The GPUBreach attack uses GPU Rowhammer techniques to corrupt memory and achieve full system compromise. This analysis explains how the attack works and what organizations must do to defend against it.
A critical Adobe Reader zero-day exploit uses malicious PDF files to steal sensitive data and potentially execute code. This analysis explains how the attack works and what organizations must do to defend against it.
The BlueHammer Windows zero-day exploit allows attackers to gain SYSTEM-level access with no available patch. This analysis explains how the attack works and what organizations must do to defend against it.
AI router vulnerabilities allow attackers to inject malicious code, manipulate AI workflows, and steal sensitive data. This analysis explains how the attack works and what organizations must do to defend against it.
Storm-2755 is using adversary-in-the-middle session hijacking, SEO poisoning, and malvertising to steal Microsoft 365 sessions and redirect employee salaries into attacker-controlled bank accounts. The campaign shows why organizations must move beyond traditional MFA and strengthen identity security, payroll verification, session controls, HR SaaS monitoring, and identity-focused penetration testing.
Ransomware gangs are increasingly using EDR killers to disable endpoint security before launching attacks. This analysis explains how these tools work and what organizations must do to defend against them.