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  • In a groundbreaking move for the world of mischief and mayhem, cybercriminals have stepped up their game with a cunning new ploy involving JavaScript injections to redirect unsuspecting web surfers to a Progressive Web App (PWA) that offers the cutting-edge experience of adult scams. Because, clearly, we’ve all been waiting for a more efficient way…

  • In today’s digital age, spotting a phishing attack is as easy as spotting Waldo at a stripes-only convention. Forget about complex AI-driven solutions or dedicated security teams, when what you truly need is a sharp eye and a healthy dose of paranoia. If you think that email from ‘Prince Notalotto’ offering you a kingdom sounds…

  • In an impressive display of modern-day digital Robin Hooding, Hazy Hawk has swooped in to demonstrate that the greatest threat to corporate security isn’t hackers, but their own IT departments. Who needs sophisticated cyber weapons when you can just exploit the glaringly obvious misconfigurations in DNS records? Talk about taking lemons and making a lucrative…

  • In a shocking revelation, AWS has been found guilty of using its cloud as a playground for cybercriminals with a penchant for overachieving. Who needs to go through the hassle of meticulous hacking when AWS’s default IAM roles are practically begging to be exploited? According to recent findings, these default roles come with more permissions…

  • In a groundbreaking revelation, it turns out that over a hundred Chrome extensions have betrayed their usual banal existence of changing tab colors and adding whimsical cursors, by secretly moonlighting as credential thieves and personal data hoarders. Who knew that extensions could have a hidden talent for espionage? The perpetrators behind these sneaky add-ons are…

  • In a daring display of high-tech showmanship, the latest Linux cryptojacking campaign has taken center stage, targeting every publicly accessible Redis server with its new act, ‘RedisRaider.’ As if the internet wasn’t already bursting with exciting ways to ruin your day, this malware has decided to outshine the competition by combining performance art with digital…

  • In a move that has left cybersecurity experts and international relations specialists scratching their heads, a group of Chinese hackers known as UnsolicitedBooker have reportedly decided that merely hacking Earth-based targets is so last year. Instead, they’ve ambitiously set their sights on a more celestial prize: Mars. Clearly not content with just winning hearts (and…

  • The 2025 State of Pentesting Report has dropped its truth bomb: CISOs are still losing the war against the office printer. Despite millions invested in cybersecurity tactics, our top tech minds are thwarted by machines that jam more often than they secure sensitive data. According to the report, a staggering 74% of breaches could be…

  • In an era where Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) has become as essential as caffeine to developers, CISOs everywhere are cheering on this divine savior of cybersecurity, mainly because it’s the only thing standing between them and a week-long panic attack. As hackers across the globe sharpen their skills, CTEM offers a flicker of hope…

  • Ah, the age-old dance of browsers and hackers continues, with Mozilla showing off its slick tango moves at the renowned Pwn2Own Berlin. This year, however, instead of giving hackers a simple nod, they’ve thrown $100K in rewards to patch a couple of those little oopsies we like to call zero-days. These vulnerabilities, elegantly named CVE-2025-4918…