Newsletter
Archive of weekly newsletters posted every Friday.
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Fake apps target mobile devices, QR codes bypass browser sandboxing, and Visual Studio Code dev tunnels exploited in triaging the week 054.
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Notorious ransomware affiliate arrested, new phishing attack spotted, and Cloudflare developer domains abused by hackers in triaging the week 053.
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Cyber security contractor runs wild, NHS hit by another cyber attack, and the first UEFI bootkit for Linux revealed in triaging the week 052.
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SVG attachments used for phishing, critical vulnerabilities in Apple and Ubuntu Linux, and Phobos ransomware admin gets charged in triaging the week 051.
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Scam texts target the vulnerable, massive data breaches, and new macOS malware using Flutter in triaging the week 050.
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Google uses AI to find vulnerabilities, SharePoint RCE vulnerability exploited, and Canada shuts down TikTok in triaging the week 049.
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Microsoft Teams and fake CAPTCHAs used in cyber attacks, RDP used for phishing, and vulnerabilities discovered in open-source AI tools in triaging the week 048.
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Malware hiding in image files, new AI attacks, and LinkedIn becomes magnet for cyber scams in triaging the week 047.
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New phishing tactics, escalating cyber threats, and PIN-stealing fake lock screens in triaging the week 046.
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Cybercriminals look for Telegram alternatives, APTs target telecoms and air-gapped systems, and API and bot attacks cost businesses billions in triaging the week 045.
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Vulnerabilities in gas tanks, AI-powered crypto stealers, and deep fake phishing sites spread malware in triaging the week 044.
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Hackers use AI to write malware, Telegram starts cooperating with law enforcement, and Europol dismantles global phishing operation in triaging the week 043.
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New malware triggers kiosk mode, ransomware gangs abuse cloud tools, and pagers start exploding in Lebanon in triaging the week 042.
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New Android malware uses OCR, Chinese APT weaponizes VSCode, and RAMBO attack steals data from air-gapped system’s RAM in triaging the week 041.
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GitHub comments spread malware, Google Sheets used as C2, and YubiKeys come under attack in triaging the week 040.
