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Broad IAM roles and limited visibility can expose sensitive data through Bedrock agents. Darktrace describes how its cloud security product maps configurations and access, flags misconfigurations, and monitors for unusual behavior.
The article outlines fake retail sites, phishing offers, delivery-text scams and fraudulent charity appeals, with advice to verify links and organizations, use trusted payment methods and contact companies directly.
A practical overview of nine cybersecurity stack layers, from security hygiene and identity protection to monitoring, recovery, and governance, with suggested controls for each.
Indicators of attack (IoAs) are behaviors that can signal an attack in progress or about to occur. The article describes darknet examples and how credential-exposure signals preceded three reported incidents.
ThreatFabric reviews investment scams, NFC relay fraud, biometric data theft, criminal AI and intelligence-sharing in 2025, with predictions for 2026 and implications for financial institutions.
An overview of Discord’s risks, including scam links, malware, harmful content, and harassment, with tips such as enabling 2FA, limiting messages, and avoiding unfamiliar links or files.
A business-focused guide explains MFA’s security benefits, adoption challenges, common bypass methods, and options ranging from SMS codes to hardware tokens. It also describes incidents observed by Huntress analysts.
Huntress recaps its month-long 2025 CTF, featuring challenges in malware analysis, forensics, and threat hunting. The event drew 11,898 registered users; organizers also describe an early platform outage and antivirus alerts when some players analyzed malware outside V
Darktrace says its API-plus-journaling integration for Microsoft 365 receives messages faster than API-only ingestion, reporting lower median and average latency in customer deployments and recommending the approach for organizations that can use journaling.
The article explains how phishing kits, stolen data, and AI-assisted services help scale social-engineering attacks, outlines a typical attack chain, and recommends practical protections for organizations and individuals.
Wiz argues that cloud adoption changes critical-infrastructure risks and calls for adaptive regulations, continuous visibility, modernization funding, threat-information sharing, and coordinated government action.
Wiz’s benchmark-based guidance urges CISOs to tie 2026 security budgets to measurable risk reduction, simplify cloud and tool environments, develop staff, and prioritize AI investments by expected outcomes.
DarkOwl describes how its darknet monitoring can surface exposed credentials, account and token risks, infrastructure information, and leaked data across selected MITRE ATT&CK techniques.
A guide to accessing Tor on Android and iOS covers VPN safeguards, recommended browser apps, and iOS traffic that may bypass Tor, including media requests, WebRTC, and OCSP checks.
C2 frameworks help operators control compromised systems and conceal activity. The article describes tactics including Telegram communications, compromised trusted servers, and Discord-hosted payloads, and urges defenders to adapt monitoring.
A webinar discusses how investigators use AI and how threat actors apply it to phishing, fraud, deepfakes, and propaganda. Speakers stress human oversight, layered verification, and preparation for impersonation.
A cybersecurity-awareness guide explains how reused passwords, phishing clicks, shared credentials, unapproved software, public Wi-Fi, delayed updates, local data storage and oversharing can expose organizations, and offers safer alternatives.
The article explains Tails’ appeal for privacy and security, highlighting its live USB operation, optional encrypted persistent storage, bundled security tools, and comparatively simple design. It cautions that Tails does not replace user responsibility.
An explainer describes DDoS attacks, their use of botnets and common motives, examples affecting gaming, UK councils, X and BreachForums, and basic preparation measures such as response plans, network monitoring and capacity planning.
A promoted webinar demonstrates malware creation with a guardrail-free LLM and describes evasion techniques, DIANNA's analysis, and the vendor's claim that deep-learning prevention can catch malware missed by legacy tools.
Huntress argues that vague security advice is ineffective and recommends practical measures such as password managers, independent verification of unexpected messages, automatic updates, stronger MFA, and technical controls that reduce reliance on user vigilance.
An explainer on disposable notes describes unique links, HTTPS, and the limits of verifying a service’s security claims, including why open-source code can help users assess how a service works.
An overview of AI security risks across data, models, pipelines, APIs and shadow AI, with practical steps for reducing exposure and examples of incidents Wiz says it uncovered or observed.
Huntress explains how analysts use endpoint telemetry and forensic artifacts to trace attack origins, assess scope, and uncover related intrusions, with examples involving a tech-support scam, Akira ransomware, and activity linked to RedCurl TTPs.
