The New Face of Digital Crime Remember the clumsy “foreign prince” emails offering you a fortune for a small favour?
A quiet alarm in Redmond Early last year, analysts inside Microsoft detected faint, unusual traffic patterns flowing through a major
Think you’re alone when you settle down in front of your computer? Think again. A compromised webcam can turn your
From Dark-Web Whispers to YouTube Demos The name Xanthorox sounds like something dreamed up in a comic-book dystopia, yet the
A rising tide of zero-day ransomware Ransomware’s long-predicted decline isn’t materialising. Verizon’s freshly minted 2025 Data Breach Investigations Report shows
A New Era of Cyber-Trickery For decades, defending computer systems has felt like an endless game of cat and mouse.
The cybersecurity industry is facing a new identity crisis—literally. Autonomous AI “agents” are being hired for everything from customer support
A Wave You Can’t Out-Swim Artificial intelligence has swept through boardrooms with the same force that the internet did a
A Reality Check on the Numbers Artificial intelligence may dominate conference agendas, but Verizon’s 2025 Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR)
A Tsunami of Compromised Credentials Researchers at Cybernews have uncovered 19,030,305,929 passwords spilled online between April 2024 and April 2025—enough
1. What Do “Open Source” and “Closed Source” Actually Mean? Open source software publishes its source code—and, in the case
As the digital landscape evolves, so too do the strategies of cybercriminals, who now blend psychological cunning with technical prowess