.
Imagine your company's AI agent turning into a hacker's backdoor overnight. That's the stark reality for thousands of Flowise users right now.
Imagine firing up npm install for a quick Strapi tweak, only to hand attackers your database keys and a persistent foothold. That's the nightmare 36 malicious packages just unleashed on unsuspecting devs.
Imagine a cyber thief picking your lock before you even know it's broken. Medusa ransomware does just that, slamming 300+ critical infrastructure victims by February 2025 with zero-day blitzes.
What if your network's brain—the server managing thousands of endpoints—is wide open to anyone with a crafted request? CISA just gave feds until Friday to slam that door shut on a Fortinet flaw that's already drawing real-world fire.
Picture this: your shiny automated pentesting tool uncovers hidden risks on day one, making you feel invincible. By week four? Crickets. Here's why that's screwing over everyday security teams—and the fix that's coming.
Five C-suite heavyweights take the stage, microphones hot, and drop a bomb: their go-to cybersecurity metrics? Total bunk. It's not getting better—it's a mirage.