Ransomware Gang Hides Malicious Traffic Through Microsoft Teams Relay Infrastructure 

Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a new tactic being used by a ransomware group to hide malicious communications by abusing Microsoft Teams relay infrastructure. The technique allows attackers to disguise their command-and-control traffic as legitimate Microsoft Teams activity. By blending in with trusted network traffic, the criminals make it much harder for security tools and defenders … Continued

Critical FortiSandbox Vulnerabilities Under Active Attack, Fortinet Urges Immediate Patching 

Cybersecurity experts are warning organizations after critical vulnerabilities in Fortinet FortiSandbox were found to be actively exploited in real-world attacks. The issue has gained attention because FortiSandbox is widely used to analyze suspicious files and detect threats before they reach corporate networks. The confirmation of active exploitation means attackers are no longer just studying the … Continued

The Future of Third-Party Risk Management

Why the old model of vendor oversight is broken, what Gartner analysts say comes next, and how security leaders must prepare for an era of continuous risk intelligence                 Today’s biggest cyber risk may not be inside your organisation at all it could be sitting somewhere in your … Continued

Fake Facebook Offers Lead Users Into a Massive Scam Network Across the MENA Region 

Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a large online scam operation that targeted internet users across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. The campaign relied on fake Facebook accounts that pretended to be politicians, public figures, telecom companies, and trusted organizations. These accounts were used to attract users with offers that appeared genuine. The goal … Continued

Novo Nordisk Reports Clinical Trial Data Breach, Launches Investigation

Novo Nordisk, one of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies, has disclosed a cybersecurity incident that resulted in unauthorized access to data related to some of its clinical trial participants. The company confirmed that certain information was copied from a limited number of internal IT systems without permission. Following the discovery, Novo Nordisk launched an investigation … Continued

INTERPOL Shuts Down SniperDz: Major Global Crackdown on a Phishing Empire

INTERPOL’s large-scale cybercrime operation, known as Operation Ramz, has led to the shutdown of the long-running SniperDz phishing platform and the arrest of its main administrator in Algeria. The operation was carried out with support from law enforcement agencies and cybersecurity partners across the Middle East and North Africa region. Investigators described the takedown as … Continued

Miasma Worm Source Code Briefly Leaked on GitHub, Raising Supply-Chain Security Concerns 

The source code of the Miasma worm, a credential-stealing malware framework linked to recent supply-chain attacks, was briefly exposed on GitHub before being removed. Security researchers reported that the publication appeared intentional and closely resembled an earlier leak involving the Shai-Hulud worm. The incident immediately attracted attention across the cybersecurity community because of Miasma’s growing … Continued

University of Nottingham Data Breach Impacts 450,000+ Students and Alumni 

A major cybersecurity incident has affected the University of Nottingham after hackers gained access to a large amount of student and alumni data. The breach involved the university’s Campus Solutions student records platform, which is used to manage academic and administrative information. Reports indicate that more than 450,000 current and former students may have been … Continued

Automated Pentest Says You Are Secure? Security Experts Warn That Is Not the Full Story 

Many organizations today rely on automated penetration-testing tools to evaluate their cybersecurity defenses. These tools can quickly scan systems, identify known vulnerabilities, and generate reports that appear reassuring. However, security experts behind a recent webinar warn that a clean automated pentest report does not always mean an organization is truly secure. Automated tools can only … Continued

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