Shadow Campaigns: Global Espionage at Unprecedented Scale
In early 2026, Palo Alto Networks’ Unit 42 uncovered one of the most far‑reaching cyber espionage operations to date. Dubbed “Shadow Campaigns,” this state‑sponsored activity […]
Month: February 2026
End of an Era: Microsoft to Retire Exchange Online EWS by 2027
After nearly two decades of service, Exchange Web Services (EWS) is officially on its way out. Microsoft has announced that the EWS API for Exchange […]
Beyond Firewalls: Samsung Knox and the New Era of Mobile Defense
Enterprise network security has come a long way—firewalls are smarter, threat detection is sharper, and access controls are more granular. But here’s the catch: mobile […]
LLMs Inside AI: The Future of Business Intelligence
A Large Language Model (LLM) is the “engine” inside many AI systems, designed to understand and generate human-like text. Different AI vendors build their products […]
Microsoft Builds Scanner to Detect Backdoors in LLMs
Microsoft’s AI Security team has unveiled a lightweight scanner designed to detect backdoors in open-weight large language models (LLMs). This innovation aims to strengthen trust […]
Voicemail Trap: How Fake Audio Alerts Are Granting Hackers Remote Access
Cybercriminals are evolving—and they’re doing it with weaponized voicemail messages. A new campaign dubbed “Voicemail Trap” uses fake audio alerts to lure users into downloading […]
SonicWall SSLVPN Breach Leads to Kernel-Level EDR Kill Chain
Threat actors are now using compromised SonicWall SSLVPN credentials to bypass perimeter defenses and deploy a stealthy EDR killer that disables endpoint security from the […]
NGINX Hijacked: How Attackers Are Redirecting User Traffic Undetected
A new campaign targeting NGINX servers is quietly rerouting user traffic through attacker-controlled infrastructure—without triggering alarms. Discovered by DataDog Security Labs, this operation exploits configuration […]
MCP Servers + AI: Building the Business Journey of the Future
In today’s digital-first world, businesses are no longer asking if they should adopt AI—they’re asking how. The answer increasingly lies in MCP servers integrated with […]
NTDS.dit Exfiltration: The Shortcut to Full Active Directory Compromise
Active Directory is the backbone of enterprise authentication. But attackers have found a devastating shortcut: stealing the NTDS.dit file. This database contains encrypted password hashes […]