Tag: #cybersecurity
Artificial intelligence is no longer just a productivity tool. It has become part of how cyberattacks are planned, tested, and executed. Over the past year, one term has started appearing more often in cybersecurity discussions: DarkGPT. At first glance, DarkGPT sounds like a hidden version of AI designed for hacking. But when you look closer, […]
A cyberattack in 2026 does not begin with a system crash or a warning alert. It begins with something that looks ordinary. A login request. A message from a colleague. A voice that sounds familiar. Nothing feels urgent in that moment, and that is what makes it dangerous. By the time suspicion appears, access has […]
Cyberattacks are no longer driven mainly by software vulnerabilities. They are increasingly driven by identity compromise. According to Sophos, identity-based attacks now account for a majority of incident response cases, with attackers using valid credentials in many breaches. In fact, in over 56% of cases, attackers logged in rather than broke in. At the same […]