PayPal Scam Warning—Dangerous Invoice Bypasses Email Security Beware of a new PayPal invoice scam that uses old tricks to bypass email security. As Google rolls out AI-powered protections to aid Android users, scammers are reverting to methods that exploit email vulnerabilities. “PayPal scammers are using an old Docusign trick

The Dark Side of AI: Cybersecurity Risks and the Malware Explosion Meerah Rajavel, the chief information officer of Palo Alto Networks, has expressed concerns regarding the rapid development of generative AI technologies by major companies, including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google. She highlighted that the speed at which these technologies are

Stolen passwords and 2FA codes are critical factors in ransomware attacks. Google has warned that cybercrime is becoming a national security threat, evidenced by ongoing chaos from ransomware gangs. The leak of private internal chat logs from the Black Basta crime group has provided insight into their operations. Threat intelligence

Between early November and December 2024, Palo Alto Networks researchers discovered a new Linux malware called Auto-color. This malware employs several advanced evasion tactics to avoid detection, including the use of benign-looking file names and hiding its command and control (C2) connections. Once installed, Auto-color grants threat actors full remote

WordPress is the most widely used content management system (CMS), making it a prime target for attackers. Recent vulnerabilities highlight the importance of staying updated on security issues surrounding this platform. Vulnerable Plugin Exposes 150,000 Websites Researchers have uncovered two critical vulnerabilities in the POST SMTP Mailer WordPress plugin.

Salt Typhoon Targeting Cisco Devices China’s Salt Typhoon campaign has been actively breaching telecommunications companies, with researchers identifying attempts to compromise over 1,000 Cisco network devices globally. This includes targeting organizations in the U.S., South Africa, Italy, and Thailand. The group seems to have created a list

Infostealers have become a significant threat, with over 330 million compromised credentials connected to malware activities. According to a report by Kela, these credentials were found linked to infostealer activity on at least 4.3 million machines. Access to sensitive corporate services such as cloud solutions, content management systems, email,