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How Is China’s Cyber-Espionage Threatening U.S. Security?

In an era where digital warfare often overshadows traditional battlegrounds, a chilling report from the U.S.

OT Cybersecurity: A Strategic Lever for Industrial Growth

Imagine a sprawling industrial facility where automated systems hum seamlessly, driving efficiency and innovation, only to be halted by a single cyber breach that cripples operations and costs millions in downtime.

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What Is the Zero-Day Threat in Sitecore Products?

In an era where digital infrastructure serves as the backbone of business operations, the discovery of a critical zero-day vulnerability in widely used software can send shockwaves through the cybersecurity landscape, creating urgent concerns for org...

How Can Risk-Based Vulnerability Management Cut Through Noise?

In the fast-paced digital landscape of 2025, security teams are buried under an unrelenting storm of alerts, with thousands of vulnerability notifications flooding their dashboards daily, creating a chaotic environment.

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Are Your Password Managers Safe from Clickjacking Attacks?

In an era where digital security is paramount, password managers have become indispensable tools for safeguarding sensitive information like login credentials and financial data, but recent findings have unveiled a disturbing vulnerability that threa...

Federal-State Cyber Response – Review

Imagine a state government brought to a standstill by a sudden, devastating cyberattack, with essential services disrupted, offices shuttered, and critical websites offline, as was the harsh reality faced by Nevada on August 24.

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Marsh McLennan's Study Reveals Top Cybersecurity Controls

In an increasingly digital world, where a single breach can cost millions and shatter consumer trust, the cybersecurity market stands at a critical juncture in 2025, facing challenges that demand urgent attention.

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NIST Updates SP 800-53 for Stronger Cybersecurity Controls

In an era where cyber threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated and pervasive, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has taken a significant step forward by updating its foundational publication, Security and Privacy Control...

Tech Giants Oppose India's Mandatory Phone Tracking

A fierce debate over digital privacy and government surveillance is intensifying in India, centered on a groundbreaking proposal that could transform every smartphone in the country into a permanent tracking device.

Is a 2FA Flaw Bypassing Your Cal.com Password?

In an era where two-factor authentication (2FA) is widely regarded as a fundamental layer of digital security, the discovery of a flaw that renders it ineffective can be particularly jarring for users who believe their accounts are adequately protect...

Nevada Debates 24-Hour Rule for Casino Cyberattacks

In the high-stakes world of Nevada's gaming industry, where digital systems manage billions of dollars and the personal data of millions of visitors, the specter of a cyberattack looms larger than ever.

CISA Unveils Platform to Fast-Track Cyber Innovation

In an era where digital adversaries launch sophisticated attacks at machine speed, the federal government's traditionally methodical pace of technological adoption has often been perceived as a critical vulnerability in the nation's cyber defenses.

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How Did One Stolen Car Unravel a Fraud Empire?

An unexpected letter arriving in a Bexar County mailbox set in motion a chain of events that would expose a sprawling and sophisticated identity theft ring operating in the heart of Texas.

Geopolitics, AI, and Insiders Shape the Next U.S. Fight

The contemporary battlefield is no longer a geographically defined space but a complex, multi-layered arena where great-power maneuvering, technological acceleration, and internal societal fractures converge to create a persistent state of conflict.

Spyware Firm Intellexa Used 15 Zero-Day Exploits

A startling analysis from security researchers has pulled back the curtain on the prolific operations of Intellexa, a commercial spyware vendor that has been a significant force in the zero-day exploit market.

Holiday Scams Threaten Trust in Africa's Mobile Money

The festive season across Africa is a time of profound connection and generosity, marked by a massive surge in financial activity as families exchange gifts and support.

Cybersecurity Bills Pose a Major Threat to Privacy

In the ongoing effort to fortify national defenses against increasingly sophisticated digital adversaries, proposed U.S.

React Server Components Vulnerability – Review

Imagine a digital key that unlocks not just one door, but nearly a million servers worldwide, exposing sensitive data and critical systems to malicious actors.

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How Dangerous Is the React2Shell Vulnerability to Web Apps?

Imagine a flaw so severe that it can tear through the very foundation of modern web applications, allowing attackers to seize control with just a few lines of code, and picture countless businesses—perhaps even yours—scrambling to patch their systems...