Author: Kriti Tripathi

India’s Largest Pharmacy Just Exposed Millions of Records, and It Wasn’t a Sophisticated Hack

India’s Largest Pharmacy Just Exposed Millions of Records, and It Wasn’t a Sophisticated Hack

Not every major breach starts with advanced malware or a nation-state playbook.Sometimes, it starts with something far more ordinary. This week, security researchers disclosed that Dava India, one of the country’s largest pharmacy retail chains, exposed sensitive customer data and internal system access through unsecured infrastructure, according to CyberPress. The exposure included personal information, internal

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State-Backed Hackers Are Using Google Gemini AI and That Changes Everything

State-Backed Hackers Are Using Google Gemini AI and That Changes Everything

Artificial intelligence has long been positioned as a defensive advantage, with faster detection. Better correlation. Smarter response.This week, that narrative shifted. New reporting confirms that state-backed threat actors are actively using Google’s Gemini AI to support real-world cyber operations, according to The Hacker News. This is not about attackers generating spammy phishing emails or experimenting

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Why Cyber Breaches Are Now a Boardroom Risk in India

Why Cyber Breaches Are Now a Boardroom Risk in India

Cybersecurity has officially moved out of the IT department and into the boardroom. Recent reporting highlights that a majority of Indian business leaders now rank cyber breaches as the single biggest threat to business performance, surpassing operational, financial, and regulatory risks, according to a joint FICCI–EY survey reported by the Times of India. This shift

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Why the 2026 Winter Olympics Are Already a Cybersecurity Target

Why the 2026 Winter Olympics Are Already a Cybersecurity Target

Major cyber incidents rarely begin when organizations think they do. In the case of the 2026 Winter Olympics, the activity started well before athletes, fans, or broadcasters entered the picture. New reporting details a series of cyber campaigns linked to pro-Russian threat groups targeting digital infrastructure associated with the upcoming Games in Italy, according to

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Significant Ransomware & Firewall Misconfiguration Breach

Significant Ransomware & Firewall Misconfiguration Breach

When “Secure by Design” Fails at the Edge Firewalls are still widely treated as the first and final line of defense. Once deployed, configured, and updated, they are often assumed to be a stable control that quietly does its job in the background. Recent ransomware incidents suggest that the assumption is becoming dangerous. In early

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Student Data at Risk: What the Victoria Education Breach Exposes About Public Sector Security

Student Data at Risk: What the Victoria Education Breach Exposes About Public Sector Security

Cyber incidents in the public sector rarely begin with chaos. More often, they start quietly, with access that appears routine and activity that blends into normal operations. That pattern is evident in a recent breach involving the Victoria Department of Education, where unauthorized access exposed personal information belonging to current and former students and triggered

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When MFA Fails Quietly: Inside the Rise of AiTM Phishing Attacks

When MFA Fails Quietly: Inside the Rise of AiTM Phishing Attacks

Multi-factor authentication has long been treated as a security finish line. Once enabled, organizations assume that account takeover risks drop dramatically. Recent attacker behavior suggests otherwise. New reporting details a growing wave of adversary-in-the-middle (AiTM) phishing campaigns that are specifically designed to bypass MFA by hijacking authentication sessions in real time, according to IT Pro.

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CI/CD Under Attack: What the AWS CodeBuild “CodeBreach” Flaw Reveals About Modern Supply Chain Risk

CI/CD Under Attack: What the AWS CodeBuild “CodeBreach” Flaw Reveals About Modern Supply Chain Risk

A recent disclosure revealed a critical flaw in AWS CodeBuild that could allow attackers to abuse CI/CD pipelines and inject malicious code into trusted software builds by exploiting weaknesses in webhook validation, according to WebProNews. Rather than targeting production systems directly, the issue exposed how attackers can compromise software supply chains by manipulating trusted automation.

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When Data Leaks Don’t Look Like Breaches: The Instagram Exposure Explained

When Data Leaks Don’t Look Like Breaches: The Instagram Exposure Explained

A recent disclosure revealed that data associated with more than 17.5 million Instagram accounts was exposed through a large-scale data leak, with records reportedly including user IDs, contact details, and account metadata, according to CyberPress. While no direct breach of Instagram’s core infrastructure has been publicly confirmed, the exposed dataset highlights a persistent challenge for

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Cyber Fraud Takes the Lead: What the Shift Away From Ransomware Signals for Enterprises

Cyber Fraud Takes the Lead: What the Shift Away From Ransomware Signals for Enterprises

A new global assessment shows that cyber fraud has overtaken ransomware as the top cybersecurity concern for business leaders, driven by a sharp rise in phishing, business email compromise, and identity-based scams, according to the World Economic Forum. While ransomware continues to pose a serious risk, this shift highlights a critical change in attacker behavior.

