This post is going to cover 10 Windows commands for red teamers that are less likely to trigger alerts or look suspicious. Unlike most of the recycled “hacking commands” lists filled with…
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SIEM vs. SOAR vs. XDR
Cybersecurity tools have evolved rapidly, and understanding the differences between SIEM vs. SOAR vs. XDR is now critical for IT leaders aiming to strengthen their security postures. Whether you’re a small business…
Ransomware Negotiator Caught Distributing Ransomware: How Insider Knowledge Became a Weapon
It finally happened a trusted ransomware negotiator has been indicted for doing exactly what many in cybersecurity suspected would happen, deploying ransomware themselves. But this isn’t just a betrayal of trust it’s…
SSRF Real Cookie Banner Vulnerability discovery – CVE-2025-12136
During a client engagement we recently identified a Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) vulnerability affecting all versions of the Real Cookie Banner WordPress plugin up to and including v5.2.4. The plugin provides cookie…
Storm0501: As Enterprises Move to the Cloud, So Do the Criminals
Microsoft Threat Intelligence has observed a financially motivated cyber-threat actor, tracked as Storm-0501, shifting its playbook to exploit cloud environments. Once a on-premises attacker, the group now prioritizes cloud-native ransomware speeding up…
Managed Security Services Moving to the Cloud: A Cloud-First Future in 2025
The landscape of managed security services (MSS) has undergone a significant transformation in recent years. What was once a premises-based model defined by on-site hardware and localized oversight has rapidly shifted toward…
Affiliate Marketing Scams: How Malicious Actors Exploit Your Program
Affiliate marketing can be a powerful way to grow your business, drive sales, and reward partners for their contributions. But like any open system, it’s also a ripe target for malicious actors….
How Hackers Use Javascript To Distribute Malware
JavaScript is an indispensable part of the modern web, powering everything from dynamic animations to real-time user interfaces. It is widely used in web development, making it a critical technology for building…
Cross Site Request Forgery Examples
Introduction Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF) is one of the oldest but still most dangerous web application vulnerabilities. It tricks authenticated users into unknowingly performing actions on a web application using their…
The Patching Game: Why Patch Management Is Important and Why It Still Fails Enterprises in 2025
In 2008, the SANS Internet Storm Center made headlines with a sobering discovery: an unpatched Windows XP computer connected to the internet could be compromised in just five minutes. Security researchers showed…