Microsoft Threat Intelligence provides analysis of a ClickFix campaign that uses fake CAPTCHA prompts, DLL sideloading, and a reverse tunnel, with detections and hunting guidance.

These technologies are likely used by you every day but you probably never hear their names. They resolve domains, encrypt ...

Ubiquiti UniFi SAB-067 patches 22 critical vulnerabilities -- three rated CVSS 10.0, the maximum severity -- targeting ...

A new threat intelligence report from Gambit Security has documented a ransomware affiliate using generative AI as an ...

To bridge the gap between agility and safety, enterprise architects must move away from big-bang deployments and adopt a ...

All-in-One WP Migration plugin vulnerability CVE-2026-19949 lets attackers plant hidden SQL payloads via WordPress trackbacks; the injected code fires the moment a site admin runs a routine backup, ...

The flaw that had gone unnoticed since 2014 could let attackers with low-privileged replication access execute code, gain ...

This week’s ThreatsDay Bulletin tracks fake IT calls, abused remote tools, phishing kits, unsafe downloads, ransomware, ...

Microsoft released PowerShell scripts that let IT admins view, export, and delete Windows settings backup data through ...

Want to keep your website secure, but not sure how? This beginner-friendly guide covers the small-business-friendly hosting ...

Brien Posey explains why backups alone don't equal cyber resilience. Enterprises need to prove they can restore critical systems quickly, safely and in the right business order after an attack.

NCC Group's July threat report highlights Jadepuffer, an AI-driven ransomware operation that can carry out much of an attack without a human directing every step. Jadepuffer can change tactics when an ...