Avatar photo

Craig Anderson

Craig Anderson focuses on Digital Transformation, with articles exploring Cybersecurity and DevOps. Craig's work has benefited industry professionals with key strategic pivots like migrating to the cloud, adopting agile practices, and successfully implementing automation. 
Microsoft Office Zero-Day Exploit – Review
Cyber Security
Microsoft Office Zero-Day Exploit – Review

Imagine opening a seemingly harmless Word document, only to unknowingly grant attackers full control over your system, bypassing every security measure in place. This chilling scenario is no longer just a hypothetical, as a zero-day remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability targeting Microsoft Office and Windows systems has surfaced on underground hacking forums. Sold by a threat actor known as Zeroplayer

Read More
Preemptive Cloud Defense – Review
Cyber Security
Preemptive Cloud Defense – Review

Imagine a world where cloud security breaches are stopped before they even begin, where the relentless tide of cyber threats in multi-cloud environments is met with a barrier that anticipates and neutralizes risks at their inception. This isn’t a distant dream but a tangible reality brought to life by Blast Security, a Tel Aviv-based cybersecurity innovator. In an era where

Read More
Critical Windows Flaw Allows JPEG-Based Cyberattacks
Cyber Security
Critical Windows Flaw Allows JPEG-Based Cyberattacks

Picture this: a seemingly innocent email lands in your inbox with a family photo attached, a JPEG file no different from thousands you’ve opened before. You click to preview it, and without a whisper of warning, your entire system is under the control of a cybercriminal. This isn’t a far-fetched nightmare but a stark reality tied to a critical flaw

Read More
Porn Bans Spur VPN Boom—and Malware; Google Sounds Alarm
Cyber Security
Porn Bans Spur VPN Boom—and Malware; Google Sounds Alarm

As new porn bans and age checks roll out across the U.K., U.S., and parts of Europe, VPN downloads have exploded in lockstep and an opportunistic wave of malware-laced “VPN” apps has surged into the gap created by novice users seeking fast workarounds, a collision of policy and security that now places privacy, safety, and the open internet on the

Read More
Clop Exploits Oracle EBS Zero-Day, Hitting Dozens Globally
Cyber Security
Clop Exploits Oracle EBS Zero-Day, Hitting Dozens Globally

In a summer when routine patch cycles felt safe enough, a quiet wave of break-ins through Oracle E‑Business Suite proved that a single pre-auth web request could become a master key to finance, HR, and supply chain data before most security teams even knew there was a door to lock. The incident—anchored to CVE‑2025‑61882 and linked by numerous teams to

Read More
Are Maverick and Coyote the Same Brazilian Banking Malware?
Cyber Security
Are Maverick and Coyote the Same Brazilian Banking Malware?

A single zipped shortcut arriving in a WhatsApp chat can quietly trigger a full‑blown heist-grade intrusion chain that looks routine to defenders until the browsers of a Brazilian victim start betraying their bank sessions. That is the unsettling scenario emerging from an investigation into the Maverick banking trojan, whose delivery and inner mechanics align strikingly with the older Coyote campaign.

Read More
Will AI Agents Transform U.S. Offensive Cyber Warfare?
Cyber Security
Will AI Agents Transform U.S. Offensive Cyber Warfare?

Introduction: Quiet Contracts Signal a New Competitive Curve Silent contracts and sparse press releases masked a pivotal shift: offensive cyber moved from artisanal craft to agentic scale, and the purchasing center of gravity followed. This analysis examines how U.S. investment in AI-driven operations—anchored by stealth startup Twenty and contrasted with established programs like Two Six Technologies’ IKE—reconfigured competitive dynamics, procurement

Read More
WhatsApp Web Session Hijack Fuels Brazil Banking Trojan
Cyber Security
WhatsApp Web Session Hijack Fuels Brazil Banking Trojan

Few attack chains have blended social engineering, browser subversion, and automation as seamlessly as the campaign now roping WhatsApp Web into a high-velocity delivery system for Brazil-focused financial malware, and the trick that makes it sing is deceptively simple: steal an already logged-in session, then let Selenium do the talking while trust does the rest. The operation hinges on a

Read More
CISA Orders Patching of Samsung Zero-Day Used for Spyware
Cyber Security
CISA Orders Patching of Samsung Zero-Day Used for Spyware

Dominic Jainy has spent years at the intersection of mobile security and advanced analytics, tracing how zero-days become turnkey spyware operations. In this conversation, he unpacks how a high-severity Samsung bug moved from mid-2024 exploitation to an April patch, how malicious DNG images over WhatsApp delivered LandFall, and why the tradecraft echoes PSOA operations in the Middle East. We also

Read More
Why Validate Before Migrating to Hybrid Cloud Systems?
IT Digital Transformation
Why Validate Before Migrating to Hybrid Cloud Systems?

I’m thrilled to sit down with Dominic Jainy, a seasoned IT professional whose deep expertise in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and blockchain has positioned him as a thought leader in technology transformation. With a passion for applying cutting-edge solutions across industries, Dominic brings a unique perspective to the complex world of cloud migration and hybrid cloud strategies. Today, we’ll dive

Read More
AI-Driven Cybersecurity Solutions – Review
Cyber Security
AI-Driven Cybersecurity Solutions – Review

Introduction to AI in Cybersecurity The digital landscape is under constant siege, with cyberattacks growing in sophistication and frequency, costing global economies billions annually. In this high-stakes environment, artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a game-changer, promising to revolutionize how organizations defend against threats that evolve faster than human response times. This review delves into the transformative role of AI

Read More
Sha1-Hulud Wave Hits 25,000+ npm Repositories with Malware
Cyber Security
Sha1-Hulud Wave Hits 25,000+ npm Repositories with Malware

The npm registry, a cornerstone of modern software development, has been rocked by a staggering cybersecurity breach as the Sha1-Hulud campaign infects over 25,000 repositories with malicious code. This second wave of attacks, striking with ruthless precision between November 21 and 23, has compromised hundreds of packages and affected around 350 unique users, sending shockwaves through the open-source community. As

Read More