The French Football Federation Breach: A Wake Up Call for Every Organization
Blog The French Football Federation Breach: A Wake Up Call for Every Organization The French Football Federation Breach: A Wake Up Call for Every Organization The French Football Federation (FFF) recently confirmed a cyber incident that exposed personal data belonging to people registered in its national football system. The attack did not rely on a […]
When a Vendor Cracks: What the SitusAMC Breach Means for Banks & Borrowers
Blog When a Vendor Cracks: What the SitusAMC Breach Means for Banks & Borrowers When a Vendor Fails: The SitusAMC Breach and Its Ripple Effect Across Wall Street The US banking ecosystem is entering a delicate moment after a cybersecurity incident involving SitusAMC, a major service provider that supports mortgage processing, asset management, and loan […]
The Invisible Weakness: How Supply Chain Attacks Redefined Cybersecurity in 2025
Blog The Invisible Weakness: How Supply Chain Attacks Redefined Cybersecurity in 2025 How Supply Chain Attacks Redefined Cybersecurity in 2025 When cybersecurity teams look inward, attackers look outward.That simple shift in perspective has turned 2025 into the year supply chain attacks became the most powerful weapon in cyber warfare. Instead of breaching fortified networks, threat […]
Cloudflare Breach via Salesloft Drift: A Stark Reminder of SaaS Supply Chain Vulnerabilities
Blog Cloudflare Breach via Salesloft Drift: A Stark Reminder of SaaS Supply Chain Vulnerabilities Introduction Cloudflare Breach via Salesloft Drift: A Stark Reminder of SaaS Supply Chain Vulnerabilities In today’s highly interconnected SaaS ecosystem, security boundaries extend far beyond core infrastructure. Companies increasingly rely on third-party tools for customer support, sales, and automation. These platforms, […]
Power of Threat Intelligence: A Game Changer for SOC Analysts
Blog Power of Threat Intelligence: A Game Changer for SOC Analysts Security teams today are not short on data. They’re short on clarity. In modern Security Operations Centers (SOCs), analysts are overwhelmed. Not just by the number of alerts flooding their dashboards, but by the growing complexity of the threats they’re expected to detect and […]
IBM’s Cost of a Data Breach 2025: The AI Oversight Gap
Blog IBM’s Cost of a Data Breach 2025: The AI Oversight Gap Introduction IBM has released its 20th annual Cost of a Data Breach Report, and for the first time in five years, global breach costs have declined. The 2025 report highlights the growing role of artificial intelligence in both defense and offense. Faster containment […]
Mobile App Security, Measured: How ThreatMon Scores iOS & Android Apps
Blog Mobile App Security, Measured: How ThreatMon Scores iOS & Android Apps Mobile applications are now central to nearly every aspect of modern life. From online banking and healthcare services to e-commerce and entertainment, businesses and consumers depend on them daily. But with this reliance comes exposure to unseen risks. What many organizations overlook is […]
Minimizing Your Digital Risk: Practical Steps for Enhanced Cyber Resilience
Blog Minimizing Your Digital Risk: Practical Steps for Enhanced Cyber Resilience In today’s hyper-connected world, every organization faces an unavoidable truth: digital risk is everywhere. Whether it is an exposed asset you forgot about, a zero-day vulnerability in third-party software, or stolen credentials being sold on dark web forums, the attack surface is expanding rapidly […]
Peek into Monthly Vulnerabilities October 2024
Blog In October 2024, we were aware of a series of high-risk Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) for organizations and users. Such vulnerabilities, when taken advantage of, can allow attackers to gain root access and execute data breach, service disruption and other attacks. In this blog, we’ll dive into the top 10 CVEs for October […]
Cyber Street’s Nightmare: Halloween Exposes Fresh Cyber Threats
Blog Halloween Cyber Threats Halloween Cyber Threats Report Cyber Street’s Nightmare: Halloween Exposes Fresh Cyber Threats As Halloween nears, we usually consider outfits, spooky dwellings, and lively parties. However, cybercriminals see it as a chance to carry out fresh attacks by taking advantage of the festive mood and lack of focus. This year’s Halloween Cyber […]
X-ZIGZAG RAT
Blog Unraveling the Tactics of a Sophisticated RAM-Based Threat Cyber threats continue to evolve, and one of the most recent and sophisticated examples is the X-ZIGZAG RAT. Detected by ThreatMon in 2024, this malware targets Windows systems using advanced techniques to evade detection, such as operating entirely in RAM and employing complex sandbox and virtual […]
Peek into Monthly Vulnerabilities: September 2024
Blog Peek into Monthly Vulnerabilities: September 2024 The month of September 2024 is exceptional for the many high-severity flaws that may hurt organizations and individual users. Several key Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) were published during this month, which could potentially grant attackers easy access to target systems. As we delve into these flaws, it […]