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Identity Under Siege: What the Salt Typhoon Campaign Reveals About Trusted Access Risks

Identity Under Siege: What the Salt Typhoon Campaign Reveals About Trusted Access Risks

A recent disclosure confirms that email accounts belonging to U.S. congressional staff were compromised as part of the Salt Typhoon cyber-espionage campaign, targeting personnel supporting key House committees and exploiting trusted identities rather than software vulnerabilities, according to TechRadar. While no immediate operational disruption was publicly reported, the incident sends a clear message: identity systems

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Ransomware Hits a Claims Giant: What the Sedgwick Breach Reveals About Modern Extortion Attacks

Ransomware Hits a Claims Giant: What the Sedgwick Breach Reveals About Modern Extortion Attacks

A recent breach disclosure reveals that claims management firm Sedgwick was targeted by the TridentLocker ransomware group, with attackers claiming to have exfiltrated sensitive data from systems supporting its government services operations before deploying ransomware, according to Cybersecurity News. While Sedgwick has not disclosed full technical details, the incident follows a well-established ransomware playbook. Attackers

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A Single Browser Flaw, Millions at Risk: What the Chrome WebView Vulnerability Teaches Us About Exposure Windows

A Single Browser Flaw, Millions at Risk: What the Chrome WebView Vulnerability Teaches Us About Exposure Windows

A recent security update reveals that Google patched a high-severity Chrome WebView vulnerability that could allow attackers to bypass application security restrictions and execute malicious content within Android and enterprise applications, according to Cybersecurity News. Because Chrome WebView is embedded inside countless applications, the flaw expanded risk far beyond traditional browser usage. Many organizations were

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Cybersecurity Crossed the AI Rubicon: Why 2025 Marked a Point of No Return

Cybersecurity Crossed the AI Rubicon: Why 2025 Marked a Point of No Return

For years, artificial intelligence sat at the edges of cybersecurity conversations. It appeared in product roadmaps, marketing claims, and isolated detection use cases, but rarely altered the fundamental dynamics between attackers and defenders. That changed in 2025. This year marked a clear inflection point where AI became operational on both sides of the threat landscape.

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When Zero-Days Go Active: What Ongoing Windows, Chrome, and Apple Exploits Reveal About Modern Intrusion Risk

When Zero-Days Go Active: What Ongoing Windows, Chrome, and Apple Exploits Reveal About Modern Intrusion Risk

A series of actively exploited zero-day vulnerabilities affecting Windows, Google Chrome, and Apple platforms was disclosed in mid-December, according to The Hacker News, reinforcing a persistent reality for defenders: attackers no longer wait for exposure windows to close. They exploit them immediately. Unlike large-scale volumetric attacks that announce themselves through disruption, zero-day exploitation operates quietly.

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When 30 Tbps Hits: What the Record-Breaking Aisuru DDoS Attack Reveals About Today’s Internet-Scale Threats

When 30 Tbps Hits: What the Record-Breaking Aisuru DDoS Attack Reveals About Today’s Internet-Scale Threats

A recently documented cyber attack has set a new global benchmark for digital disruption. A botnet known as Aisuru launched a massive distributed denial-of-service attack, peaking at an unprecedented 29.7 terabits per second against a financial services target. While service providers were ultimately able to contain the impact, the event is a clear warning that

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The Security Stack Showdown: Why Consolidation, Automation, and ROI Win the Battle Against Cyber Threats

The Security Stack Showdown: Why Consolidation, Automation, and ROI Win the Battle Against Cyber Threats

The Era of Fragmentation: Why Your Security Stack is Failing You The modern enterprise security environment is complex, often relying on a “best-of-breed” strategy that is anything but the best. This fragmented approach, licensing 15 or more point solutions, creates debilitating problems such as alert fatigue and a practice known as “swivel-chair analysis.” This is

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Fortinet Reports Highest Weekly Average of Cyberattacks in Asia Pacific with a Surge in Impact Phase Attacks

