RansomHub, a relatively newer player in the ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) landscape, is experiencing significant internal turmoil after affiliates suddenly lost access to negotiation chat portals on…
Hackers are exploiting what’s known as “Dangling DNS” records to take over corporate subdomains, posing significant threats to organizations’ security frameworks. This attack vector has…
A friend recently forwarded me an email I sent to him in 2004. It was part of conversation about where messaging was going, e.g. texting…
FortiGuard Labs, Fortinet’s AI-driven threat intelligence arm, has uncovered a series of malicious NPM packages designed to steal sensitive information from developers and target PayPal…
Cybersecurity experts have unearthed an intricate cyber campaign that leverages deceptive websites posing as the Google Play Store to distribute Android malware. These websites, hosted…
This is the best argument I’ve come across for why git is special and worth your time. I’ve seen glimpses of this before, but I’ve…
Cybercriminals are increasingly exploiting search engine optimization (SEO) techniques and paid advertisements to manipulate search engine results, pushing malicious websites to the top where unsuspecting…
This is one of the best refutations of the standard creationist arguments I’ve seen in a short video format. Combined with this one I think…
The subject of character mapping and encoding is formidable, and many confuse the various schemes and standards available. As a reference, the list below gives…
I lack the words, but I don’t need them. I sometimes realize that I’m hesitant to talk about my love here, and tonight is one…
I inwardly smile when I hear the term “Unified Threat Management”. It means different things to different people, but to me it means consolidating the…
So everyone knows that UTF-8 encodes Unicode code points into eight bits, and UTF-16 encodes Unicode code points into 16 bits (or, two bytes), right?…
