Cyber Security

The rapid proliferation of SafePay ransomware has fundamentally shifted the landscape of global cybersecurity, as evidenced by the staggering impact on over six hundred critical infrastructure organizations through the midpoint of 2026. This alarming escalation prompted a comprehensive joint advisory

Dominic Jainy stands at the intersection of emerging tech and defense, a position that offers a unique perspective on the current upheaval in cybersecurity. As we process the implications of a month where more than 1,400 vulnerabilities were disclosed, Jainy’s

Dominic Jainy is a distinguished IT professional whose career has been defined by a deep-seated curiosity for the intersection of artificial intelligence, blockchain, and the structural integrity of the internet. With extensive expertise in securing complex network infrastructures, he has

Hackers leveraged the perceived legitimacy of official Nikkei email addresses to send thousands of spoofed messages containing links to malicious websites. This orchestrated campaign targeted the digital infrastructure of a major financial news organization, exploiting the inherent trust that employees

Maintaining the continuity of useful work during a security breach has become the primary benchmark for measuring modern enterprise data resiliency. In the current landscape of 2026, where AI-driven cyber threats and sophisticated ransomware attacks occur with relentless frequency, simply

The Clop ransomware syndicate, a group once feared for paralyzing global networks, recently found its own dark web domain transformed into a digital playground for its rivals. Visitors were greeted not by lists of corporate victims, but by vibrant Pokémon

The absence of primary decision-makers often leads to a lowered scrutiny threshold, where a sense of artificial urgency discourages temporary staff from seeking verification. During holiday seasons, organizations experience a thinning of the workforce, creating systemic vulnerabilities that threat actors

Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a new variant of the PATCHCORD backdoor that maintains persistence by hijacking browser shortcuts to execute malicious code every time a user opens the web. This campaign, attributed to the sophisticated threat actor known as APT36