Fortinet Reports Highest Weekly Average of Cyberattacks in Asia Pacific with a Surge in Impact Phase Attacks

Why the Asia Pacific Spike Matters Right Now The Asia Pacific region has entered one of its most active cyber periods of the year. According to Fortinet threat intelligence, the region has recorded the highest weekly average of cyberattacks, with Taiwan experiencing the sharpest escalation. What makes this surge concerning is the growing number of

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Global Threat Alert: November 2025 Supply Chain Attack Wave

Global Threat Alert: November 2025 Supply Chain Attack Wave

Seceon Delivers Unified Defense Against Four Active Campaigns Targeting Software and Infrastructure The cybersecurity landscape has been rocked by an unprecedented wave of four simultaneous, highly sophisticated cyber campaigns this November. These are not isolated incidents; they represent a targeted assault on the foundation of modern business: the software supply chain, developer environments, and critical

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Defending the Enterprise Perimeter: The Lesson from the DoorDash Social Engineering Breach

Defending the Enterprise Perimeter: The Lesson from the DoorDash Social Engineering Breach

The recent data breach confirmed by food delivery platform DoorDash serves as a critical, high-visibility example of the enduring vulnerability of the human element in cybersecurity. In November 2025, the company disclosed that the personal information of its customers, Dashers, and merchants was compromised after one employee fell victim to a social engineering attack. This

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The University of Pennsylvania Data Breach: What It Reveals About Cybersecurity in Higher Education

The University of Pennsylvania Data Breach: What It Reveals About Cybersecurity in Higher Education

When one of the world’s most prestigious universities experiences a cyberattack, it becomes a reminder that no organization, regardless of size or reputation, is immune. The University of Pennsylvania data breach, detected on October 31, 2025, and publicly confirmed on November 5, 2025, has sparked widespread discussion on cybersecurity in higher education and the evolving

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Critical React Native NPM Vulnerability Exposes Developer Systems to Remote Attacks

Critical React Native NPM Vulnerability Exposes Developer Systems to Remote Attacks

A severe vulnerability was discovered in the React Native Community CLI, a popular open-source package downloaded nearly two million times every week by developers building cross-platform applications. Tracked as CVE-2025-11953, this flaw allows unauthenticated remote code execution across Windows, macOS, and Linux systems. In practical terms, attackers can execute arbitrary commands on a developer’s machine

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When 183 Million Passwords Leak: How One Breach Fuels a Global Threat Chain

When 183 Million Passwords Leak: How One Breach Fuels a Global Threat Chain

When 183 million email addresses and passwords are made public online, it is more than a leak. It is an open invitation for attackers to exploit weak links across the digital ecosystem. The recent discovery of a massive database containing stolen credentials, many tied to Gmail and other major services, highlights how easily an endpoint

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Converged OT/IT Cybersecurity: Breaking Barriers for Unified Protection

Converged OT/IT Cybersecurity: Breaking Barriers for Unified Protection

As industrial operations and digital systems continue to merge, organizations are entering a new era of cybersecurity challenges. The boundaries between Operational Technology (OT) and Information Technology (IT) have blurred, and with this convergence come both opportunities and risks. Traditionally, OT and IT have operated in silos. OT systems controlled machinery, sensors, and industrial processes,

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F5 Networks Breach: A Wake-Up Call for Supply Chain Cybersecurity

F5 Networks Breach: A Wake-Up Call for Supply Chain Cybersecurity

When a foundational technology provider like F5 Networks, whose systems power government agencies, critical infrastructure, and enterprises worldwide, suffers a cyber breach, the ripple effects extend far beyond a single organization. This latest attack has once again exposed the growing vulnerabilities within global technology supply chains and the urgent need for unified, proactive cybersecurity visibility.

