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What if Your Gatekeeper Can No Longer Be Trusted?
January 2, 2026
What if Your Gatekeeper Can No Longer Be Trusted?

A recently disclosed vulnerability in IBM’s API Connect platform, tracked as CVE-2025-13915, has served as a stark reminder of the fragile assumptions underpinning modern enterprise security architectures. Assigned a critical severity score of 9.8 out of 10, this flaw permits

Cyber Threats Evolve to Precise Strikes in Early 2026
January 2, 2026
Cyber Threats Evolve to Precise Strikes in Early 2026

The relentless noise of indiscriminate cyberattacks that defined the past decade has given way to a disquieting silence, a calm that security analysts now recognize as the precursor to a highly targeted, surgical strike. As the digital landscape matures, so

RondoDox Botnet Hijacks IoT Devices via React2Shell Flaw
January 2, 2026
RondoDox Botnet Hijacks IoT Devices via React2Shell Flaw

With deep expertise in AI, machine learning, and blockchain, IT professional Dominic Jainy has a unique vantage point on the evolving digital threat landscape. Today, he joins us to dissect the RondoDox botnet, a nine-month campaign that has successfully weaponized

How Are Hackers Weaponizing AV Docs Against Israel?
December 31, 2025
How Are Hackers Weaponizing AV Docs Against Israel?

The very tools designed to protect digital infrastructure are now being expertly manipulated by malicious actors to serve as entry points into Israeli corporate networks, turning trusted security branding into a Trojan horse. This concerning trend represents a significant evolution

PCPcat Hacks 59,000 Next.js Servers in 48 Hours
December 31, 2025
PCPcat Hacks 59,000 Next.js Servers in 48 Hours

A recently uncovered automated campaign, dubbed PCPcat, has demonstrated the alarming velocity of modern cyberattacks by successfully compromising over 59,000 internet-facing Next.js servers in a mere 48-hour window. This incident serves as a critical benchmark for understanding the current threat

Is Your Outlook Account Safe From AI Phishing?
December 31, 2025
Is Your Outlook Account Safe From AI Phishing?

The subtle imperfections that once betrayed a phishing email, such as grammatical errors or awkward phrasing, are rapidly disappearing in an age where artificial intelligence can craft flawless and highly persuasive deceptions. This shift marks a new chapter in cybercrime,

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What if Your Gatekeeper Can No Longer Be Trusted?
January 2, 2026
What if Your Gatekeeper Can No Longer Be Trusted?

A recently disclosed vulnerability in IBM’s API Connect platform, tracked as CVE-2025-13915, has served as a stark reminder of the fragile assumptions underpinning modern enterprise security architectures. Assigned a critical severity score of 9.8 out of 10, this flaw permits

Cyber Threats Evolve to Precise Strikes in Early 2026
January 2, 2026
Cyber Threats Evolve to Precise Strikes in Early 2026

The relentless noise of indiscriminate cyberattacks that defined the past decade has given way to a disquieting silence, a calm that security analysts now recognize as the precursor to a highly targeted, surgical strike. As the digital landscape matures, so

RondoDox Botnet Hijacks IoT Devices via React2Shell Flaw
January 2, 2026
RondoDox Botnet Hijacks IoT Devices via React2Shell Flaw

With deep expertise in AI, machine learning, and blockchain, IT professional Dominic Jainy has a unique vantage point on the evolving digital threat landscape. Today, he joins us to dissect the RondoDox botnet, a nine-month campaign that has successfully weaponized

How Are Hackers Weaponizing AV Docs Against Israel?
December 31, 2025
How Are Hackers Weaponizing AV Docs Against Israel?

The very tools designed to protect digital infrastructure are now being expertly manipulated by malicious actors to serve as entry points into Israeli corporate networks, turning trusted security branding into a Trojan horse. This concerning trend represents a significant evolution

PCPcat Hacks 59,000 Next.js Servers in 48 Hours
December 31, 2025
PCPcat Hacks 59,000 Next.js Servers in 48 Hours

A recently uncovered automated campaign, dubbed PCPcat, has demonstrated the alarming velocity of modern cyberattacks by successfully compromising over 59,000 internet-facing Next.js servers in a mere 48-hour window. This incident serves as a critical benchmark for understanding the current threat

Is Your Outlook Account Safe From AI Phishing?
December 31, 2025
Is Your Outlook Account Safe From AI Phishing?

The subtle imperfections that once betrayed a phishing email, such as grammatical errors or awkward phrasing, are rapidly disappearing in an age where artificial intelligence can craft flawless and highly persuasive deceptions. This shift marks a new chapter in cybercrime,

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