CrowdStrike released its 2025 Global Threat Report, exposing the growing aggression of China’s cyber operations, a surge in GenAI-powered social engineering and nation-state vulnerability research and exploitation, and a sharp increase in malware-free, identity-based attacks. The
According to Philippa Cogswell, Vice President & Managing Partner, Unit 42 – Asia Pacific & Japan at Palo Alto Networks, the latest research by Unit 42 highlights significant vulnerabilities in large language
“Of the 60 CVEs patched in this month’s Patch Tuesday release, only six are considered more likely to be exploited according to Microsoft’s Exploitability Index. These mostly include elevation of privilege
Google Chrome is facing yet another security challenge, prompting the Indian government to issue a significant warning alert this month. The latest security advisory comes from the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team
An in-depth research by Kaspersky experts shows a surge in the number of targeted ransomware groups globally by 30% from 2022 to 2023. In parallel to this increase, the number of victims
ESET researchers recently discovered targeted attacks that used undocumented tools against various high-profile companies and local governments mostly in Asia, but also in the Middle East and Africa. These attacks were conducted
Michael Joseph, Director System Engineering, India & SAARC at Fortinet“We are seeing significant advances in cybercriminal tools and services which leverage automation and the precursors of AI. Organizations need to rethink their
SonicWall, the trusted security partner protecting more than 1 million networks worldwide, expands the capabilities of the patent-pending SonicWall Real-Time Deep Memory Inspection(RTDMITM) technology to enhance protection against malicious PDFs and Microsoft
WannaCry is arguably the largest ransomware attack in history, affecting more than two lakh computers in over 150 countries, including India, in less than three days. The virus encrypted the files on
It’s official, technology giant Apple is ending support for Quick time for Windows. The company confirmed to Walls Street Journal that it is no longer supporting the 11-year-old QuickTime 7 for Windows.
Oracle admins will be busy: The company issued 248 patches on Tuesday, its largest-ever release, according to one security vendor. Most of those vulnerabilities related to Java SE, Oracles’s platform for running
