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What Are Normal Users Supposed to...

Probably once a week, I see posts like this in the r/Ubiquiti subreddit. Ubiquiti makes network gear that includes an “IDS/IPS” feature. I…

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Everything You Need to Know

The business world runs on email. It’s our primary method of communication, both internally and externally, which makes it both a necessity and…

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Using AI to identify cybercrime masterminds...

Online criminal forums, both on the public internet and on the “dark web” of Tor .onion sites, are a rich resource for threat…

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Is hacktivism acceptable? — Matt Palmer

This week I attended CSO Online’s CSO Security Summit in London, which was tracked into protection and culture tracks. One of the most…

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How To Save Your Children From...

If you’re a parent and haven’t been in touch with gaming for a while, you’d be surprised at how much it has changed.…

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Cybersecurity Advisory: Hackers Exploit Zoom’s Remote...

A newly uncovered cyberattack campaign is exploiting Zoom’s Remote Control feature to infiltrate the systems of cryptocurrency traders and venture capitalists. Named “Elusive…

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MY TAKE: Microsoft takes ownership of...

Last week at Microsoft Build, Azure CTO Mark Russinovich made headlines by telling the truth. Related: A basis for AI optimism In a…

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Bridging the Nursing Workforce Skills Gap...

The US is facing a critical nursing workforce challenge, with increasing shortages and evolving skill demands. As healthcare facilities scramble to fill gaps,…

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Hackers Use Leaked Shellter Tool License...

Jul 08, 2025Ravie LakshmananMalware / Cybercrime In yet another instance of threat actors repurposing legitimate tools for malicious purposes, it has been discovered…

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Competing with layer zero in cybersecurity

I am not aware of anyone who has previously attempted to define the concept of layer zero in security. Chances are, you will…

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