Miroslava Petrovičová

In the realm of cybersecurity, the prevalence of data breaches persists despite substantial investments and advancements in security technologies. Rather than targeting systems directly, cybercriminals exploit human vulnerabilities through tactics like social engineering. These insights underscore the intrinsic link between organizational culture

Apple’s latest iOS 18.1 update introduced a discreet yet significant security feature known as Inactivity Reboot. This innovative addition prompts iPhones to automatically reboot after a period of inactivity, bolstering device security by encrypting information and disabling Face ID until the user

Cybercriminals are leveraging zip files in innovative ways to evade detection mechanisms and deliver malicious payloads in phishing attacks. By manipulating the structural flexibility of zip archives through techniques like concatenation, threat actors can create deceptive files that appear benign on the

In a surprising turn of events, a US government-controlled crypto wallet that fell victim to a $20 million hack saw most of the stolen funds mysteriously returned by the attacker. The blockchain analysis firm Arkham Intelligence reported that $19.3 million was sent

A recent cyber threat has emerged targeting government agencies, enterprises, and military entities through malicious email campaigns. The tactic involves utilizing popular services like Amazon or Microsoft to deceive recipients, with attachments in the form of Remote Desktop Protocol (‘.rdp’) configuration files

Reports have emerged indicating that Chinese hackers attempted to breach the phone data of former President Donald Trump, running mate JD Vance, and individuals connected to Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign. The severity of such breaches cannot be understated, as cybersecurity analysts