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A new wave of cyberattacks is exploiting users’ trust in routine computer processes through a technique known as “ClickFix.” This sophisticated social engineering method tricks victims into manually executing malicious scripts by disguising the attack as a standard verification or […]

Political transitions and government shake-ups dominate headlines, but there’s a hidden danger most people don’t consider: cybercriminals are watching these events closely, ready to exploit the uncertainty they create. The Psychology Behind the Attack: Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt Major political […]

“Prime Day starts now!” And with it… a wave of scams. In the weeks leading up to Prime Day, researchers uncovered hundreds — even up to 120,000 — fake websites spun up to exploit the hype. That’s not unique to Amazon. […]

As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly integrated into software development workflows, a new security threat has emerged: “slopsquatting.” This risk affects any organization using AI tools to generate code, making it crucial for development teams to understand and address this vulnerability. […]

Here’s the uncomfortable truth: Cybercriminals don’t always “hack in” — sometimes, they just use the same tools we do. Lately, we’ve seen a rise in phishing campaigns launched from trusted platforms like Salesforce and DocuSign. Emails come straight from real […]