A sophisticated new Remote Access Trojan named GodRAT has emerged as a significant threat to financial institutions, leveraging deceptive screen saver files and steganographic techniques to infiltrate organizational networks. First detected in September 2024, this malware campaign has demonstrated remarkable persistence, with the most recent attacks observed as recently as August 12, 2025, indicating an […]
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A cybersecurity researcher has disclosed zero-day clickjacking vulnerabilities affecting eleven major password managers, potentially exposing tens of millions of users to credential theft through a single malicious click. The research, conducted by security expert Marek Tóth, reveals that attackers can exploit these vulnerabilities to steal credit card details, personal information, login credentials, and even two-factor […]
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LudusHound is an open-source tool that takes BloodHound data and uses it to set up a working Ludus Range for safe testing. It creates a copy of an Active Directory environment using previously gathered BloodHound data. Red teams can use this lab to map attack paths and test ways to exploit misconfigurations before trying them on real systems. Blue teams can use it to practice defense strategies and strengthen AD security, testing configuration changes in … More →
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Learn how to create effective enrollment policies for passwordless authentication, covering user groups, risk assessment, conditional access, and best practices for a secure transition.
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In this Help Net Security interview, Jacob Ideskog, CTO of Curity, discusses the risks AI agents pose to organizations. As these agents become embedded in enterprise systems, the potential for misuse, data leakage, and unauthorized access grows. Ideskog warns that the industry is “sleepwalking” into a security crisis, drawing parallels to the early days of API and cloud adoption, and outlines steps companies must take to defend against these behavior-driven threats. You’ve warned about the … More →
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Discover how passwordless authentication enhances payment integration security, reduces fraud risks, and improves customer experience.
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The developers of the Python Package Index (PyPI) have announced the introduction of a new email domain verification mechanism aimed at curbing attacks that exploit expired domains and reducing the risk of package compromise....
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The Noodlophile malware campaign has entered a new phase, steadily expanding its reach across more countries. Morphisec researcher Shmuel Uzan has reported that attackers have shifted to using phishing emails disguised as copyright infringement...
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Google, Kairos Power, and the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), a federal energy corporation, have entered into an agreement to supply nuclear energy for data centers in the United States. The deal forms part of...
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