Summer is a season of relaxation for many, but it’s also a prime opportunity for cybercriminals to strike. As IT and security teams operate with reduced staffing levels, attackers take advantage of slower response times and reduced oversight to launch targeted attacks that can easily go undetected. The summer months are particularly vulnerable, with data … Read more
A Sophisticated Phishing Platform Emerges with AI-Powered Lure Generation Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a new phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) operation called Forg365 that’s specifically designed to target Microsoft 365 accounts. What sets this platform apart is its use of artificial intelligence (AI) to craft custom phishing lures, making it more convincing and harder to detect. Forg365 combines … Read more
A new wave of attacks is sweeping the digital landscape, leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to pinpoint and exploit software vulnerabilities with alarming speed. Cybersecurity experts warn that these AI-driven assaults can compromise even the most well-guarded systems in a matter of minutes. As a result, organizations are scrambling to adapt their defenses and stay one … Read more
Summer is here, and for many organizations, that means lighter workloads, vacation schedules, and a general slowdown in business operations. However, for cybercriminals, it’s a different story altogether – they see summer as an ideal time to launch attacks, taking advantage of reduced staffing levels and slower response times. According to data, there’s a 40% … Read more
Phishing Platform Forg365 Uses AI to Target Microsoft 365 Accounts with Sophisticated Tactics A new phishing-as-a-service operation has emerged, targeting unsuspecting users of Microsoft 365 accounts with an arsenal of sophisticated tactics. The platform, called Forg365, combines artificial intelligence (AI) with traditional phishing methods to trick victims into handing over their login credentials. Forg365’s AI-powered … Read more
A new strain of ransomware, dubbed GodDamn, has been discovered exploiting a previously unknown vulnerability in Windows systems. This sophisticated malware leverages a malicious driver called PoisonX to disable endpoint defenses, making it an especially insidious threat for organizations and individuals alike. GodDamn ransomware targets Windows systems, with the primary vector being unpatched software vulnerabilities. … Read more
Cybersecurity teams are bracing for a wave of newly discovered software vulnerabilities, thanks to an unlikely ally: artificial intelligence (AI) models. These AI-powered “clearinghouses” have been quietly scouring vast swaths of code, unearthing previously unknown weaknesses in popular software applications. Researchers at top tech firms and universities have been using AI-driven tools to analyze massive … Read more
A New Era of Cyberattacks: AI-Powered Threats Strike with Lightning Speed, Leaving Defenders Scrambling to Keep Up Cyberattacks have long been a threat to organizations worldwide, but a new and particularly insidious type of assault has emerged in recent months. Artificial intelligence (AI) models are now being used to identify and exploit software vulnerabilities at … Read more
Global Anti-Fraud Operation Nets 5,800 Suspects and $293 Million in Illicit Assets In a major crackdown on social engineering scams and money laundering, law enforcement agencies worldwide have arrested nearly 6,000 suspects and seized over $293 million in illicit assets. The operation, dubbed “Operation First Light 2026,” involved 97 countries and was led by the … Read more
Microsoft has announced plans to retire its OWA Light client, a lightweight version of the Outlook Web App email client, which has been part of Exchange Server for nearly two decades. The move is expected to take place in an upcoming update to Exchange Server, likely in August 2026. OWA Light was initially introduced as … Read more