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The Third-Party Ripple: Stopping Supply Chain and Vendor Breaches

The Third-Party Ripple: Stopping Supply Chain and Vendor Breaches

The New Perimeter: Vendors, Partners, and Everyone in Between The old cybersecurity mantra, “trust but verify,” no longer applies. In today’s hyperconnected world of digital ecosystems, the new rule is clear: “never trust, always verify.” Recent data breaches tied to third-party platforms, including incidents connected to the Salesforce ecosystem that exposed customer information from organizations

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Zero-Day Crisis: Detecting Evasive Cisco ASA and GoAnywhere MFT Attacks with AI

Zero-Day Crisis: Detecting Evasive Cisco ASA and GoAnywhere MFT Attacks with AI

The Cold Hard Truth: Patches Are Not Enough In recent weeks, the cybersecurity world has seen urgent warnings from CISA and major vendors about the active exploitation of critical vulnerabilities. Specifically, zero-day exploits targeting Cisco Adaptive Security Appliances (ASA) firewalls and platforms like Fortra GoAnywhere MFT have demonstrated a troubling trend: attackers are not just

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High Stakes: Arrest in Scattered Spider Casino Attacks

High Stakes: Arrest in Scattered Spider Casino Attacks

The cybersecurity world is once again reminded that the human element remains the weakest link. Authorities have arrested a teenager believed to be connected to the Scattered Spider hacking group, a collective that orchestrated some of the most disruptive cyberattacks in recent memory. Their targets included well-known names such as MGM Resorts and Caesars Entertainment,

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Rising Threat: Nimbus Manticore’s New Cyber Espionage Campaign

Rising Threat: Nimbus Manticore’s New Cyber Espionage Campaign

The cybersecurity community is closely following a dangerous new campaign. A group called Nimbus Manticore has been targeting aerospace, defense, and telecommunications firms in Europe using highly sophisticated malware. This operation demonstrates the increasing scale and persistence of advanced threat actors and serves as a reminder that no sector is immune. How Nimbus Manticore Operates

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Texas Forms a Cyber Command: Why Every Organization Needs Stronger Defenses

Texas Forms a Cyber Command: Why Every Organization Needs Stronger Defenses

Cyber threats are no longer limited to large corporations or government agencies; they are affecting organizations of all sizes. Recognizing this, Texas has recently taken a bold step. Governor Greg Abbott announced the formation of the Texas Cyber Command, aimed at strengthening protection for state systems and critical infrastructure. With retired Navy Vice Admiral Timothy

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AI-Powered Ransomware: The New Frontier in Cyber Threats and How to Stay Ahead

AI-Powered Ransomware: The New Frontier in Cyber Threats and How to Stay Ahead

Ransomware has always been a serious threat, but it’s now evolving at an unprecedented pace. A recent study by MIT Sloan and Safe Security shows that 80% of ransomware attacks are powered by artificial intelligence. AI enables attackers to craft deepfakes, run automated phishing campaigns, and crack passwords with little effort. What once required time

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Jaguar Land Rover Cyberattack: A Wake-Up Call for Automotive Cybersecurity

Jaguar Land Rover Cyberattack: A Wake-Up Call for Automotive Cybersecurity

The Incident: What Happened at Jaguar Land Rover In early September 2025, Jaguar Land Rover, one of the United Kingdom’s largest car manufacturers and a subsidiary of Tata Motors, experienced a major cyberattack. Core systems across major plants in Halewood, Solihull, and Wolverhampton were affected, forcing the company to shut down operations temporarily to contain

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The 12.2 Trillion Wake-Up Call: Why CEOs Are Racing to Transform Cybersecurity

The 12.2 Trillion Wake-Up Call: Why CEOs Are Racing to Transform Cybersecurity

Cybercrime is no longer just a technical issue; it is a boardroom crisis. Global cybercrime costs reached 9.5 trillion dollars in 2024 and are projected to hit 12.2 trillion dollars by 2031. Yet only two percent of organizations have implemented firm-wide cyber resilience. Seventy percent of breached organizations experience major disruption, and just twelve percent

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Facebook Faces One of the Largest Alleged Data Breaches: 1.2 Billion Accounts at Risk

Facebook Faces One of the Largest Alleged Data Breaches: 1.2 Billion Accounts at Risk

A hacker known as ByteBreaker has surfaced on underground forums, claiming to have stolen data from 1.2 billion Facebook accounts. While Facebook has not confirmed the breach, the hacker is reportedly selling access to a trove of user information, including names, email addresses, phone numbers, profile details, and more. If verified, this could rank as

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Seceon Wins “MSP Platform Provider Vendor of the Year” at Technology Reseller Awards 2025

Seceon Wins “MSP Platform Provider Vendor of the Year” at Technology Reseller Awards 2025

