Artificial Intelligence is becoming part of everyday business operations, from chatbots and copilots to automated support, development assistants, and knowledge-search tools. But as adoption grows, attackers are also finding new ways to abuse AI systems. One of the most important risks is prompt injection, which OWASP lists as the top LLM application security risk forContinue reading “How Attackers Use Prompt Injection Against AI”
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Stop Credential Harvesting Now: 7 Practical Defenses for Teams
Credential harvesting is an attack where criminals collect usernames, passwords, tokens, or other login material—often via phishing, fake login pages, or malware—and then reuse those credentials to access accounts or sell them. Protecting against it requires layered defenses: MFA, password hygiene, endpoint controls, and secrets management. Credential Harvesting Attack OverviewCredential harvesting is a focused cyberattackContinue reading “Stop Credential Harvesting Now: 7 Practical Defenses for Teams”
CrowdStrike and the world’s Largest IT outage in history
A massive IT outage is causing worldwide chaos with disruption at airports, banks, medical centers, and more. Millions of computer systems are not working this morning – only displaying the “blue screen of death” – as a result of a Microsoft glitch What is the cause ? Crowdstrike’s update for Microsoft Windows is causing thisContinue reading “CrowdStrike and the world’s Largest IT outage in history”
Battling Digital Disasters: Understanding Cyber Recovery
In today’s digital world, data is the lifeblood of most organizations. A cyberattack, with its potential for data breaches, ransomware encryption, and system disruption, can be a crippling blow. Here’s where cyber recovery steps in – a specialized strategy for restoring IT systems and data after a cyberattack. However, it’s important to distinguish cyber recoveryContinue reading “Battling Digital Disasters: Understanding Cyber Recovery”
Pass-the-Hash (PtH) Attack
At some point when an attacker or a malicious user acquires the password hash, its not necessary decrypt it to get access to the resource, the has can be passed as it is. In a pass-the-hash attack, an attacker steals a user’s password hash (a one-way, encrypted representation of the password) instead of the actualContinue reading “Pass-the-Hash (PtH) Attack”
DDoS Attack: An Analysis with Wireshark
Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks have become a prevalent threat in the digital landscape, disrupting online services and causing significant downtime. To safeguard against these attacks, network administrators and cybersecurity professionals employ various tools and techniques. In this article, we’ll explore how Wireshark, a widely-used network protocol analyzer, can be utilized to analyze andContinue reading “DDoS Attack: An Analysis with Wireshark”
