As cryptocurrency adoption continues to grow, so do the tactics used by cybercriminals to exploit users. One of the emerging threats in the blockchain ecosystem is address poisoning — a subtle yet highly deceptive attack designed to trick users into sending funds to fraudulent wallet addresses. Unlike traditional hacking methods that rely on breaching systems, […]
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Cisco has issued a stark admonition regarding sustained cyber offensives wherein malicious actors are actively exploiting vulnerabilities within
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An international law enforcement operation has successfully dismantled Tycoon 2FA, one of the most formidable phishing-as-a-service platforms in
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Artificial intelligence tools are now a core part of everyday workflows — from browsers that summarize web pages to automated agents that help users make decisions online. As these tools become more capable, attackers are learning how to turn them against the very people they are designed to serve. A method called indirect prompt injection […]
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In a recent dossier, OX Research delineated how a mundane email dispatched to a corporate address can precipitate
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For several years, the Silver Dragon syndicate has orchestrated a clandestine cyber offensive against state apparatuses and prominent
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Business email compromise (BEC) and funds transfer fraud combined for 58% of all cyber insurance claims filed in 2025, according to data from Coalition covering more than 100,000 policyholders across the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and Germany. BEC was the single most common claim type at 31%, with frequency rising 15% year over year to 0.47%. Average losses per BEC incident dropped 28% to $27,000, a decline attributed to faster detection and … More →
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While the majority of the corporate world remains preoccupied with the latest vulnerabilities, a cadre of Chinese threat
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