At Seceon, we’re honored to announce that we have been named the “MSP Platform Provider Vendor of the Year” at the Technology Reseller Awards 2025. This recognition is a meaningful milestone that celebrates our ongoing commitment to delivering an innovative, AI-driven cybersecurity platform designed to meet the evolving needs of Managed Service Providers (MSPs) and

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Shaping the Future of Cybersecurity: Seceon’s Unified Platform Strategy for 2025 and Beyond

Shaping the Future of Cybersecurity: Seceon’s Unified Platform Strategy for 2025 and Beyond

The cybersecurity landscape is at a tipping point. Enterprises and service providers alike are burdened by tool sprawl, alert fatigue, siloed operations, and rising adversarial sophistication. Traditional approaches relying on loosely integrated, analyst-driven products are struggling to keep up with today’s speed and scale of threats. Seceon is here to change that. Our vision for

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Seceon Wins Three Global Infosec Awards at RSAC 2025

Seceon Wins Three Global Infosec Awards at RSAC 2025

At Seceon, we’ve always believed that solving cybersecurity isn’t about adding more tools but building smarter ones. That belief was validated in a big way this year at RSAC 2025, where we proudly took home three Global Infosec Awards. 🏆 Best Comprehensive Cybersecurity Platform🏆 Best SMB Managed Security Services Platform (for aiSecurity-CGuard)🏆 Best XDR Platform

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AI Security Risks: Jailbreaks, Unsafe Code, and Data Theft Threats in Leading AI Systems

AI Security Risks: Jailbreaks, Unsafe Code, and Data Theft Threats in Leading AI Systems

In recent reports, significant security vulnerabilities have been uncovered in some of the world’s leading generative AI systems, such as OpenAI’s GPT-4, Anthropic’s Claude, and Google’s Gemini. While these AI models have revolutionized industries by automating complex tasks, they also introduce new cybersecurity challenges. These risks include AI jailbreaks, the generation of unsafe code, and

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WhatsApp’s New Private Processing: Revolutionizing AI Features While Ensuring Privacy

WhatsApp’s New Private Processing: Revolutionizing AI Features While Ensuring Privacy

WhatsApp is setting new standards for privacy with its recent feature, Private Processing. This innovative approach allows WhatsApp to enhance its AI capabilities, such as smart replies, message suggestions, and content filtering, while ensuring that users’ private conversations remain secure. In an age where personal data is constantly at risk, WhatsApp’s move towards on-device AI

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Account Takeovers: A Growing Threat to Your Business and Customers

Account Takeovers: A Growing Threat to Your Business and Customers

Account Takeovers (ATOs) are becoming one of the most dangerous and costly threats to businesses and their customers. These attacks are not only financially devastating, but they also have the potential to severely damage an organization’s reputation and customer trust. ATOs are often overlooked, yet they account for billions of dollars in losses annually. This

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The Rising Threat of Zero-Day Exploits Targeting Enterprise Security Products

The Rising Threat of Zero-Day Exploits Targeting Enterprise Security Products

Zero-day exploits continue to pose one of the most significant and evolving cybersecurity threats to businesses worldwide. According to a recent report, 75 zero-day vulnerabilities were exploited this year, with 44% of these attacks targeting enterprise security products. These vulnerabilities are particularly dangerous because they are exploited before the vendor can address or patch them,

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ICICI Bank Ransomware Breach: A Stark Reminder of Supply Chain Risk and the Need for Real-Time Cyber Vigilance

ICICI Bank Ransomware Breach: A Stark Reminder of Supply Chain Risk and the Need for Real-Time Cyber Vigilance

The recent ransomware breach tied to ICICI Bank—claimed by the LockBit group—has raised fresh concerns about the fragility of digital ecosystems and third-party risk. While official confirmations remain limited, leaked files and dark web chatter suggest that attackers accessed systems through a vendor relationship and exfiltrated over 3 TB of sensitive data, including customer records

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The TraderTraitor Crypto Heist: Nation-State Tactics Meet Financial Cybercrime

The TraderTraitor Crypto Heist: Nation-State Tactics Meet Financial Cybercrime

The cryptocurrency sector has always been a magnet for cybercriminals, but the TraderTraitor campaign marks a different kind of threat—one backed by state-sponsored actors with long-term goals and surgical precision. Allegedly linked to North Korea’s Lazarus Group, this campaign wasn’t just about breaking into wallets. It was about exploiting trust, manipulating human behavior, and moving

