Vulnerabilities

Insight #1 If you want insight into how difficult security is, look at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). The agency was recently breached through a Common Vulnerability and Exposure (CVE) ...

Cybercriminals may have different reasons for conducting cyberattacks, but the number one reason above all else is to make money. The reason why these incidents are so common is due to the ...

The specter of botnet infections looms large over corporate executives, posing not just a threat to their personal data, but also to the integrity and security of their entire organizations. Botnets are ...

The BlackCloak Threat Intelligence Team is currently observing and pinpointing new strategies deployed by cybercriminals targeting venture capital and private equity firms with investments in cryptocurrency. These malicious actors are not just ...

Introduction Hey folks, if you’ve been in the web security world for any length of time, you know that payment systems are like a giant, juicy target for attackers. Any little wiggle ...

Insight #1 If you’re not performing routine tabletop exercises to ensure that your organization is protected from cybersecurity vulnerabilities, you should be. It's one thing to have detailed processes for executing during ...

Cybersecurity threats loom larger than ever, with man-in-the-middle (MITM) attacks representing a particularly insidious method by which hackers intercept and manipulate the communication between two parties. This breach not only compromises personal ...

The proliferation of Internet of Things (IoT) devices has brought unparalleled convenience and efficiency to our personal and professional lives. However, this rapid expansion also presents a significant and often underestimated threat ...

In February, hearts weren’t the only things feeling vulnerable. The cyber arena saw a variety of critical exposures across multiple platforms and applications. While patching might not be as romantic... The post ...

Sonatype has identified multiple open source packages named sniperv1, sniperv2, among others that infect npm developers with a Windows info-stealer and crypto-stealer called 'Bladeroid.' ...