Unpatched CrushFTP Exposes Users to Exploited Auth Bypass Vulnerability

Hackers are freely accessing unpatched CrushFTP servers right now while companies hesitate to update. The authentication bypass vulnerability gives attackers complete administrative control with a simple HTTP request. Your system could be next.

Serious Flaw in Google Cloud: ImageRunner Allows Unchecked Access to Private Containers

Google’s “ImageRunner” flaw let attackers access your private container images through a permission loophole. Even tech giants fail at basic security. Google patched it, but what else might they have missed?

UK’s Radical New Cyber Reporting Mandates for Critical Infrastructure Raise Compliance Stakes

UK’s critical infrastructure faces fines of £100,000 daily under radical new cyber laws. Are you prepared for 24-hour incident reporting? The compliance burden has intensified while cyber threats continue to evolve.

Staggering Smishing Campaign Targets 169 Entities Across 88 Nations Using Imessage

Chinese hackers are weaponizing iMessage to attack 169 organizations across 88 countries. This industrial-scale operation costs victims over $8,000 on average. Your delivery notification might be their next trap.

Over 24,000 IPs Target Palo Alto Networks: What’s Behind This Alarming Surge?

24,000+ IPs are hunting for Palo Alto vulnerabilities in an orchestrated global campaign. Are your network gateways already compromised? Your security clock is ticking.

Apple’s App Tracking Transparency Faces €150 Million Fine for Antitrust Violations

France hits Apple with €150 million fine for ATT privacy features that allegedly crushed competitors while exempting itself. Big Tech’s privacy promises are under fire again.

Two Months of Deception: The BEC Scam That Went Unnoticed

A two-month deception orchestrated through email threads without a single malicious link—learn how criminals pocketed billions while trusted partners unwittingly played along. Spotting these attacks might save your company.

Remote Work: How North Korean Operatives Are Breaking Through Security Barriers

North Korean hackers are masquerading as your remote teammates while 92% of workers expose company data through personal devices. Your living room may be the weakest link.

Google DeepMind’s Framework Targets Vulnerabilities in AI’s Cybersecurity Landscape

As AI arms the enemy, Google DeepMind’s shocking new framework exposes 50 vulnerabilities in our digital defenses—traditional security methods are already obsolete. Your system could be next.

Beware: Gootloader Malware Sneaks Into Google Ads Masquerading as Legal Templates

Trusted Google Ads are weaponizing legal templates with Gootloader malware, stealing credentials while masquerading as helpful resources. Your free template could cost more than hiring a lawyer.