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The Smishing Triad Surge: Text-Based Threats Are Getting Smarter, Not Simpler

The Smishing Triad Surge: Text-Based Threats Are Getting Smarter, Not Simpler

What began as a trickle of spammy messages has evolved into a sophisticated and dangerous phishing campaign. The Smishing Triad, an active cybercriminal group, is behind a surge of SMS-based phishing attacks (smishing) targeting organizations across sectors—from healthcare to logistics to finance. Their focus? Gaining access to internal portals and enterprise email accounts by exploiting

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The Salt Typhoon Telecom Breach: When Network Access Becomes National Exposure

The Salt Typhoon Telecom Breach: When Network Access Becomes National Exposure

The recent Salt Typhoon breach targeting telecom infrastructure isn’t just another headline—it’s a warning shot to every service provider that uptime and connectivity aren’t enough. This sophisticated campaign, attributed to Chinese state-sponsored actors, illustrates how telecom networks are now being leveraged not just for disruption but for surveillance, espionage, and long-term data access. What makes

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AI-Powered Phishing Kits: The New Frontier in Social Engineering

AI-Powered Phishing Kits: The New Frontier in Social Engineering

As artificial intelligence continues to transform how we do business, cybercriminals are finding equally innovative ways to weaponize it. Over the past few weeks, security researchers from Intel 471 and Proofpoint have uncovered a disturbing trend: AI-powered phishing kits are now being sold openly on Telegram, many of them boasting integrations with ChatGPT-style language models

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Living-Off-the-Land (LOTL) Attacks: Exploiting What’s Already There

Living-Off-the-Land (LOTL) Attacks: Exploiting What’s Already There

In cybersecurity, some of the most dangerous threats don’t come from exotic malware or zero-day exploits. Instead, they come from what’s already inside your environment—trusted tools, native utilities, and everyday system processes. Welcome to the world of Living-Off-the-Land (LOTL) attacks. Recently, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

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Seceon Shines at Channel Partners Conference & Expo and MSP Summit 2025

Seceon Shines at Channel Partners Conference & Expo and MSP Summit 2025

The Channel Partners Conference & Expo, co-located with the MSP Summit, took place from March 24-27, 2025, at The Venetian Resort & Expo in Las Vegas. Recognized as the world’s largest channel event, it brought together over 7,800 channel professionals, including agents, VARs, MSPs, integrators, and service providers, to discuss the latest trends in AI,

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How Threat Actors Use Artificial Intelligence (AI) to Outsmart Your Defenses and  Cybersecurity Solution

How Threat Actors Use Artificial Intelligence (AI) to Outsmart Your Defenses and  Cybersecurity Solution

Introduction Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing cybersecurity, providing advanced threat detection, automated responses, and predictive analytics. However, the same technology is also being weaponized by cybercriminals to launch more sophisticated, evasive, and persistent attacks. AI-powered cyber threats are challenging traditional security solutions, making it crucial for organizations to understand and prepare for these evolving risks.

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Brute Force Attack: Preventing Trial-and-Error Logins

Brute Force Attack: Preventing Trial-and-Error Logins

Brute force attacks have been around for a long time, yet they remain one of the most common methods cybercriminals use to gain unauthorized access to systems. These attacks rely on a basic strategy: repeatedly guessing passwords until the right combination is found. While brute force methods may sound simplistic, they can be surprisingly effective

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Minimizing Risk & Driving Growth: Insights from Sumeet Sabharwal at Build IT 2024 

Minimizing Risk & Driving Growth: Insights from Sumeet Sabharwal at Build IT 2024 

At the recent Build IT 2024 event, our partner Sumeet Sabharwal from Netgain Technology, LLC participated in a compelling panel discussion. He shared valuable insights into the strategic decisions behind building their own solutions rather than reselling or white-labeling. Watch the full panel discussion below to gain more insights: Core Competency and Margin Excellence Sumeet

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Transforming Cybersecurity: Why Partners Trust the Seceon Platform

Transforming Cybersecurity: Why Partners Trust the Seceon Platform

Managing cybersecurity today feels like trying to juggle too many balls at once. Companies are forced to use a collection of tools, each focused on a single task, like threat detection, compliance, or vulnerability management. Together, they create more complexity, higher costs, and slower responses to threats. But what if there was a simpler way?

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