Bairon McAdams

The constant emergence of ransomware groups remains a prominent cybersecurity threat, evolving despite concerted efforts by law enforcement agencies to curb their activities. Financial incentives keep driving the creation of new groups, with significant developments noted in the industry. This article delves into why and how new ransomware groups are continuing to surface, exploring the dynamics, methodologies, and market trends

The "Sitting Ducks" DNS attack stands out as a formidable threat in the landscape of cybersecurity, exposing thousands of domains to the risk of hijacking. First identified in 2016, this attack exploits systemic vulnerabilities within the Domain Name System (DNS) infrastructure, allowing cybercriminals to take control of domains without requiring access to the owners’ accounts. Unlike conventional hijacking methods, which

The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has recently unveiled plans for a new iteration of its Active Cyber Defence (ACD) initiative, dubbed ACD 2.0. As cyber threats grow increasingly sophisticated, this initiative aims to bolster the cybersecurity infrastructure of businesses across the UK. This new version not only seeks to enhance existing services but also to ensure their long-term