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For your information, the Silent Ransom Group (SRG) goes by other names namely UNC3573, Luna Moth as well as Chatty Spider. The former targets law firms by data theft followed by extortion instead of the classic encryption of valuable data. First it sends phishing emails to staff or makes phone calls to them. Since the […]
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 […]
In 2025, researchers uncovered a massive pool of exposed login data. Billions of usernames and passwords were found circulating online, collected over time from breaches and malware. It wasn’t one incident. It was years of compromised data coming together in one place. At the same time, phishing has become harder to spot. Emails sound natural. […]