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At Black Hat, Robert Johnston and Vikram Ramesh of N-able talk about the growing security pressures on small and mid-sized businesses. They note that ransomware and credential-based attacks are climbing sharply in the mid-market. Attackers who once focused on large enterprises are increasingly targeting organizations with fewer resources, viewing them as easier entry points. In..

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Microsoft released its August Patch Tuesday security updates, addressing a total of 107 vulnerabilities across its product ecosystem. The update includes fixes for 90 vulnerabilities, classified as follows: 13 are Critical, 76 are Important, one is Moderate, and one is Low. Notably, none of these vulnerabilities are listed as actively exploited zero-days, which provides some […]

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In recent months, a new phishing toolkit known as PoisonSeed has emerged, targeting both individual users and enterprise organizations with unprecedented sophistication. Unlike traditional phishing kits that harvest only usernames and passwords, PoisonSeed employs an adversary-in-the-middle (AitM) approach to intercept multi-factor authentication (MFA) tokens and session cookies. Victims receive spear-phishing emails masquerading as notifications from […]

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The threat actor known as PoisonSeed, loosely affiliated with groups like Scattered Spider and CryptoChameleon, has deployed an active phishing kit designed to circumvent multi-factor authentication (MFA) and harvest credentials from individuals and organizations. This kit, operational since April 2025, targets login services of major CRM and bulk email providers such as Google, SendGrid, and […]

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Organizations that treat HIPAA compliance as a living, breathing part of their operations, not just an annual checkbox, are the ones best positioned to protect patient data, mitigate risk, and build enduring trust with patients and partners. Based on patterns observed across successful healthcare providers, health-tech companies, and third-party service organizations, a recurring theme emerges: […]

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Imagine your Security Operations Center (SOC) as the tactical center of a medieval fortress, where vigilant sentries scan the horizon for approaching threats. But instead of watching for enemy armies, your digital guardians monitor an endless stream of network traffic, system logs, and security alerts. The Digital Guardians: Your SOC’s Critical Mission Like those ancient […]

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