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The Hidden Cost of Ignoring Threat Hunting: 184M Passwords Leaked

The Hidden Cost of Ignoring Threat Hunting: 184M Passwords Leaked

A New Class of Threat SurfacesA newly discovered, unsecured database containing over 184 million login credentials—including usernames and passwords for Google, Apple, Microsoft, Facebook, Instagram, government portals, and financial services—has brought the silent epidemic of infostealer malware into sharp focus. According to Mashable, cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler uncovered the 47GB database online, completely unprotected by

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Spearphishing CFOs: The Rising Threat of Executive-Level Cyberattacks

Spearphishing CFOs: The Rising Threat of Executive-Level Cyberattacks

Introduction: A New Target for Cybercriminals A recent report by Trellix highlights a sophisticated spearphishing campaign targeting financial executives, including CFOs, at banks, investment firms, energy utilities, and insurance companies worldwide. The attackers employ well-crafted emails containing installers for remote-access tools, notably NetBird, allowing them to gain persistent access to victims’ systems. With such access,

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Why Zscaler’s Acquisition of Red Canary Matters to Your Cybersecurity Strategy

Why Zscaler’s Acquisition of Red Canary Matters to Your Cybersecurity Strategy

One of the most talked-about developments in cybersecurity this month is Zscaler’s acquisition of Red Canary, a move that highlights a larger industry trend: the growing demand for unified, automated security platforms that accelerate threat detection and response. But what does this really mean for security teams looking to stay ahead of ransomware, advanced threats,

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Adidas Data Breach Highlights Third-Party Risks: Why AI-Based Cybersecurity Solutions Are Essential

Adidas Data Breach Highlights Third-Party Risks: Why AI-Based Cybersecurity Solutions Are Essential

On May 23, Adidas disclosed a data breach resulting from a cyberattack on a third-party customer service provider, exposing sensitive customer information in multiple regions, including the U.S. and Europe. While Adidas did not name the vendor involved, the company emphasized that the breach impacted “a few million individuals,” and included data such as contact

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