Latest articles by Solomon Klappholz
Hackers have been posing as IT support on Microsoft Teams
News The social engineering campaign combines a traditional email spam campaign with Microsoft Teams-based manipulation
Cisco just announced a major partner program overhaul – here’s what you need to know
News The Cisco 360 Partner Program promises to accelerate the value partners bring to customers, reimagined to boost skills and innovation
Microsoft's Recall delayed once again as roll-out fiasco continues
News The much-maligned snapshot feature has seen a number of revisions and delays as Microsoft rushes to patch over security issues
Meta's razor sharp AI focus is paying dividends
News Meta reported revenue growth above expectations, but sustained considerable losses in its Reality Labs unit, which it says will continue to widen in 2025
Two notorious infostealer malware operations were just knocked offline
News Infrastructure linked to two major infostealer malware strains has been seized in a joint law enforcement operation
Apple’s ‘carbon neutral’ Mac Mini is small and compact, but packs a mighty punch with the new M4 chips
News With a pint-sized footprint only half the size of its M2 predecessor, the M4 and M4 Pro edition of the Mac Mini promises to bring an unprecedented size-to-performance ratio
Inside Google’s “promising and pragmatic” approach to fixing software development’s memory safety problem
News Google has reaffirmed its commitment to bolstering the security of memory unsafe codebases.
Hacker claims to have data linked to 19 million French mobile and internet customers
News Exposed data could include IBAN numbers, email addresses, and phone numbers
The National Public Data breach exposed 270 million users – now the company has filed for bankruptcy
News National Public Data’s decline after a devastating cyber attack took roughly six months, as it failed to stay afloat amid mounting recovery costs
National Public Data breach: Lawsuit claims failed to protect billions of personal records
News A breach at background check company National Public Data allegedly left billions of sensitive personal records exposed on the dark web
Three things you need to know about the US National Security Memorandum on AI
News The US Government has identified three core objectives to advance its leadership in AI, but the program will require significant investment to meet its ambitious goals
Everything you need to know about the ‘mass exploitation’ of FortiManager appliances
News A missing authentication flaw could allow an attacker to use a compromised FortiManager device to move laterally to other Fortinet devices and target enterprise environments
This new AI jailbreaking technique lets hackers crack models in just three interactions
News A new jailbreaking technique could be used by threat actors to gradually bypass safety guardrails in popular LLMs to draw them into generating harmful content
Jensen Huang just issued a big update on Nvidia's Blackwell chip flaws
News Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has confirmed that a design flaw that was impacting the expected yields from its Blackwell AI GPUs has been addressed.
Exploitation of Docker remote API servers has reached a “critical level”
News Hackers are targeting Docker’s remote access API as it allows them to pivot from a single container to the host and deploy malware with ease
Hackers are stepping up ‘qishing’ attacks by hiding malicious QR codes in PDF email attachments
News Malicious QR codes hidden in email attachments may be missed by traditional email security scanners, with over 500,000 qishing attacks launched in the last three months.
Why experts are warning businesses to prepare for quantum now – or face critical cyber risks when it arrives
In-depth Quantum computing will threaten the foundational encryption techniques underpinning digital trust everywhere, so businesses have a limited time window to prepare
Cisco confirms attackers stole data, shuts down access to compromised DevHub environment
News The tech giant insists that no sensitive customer information has been compromised
‘Tool sprawl’ is burning budgets and wasting employees’ time
Analysis Leaders and employees alike report redundant software is squandering budgets while making organizations less secure
Sophos acquires Secureworks for $859 million
News Sophos will look to integrate Secureworks’ Taegis XDR platform while combining the pair's threat intelligence capabilities
Cyber criminal underground “thriving” as weekly attacks surge by 75% in Q3 2024
Cyber attacks reached another all-time high this quarter as digital crime continues to be a highly profitable industry for threat actors
NIS2 is now in force around the EU – can business keep up with new compliance obligations?
The EU’s flagship cyber resilience framework NIS2 is finally here, but research indicates businesses are not ready, with compliance officers facing a herculean task
Why storage architectures must change to meet the needs of AI
Analysis Sluggish innovation in storage architectures could be holding back AI’s true potential
