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Manchester Airports Group Cyberattack Exposes Data of 8.7 Million Customers

Manchester Airports Group Cyberattack Exposes Data of 8.7 Million Customers

Airports have evolved into highly connected digital environments where passenger services, booking platforms, Wi-Fi systems, parking services, cloud applications, employee infrastructure, and third-party platforms operate together. That connectivity creates significant opportunities for attackers. Manchester Airports Group (MAG), which operates Manchester, London Stansted, and East Midlands airports, disclosed a cyberattack affecting the data of approximately 8.7

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From Brute Force to Ransomware: How Modern Threats Are Evolving and What SOC Teams Should Watch

From Brute Force to Ransomware: How Modern Threats Are Evolving and What SOC Teams Should Watch

Introduction Cyberattacks are becoming increasingly coordinated, fast-moving, and difficult to identify through isolated security events. Attackers continue to exploit familiar weaknesses such as stolen credentials, exposed services, unpatched vulnerabilities, malicious applications, and weak authentication. However, they are increasingly combining these techniques in ways that can quickly turn a seemingly minor event into a serious security

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WordPress Plugin Vulnerability Exposes 100,000 Sites to Complete Site Takeover Attacks

WordPress Plugin Vulnerability Exposes 100,000 Sites to Complete Site Takeover Attacks

WordPress sites depend heavily on plugins to add functionality such as contact forms, file uploads, payment features, and integrations. But when a plugin mishandles uploaded files, a seemingly ordinary website feature can become a direct path to server compromise. According to Cybersecurity News, a critical vulnerability in the Everest Forms WordPress plugin has exposed more

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Iran-Linked Hackers Abuse Legitimate Developer Tool to Hide Dindoor Backdoor

Iran-Linked Hackers Abuse Legitimate Developer Tool to Hide Dindoor Backdoor

Threat actors are increasingly turning legitimate software into part of their attack chains. Instead of deploying an obviously malicious executable, attackers can abuse trusted tools that already have legitimate uses on Windows systems, making malicious activity harder to distinguish from normal software behavior. According to Cybersecurity News, Iran-linked operators are abusing the legitimate Deno JavaScript

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