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ransomware targets industrial systems

Ransomware Explodes 46% as Industrial OT Systems Become Prime Cybercrime Targets in 2025

Industrial systems are now cybercriminals’ favorite prey, with ransomware attacks skyrocketing 46% and wreaking $57 billion in damages. Your operations could be next.
luxury brand cyberattack exposed

Cartier Confirms Customer Info Exposed in Cyberattack—Luxury Isn’t Immune Anymore

Even luxury powerhouse Cartier fell victim to hackers, exposing customer data and proving that prestige offers no protection in today’s digital battlefield.
chrome zero day exploit fixed

Critical Chrome Zero-Day Letting Hackers Hijack Systems—Google Rushes Emergency Fix

Google’s latest Chrome zero-day vulnerability lets hackers take complete control of your system, but there’s one critical action you need to take right now.
cyberattack affects retail websites

Cyberattack Disrupts Victoria’s Secret Website—Could Your Favorite Store Be Next?

Victoria’s Secret’s $2 billion digital empire crumbled in a devastating cyberattack. See why your favorite retailer might be the next target.
wireless controllers hijack vulnerability

Cisco’s Most Dangerous 2025 Vulnerability Could Let Hackers Hijack Wireless Controllers Remotely

A critical Cisco vulnerability scored 10.0 lets attackers seize wireless networks through a hidden backdoor. Your enterprise could be next.
phishing attack using software

How Hackers Are Outsmarting CFOS With Legit Software in a Global Phishing Blitz

Hackers weaponize legitimate software and AI to empty corporate bank accounts while CFOs remain blind to the terrifying truth. Your business could be next.
cybersecurity terminology dispute elicited

Cyber Giants Clash Over What to Call Hackers—Microsoft and CrowdStrike Push for Unity

Microsoft and CrowdStrike spearhead a battle against cybersecurity’s biggest headache: when 80+ hackers have multiple names, chaos reigns. Your security depends on this solution.
access tokens exposed leak

Exposed: Unprotected API Leaks Access Tokens of 50,000+ Azure AD Users, Including Executives

Over 50,000 Azure AD users, including executives, were compromised by a simple JavaScript file containing access tokens. Find out how bad it got.
malware disrupting global supply chains

How Malware-as-a-Service Is Quietly Crippling Global Supply Chains From the Inside Out

Cybercriminals now rent devastating malware for pocket change, silently crippling global supply chains. Your business could be their next target.
residential proxies enable cybercrime

How Residential Proxies Are Quietly Powering the Dark Side of Cybercrime

Your home internet might be secretly fueling cybercrime syndicates – residential proxies have surged 836% as criminals exploit innocent IP addresses.