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Phishing campaigns have shifted. The phishing PDF attachment has become one of the most effective tools in a cybercriminal’s arsenal, quietly replacing .zip files and executables in modern phishing campaigns. This everyday file format is being exploited to steal credentials, deliver malware, and trick users at scale. The IBM X-Force Threat Intelligence Index 2025 highlights a […]
Manufacturing cyberattacks 2025 data from the IBM X-Force Threat Intelligence Index reveals a troubling trend — the manufacturing sector has once again topped the list of targeted industries. In 2024, it accounted for 26% of all cyber incidents investigated by IBM’s security teams. This marks the fourth consecutive year manufacturing has held this position, driven […]
Telegram for cybercriminals remains a top choice in 2025, offering anonymity, easy file sharing, and mass communication with little oversight. This is despite strong cyber vigilance and stringent policies. Its privacy, lax moderation in private chats, and support for Telegram bots continue to attract malicious actors. As per the statistical reports of DemandSage in March […]