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How Did $35 Million in Loan Fraud Hit South Korean Banks?
Cyberсrime and Cyber Warfare

How Did $35 Million in Loan Fraud Hit South Korean Banks?

The use of proxy buyers with inflated credit profiles allowed criminal rings to secure massive loans for real estate projects that lacked the actual value to support such financial backing.…

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Unique Passwords Protect You From Modern Cyber Threats
Human Factors in CyberSecurity

Unique Passwords Protect You From Modern Cyber Threats

The sheer scale of modern cybercrime has transformed the internet into a high-stakes environment where automated bots relentlessly probe every corner of the digital world for a way inside. Maintaining…

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Can ShieldBreak Turn Windows Defender Against Its Own Users?
Threats and Vulnerabilities

Can ShieldBreak Turn Windows Defender Against Its Own Users?

Public disagreement regarding Microsoft’s treatment of independent security contributors continues to fuel the disclosure of zero-day vulnerabilities like ShieldBreak outside of official channels. This specific exploit represents a significant escalation…

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Former Data Analyst Sentenced for $2.5 Million Extortion Plot
Incident Response and Forensics

Former Data Analyst Sentenced for $2.5 Million Extortion Plot

Federal authorities have sentenced a 27-year-old Charlotte resident to two years in prison for his role in a sophisticated cyber extortion scheme targeting his former employer. The defendant, who previously…

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Is Infostealer Malware the Prelude to UK Ransomware Attacks? Feature Article
Cyberсrime and Cyber Warfare

Is Infostealer Malware the Prelude to UK Ransomware Attacks?

A single, undetected credential leak today often serves as the meticulously drafted blueprint for a catastrophic ransomware lockout that can occur tomorrow without any prior warning or obvious signal. While…

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How Did a Tech Contractor Use Pay Inequity for Extortion?
Human Factors in CyberSecurity

How Did a Tech Contractor Use Pay Inequity for Extortion?

The perceived safety of corporate databases often crumbles when individuals with legitimate administrative access decide to weaponize internal proprietary information against their own employers for financial gain. In a sophisticated…

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IAM: How CISOs Build a Cybersecurity Program That Scales

IAM: How CISOs Build a Cybersecurity Program That Scales

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