Category: security
Immutable backup storage is the best protection against ransomware, but many businesses don’t have it
Immutable backup storage is the best ransomware protection Research shows backups are almost always targeted in ransomware attacks Ransomware is on the rise already in 2025 Ransomware attacks in the first quarter of 2025 set new records, up by 84% in the same period of 2024. Moreover, ransomware is often…
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ESET security scanner vulnerability used to deploy TCESB malware
Kaspersky observed a threat actor called ToddyCat abusing a bug in ESET’s cybersecurity solution The group used a now-patched flaw to deploy a piece of malware called TCESB Users are advised to patch their systems and monitor for threats A component of ESET’s endpoint protection solution was being abused to…
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Spyware combing for data ‘of use to China’ hidden inside religious and cultural apps
Malicious apps are being disguised to gather data for China Uighur, Tibetan and Taiwanese communities are being targeted The apps look like religious and cultural applications The UKs National Cyber Security Center, alongside compatriots in Australia, Canada, Germany, New Zealand and the US, are warning apps loaded with spyware are…
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Google unveils new security AI agents to keep your business safe from the latest threats
Google Cloud has unveiled the launch of several new AI agents focused on keeping your organization as safe as it can be. The company revealed the new additions at its Google Cloud Next 25 event, promising a useful ally to protect your business from the latest threats. The new agents…
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Google Unified Security brings the power of AI to your security suite
Google unveils combined security suite at Cloud Next 25 Google Unified Security brings together all its top safety tools Threat Intelligence from Mandiant will help your business spot threats before they strike Google Cloud has unveiled a new unified security platform designed to take the stress out of keeping your…
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CrushFTP vulnerability exploited in the wild, added to CISA KEV database
A critical flaw was discovered in file transfer tool CrushFTP Experts claim the issue was being abused in the wild CISA added the flaw to its KEV catalog A critical-severity vulnerability plaguing file transfer software CrushFTP was found being actively exploited in the wild. Earlier this month, it was reported…
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