March 28, 2025
This week’s stories reflect a shift from loud breaches to quiet, precise intrusions hiding in everyday tools and overlooked entry points.
This week’s stories reflect a shift from loud breaches to quiet, precise intrusions hiding in everyday tools and overlooked entry points.
From backdoored security plugins to misused AI systems, the assumption that tools alone can protect is proving dangerously outdated.
From backdoored routers to industrial-scale ransomware, this week shows how attackers embed deeply while defenders chase shadows.
From supply chains to cloud platforms, attackers are embedding themselves in the systems we trust most, turning infrastructure into silent entry points.
From encryption rollbacks to AI-driven security, this week’s cyber threats highlight how attackers are exploiting trust, overlooked processes, and legitimate tools.
Cybercriminals are turning deception into a business, using AI-driven phishing, zero-day exploits, and nation-state tactics to breach systems faster than they can be secured.
AI-powered phishing, malware, and supply chain infiltration: as cybercriminals embed themselves in trusted networks, visibility is key to defense.
Phishing-as-a-Service, supply chain attacks, and infrastructure exploits: this week’s highlights reveal how cybercriminals are scaling operations to breach even the most secure networks.
Browser extensions, AI tools, and authentication systems are becoming unexpected attack vectors. Cybercriminals are automating deception and turning trusted software into security risks.
Cybercriminals are using AI to craft highly convincing scams, from deepfake voices to near-perfect phishing emails, making deception harder to detect.