A recent Government report has disclosed spine-chilling facts around the sensational El Chapo case. As per the report, the Sinaloa Mexican drug cartel hired a hacker back in 2018 with the primary motive of tracking the activities of a senior FBI official. The hacker was collecting sensitive information from the Mexican CCTVs. These details
Phishing attacks and web application threats are hitting more sites every year. With ninety-eight percent of web applications showing weaknesses, attackers have no shortage of targets. Here’s what you need to know and the steps you can take to keep your website and users safe. Spotting the Weak Spots: Common Threats Almost every website
Brad’s Bottom Line Up Front: 1. Fortify the “Human Firewall” (Highest Priority) This is the most critical and cost-effective area. Since these attacks manipulate people, your team is your best defense. Champion “Out-of-Band” Verification: This is your number one rule. Train every employee that any unexpected or urgent request for money, credentials, or data must
If you think that a poor customer support system is the biggest nuisance ever, then you need to see this!
A massive ransomware attack has led to a “system-wide technology outage” across a network of Ohio medical centers under Kettering Health. Both inpatient and outpatient procedures have been called off for the time being. Their network was attacked by a ransomware group on Tuesday morning, resulting in all 14 medical centers being shut down
A recent report by Upstream Security reveals that threat attacks on the automobile industry have spiked by a whopping 50%. This sudden surge took place in Q1 2025, and now, neither vehicles nor their manufacturers are safe from cyberattacks.
Tracking your vehicle is a must in terms of convenience as well as safety. But what if that tracking service provider itself is unsafe? All of a sudden, your personal data, like trip details, vehicle details, and other sensitive data, will be in the wrong hands. This is exactly what happened with 300K passengers
[sonaar_audioplayer albums=”245611″ progress_bar_style=”default” wave_bar_width=”1″ wave_bar_gap=”1″ player_layout=”skin_boxed_tracklist” show_track_market=”true”][/sonaar_audioplayer] One of the most notorious ransomware gangs across the globe, Lockbit, has warned Kash Patel, the Director of FBI, that it has enough data to completely destroy the FBI. This leads to a very critical question: If the FBI itself is at risk, then how safe is
The Traffic Distribution System (TDS) has been around for many years now. It enables digital advertisers to manage and direct website traffic with ultimate dexterity. But of late, TDS has been a type of cybersecurity threat. Cyber actors are capable of exploiting the Traffic Distribution System for malicious purposes.