Security Awareness & Training
Cyberсrime and Cyber Warfare
Iranian Group Handala Targets U.S. Marines in Bahrain
The vibration of a smartphone in the pocket of a U.S. Marine stationed in Bahrain no longer signals a routine check-in from home but rather a chilling direct threat from a foreign adversary.
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Human Factors in CyberSecurity
Can BlueNoroff’s Fake Meetings Steal Web3’s Keys?
Invites that look routine, agendas that feel familiar, and faces that seem trustworthy have become the perfect crowbar for a financially driven unit to pry open Web3’s most sensitive rooms, according to incident responders, exchange CISOs, and threat...
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Human Factors in CyberSecurity
DHL Phish Uses Fake OTP to Steal Credentials and Device Data
A delivery email promising a waybill confirmation nudges recipients into a slick OTP check that never leaves the browser yet feels authentic enough to lower guard rails before the real theft begins.
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Threats and Vulnerabilities
Can Critical Infrastructure Shoot Down Rogue Drones Safely?
A surge of rogue quadcopters over substations is forcing security budgets to pivot from fences to firmware and training.
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Cyberсrime and Cyber Warfare
Is Russia’s Hybrid War Undermining CEE Democracies?
RelentlessinformationpressurehasbecomethenormacrossCentralandEasternEuropeasKremlin-linkednetworksbraiddisinformation,covertinfluence,andcyberattacksintocampaignsdesignedtonudgeelections,polarizepublics,andpitregionalgovernmentsagainstNATOandtheEU.
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Human Factors in CyberSecurity
Quishing: South Africa’s QR Scams Fuel Soaring Bank Fraud
QR stickers at tills, tabletops, and parking meters turned from convenience to conduit as criminals learned that a tiny square could smuggle a phishing site past human caution and mobile defenses, and that shift has been reflected in banking losses t...
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Human Factors in CyberSecurity
Are Your Passwords Leaving New Jersey Open to Attack?
Rattling off the same easy password for streaming, shopping, and banking felt like a time-saver until that shortcut began acting like a neon “open” sign for automated break-ins that never sleep and rarely miss.
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Human Factors in CyberSecurity
Are Your Browser Extensions Selling Your Data by Design?
The small conveniences added to browsers—faster video controls, cleaner pages, one-click productivity boosts—increasingly came with a price tag that looked nothing like a subscription, because it charged in behavioral traces, browsing patterns, and i...
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