Fortinet Data Breach: A Wake-Up Call for Cybersecurity Firms
Blog Fortinet Data Breach: A Wake-Up Call for Cybersecurity Firms Fortinet, a multinational cybersecurity firm and the world’s seventh largest retail IT company, has confirmed that it’s been hacked, according to reports. The news of this major breach at a company whose business model is built on keeping corporate networks safe is an ominous sign […]
Peek into Monthly Vulnerabilities: August 2024
Blog August 2024 Vulnerabilities August 2024 again saw an uptick in the number of vulnerability disclosures, with several commonly exploited Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) across several platforms. Risk levels may be high, particularly on an enterprise scale, but the number of exploits seen this month demonstrates that there are active attempts to prevent them. […]
Peek into Monthly Vulnerabilities: July 2024
Blog Peek into Monthly Vulnerabilities July 2024 July 2024 is not a normal reporting month as 22,254 Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) were reported in the middle of it, but only %0.91 had been weaponized. There were 79,000 new vulnerabilities reported in the first six months of 2024, which isn’t the actual number, but even if it is, […]
CrowdStrike Update Halts the Systems: CyberSpace Ripple Effect
Blog CrowdStrike update 1.CrowdStrike Windows Outage: What Happened? A recent CrowdStrike update caused severe disruptions, including high CPU usage on macOS systems and the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) on Windows systems. These issues affected hundreds of systems globally, leading to operational standstills in various sectors, including broadcasting, aviation, and transportation. 2. When Did the […]
Peek into Monthly Vulnerabilities: June 2024
Blog Vulnerabilities June 2024 Peek into Monthly Vulnerabilities: June 2024 As more and more vulnerabilities and security flaws have surfaced throughout the rapidly changing cyber landscape, the need to keep an eye on our cybersecurity has become more keenly felt than ever before. The patching requirements of good cyber hygiene mandate that your chain is […]
Polyfill.io Supply Chain Attack: How Over 100,000 Websites Were Compromised and What You Need to Know
Blog Polyfill.io supply chain attack Polyfill.io Supply Chain Attack: How Over 100,000 Websites Were Compromised and What You Need to Know The Polyfill.io Scandal: What Happened? A highly used open-source JavaScript library, Polyfill.io helps to enable older browsers to implement modern web functionalities. This highly trusted service has recently been compromised, leading to massive supply […]
Top 10 Tools for Effective Attack Surface Management
Blog Top 10 Tools for Effective Attack Surface Management Organizations are acting under duress. So much has changed in the digital sphere so quickly. The ever-increasing sophistication and interconnected complexity have provided attackers with a wider pool of targets to exploit, significantly raising the number of potential damage vectors compared to years gone by. Attack […]
What is External Attack Surface Management (EASM)?
Blog External Attack Surface Management (EASM) is vital to modern cybersecurity strategies. EASM is gaining importance as organizations’ digital footprints expand and they are exposed to new vulnerabilities. In this content, crafted by the experts at ThreatMon, we will delve into External Attack Surface Management and its importance for businesses seeking to fortify their defenses […]
What is the OpenSSL Version Vulnerability?
Blog Learn about the OpenSSL version vulnerability, a flaw in the popular encryption library that can expose sensitive data, emphasizing the importance of updates to mitigate security risks. On October 25, the OpenSSL team has announced that a security patch for a critical vulnerability in OpenSSL version 3.x was being prepared. In addition to that […]
SQL Injection Failure and Flaws Have Been Patched by Vmware
Blog SQL Injection Failure SQL Injection Failure and Flaws That Allow Remote Attackers to Execute Code Remotely Have Been Patched by Vmware. The proof-of-concept exploit code is publicly available for a critical authentication bypass vulnerability in multiple VMware products that allows attackers to gain administrative privileges. VMware has previously released updates to the vulnerability (CVE-2022-31656, […]
Google Has Released an Update for the New Chrome Zero-Day Vulnerability
Blog Chrome Zero-Day Vulnerability Google has released security updates for many vulnerabilities, including the zero-day vulnerability for the Chrome browser. These defects are known to be actively exploited in the wild. Defined as a case of insufficient validation of untrusted inputs in Intents, the flaw is tracked with code CVE-2022-2856 (CVSS: N/A). The firm refrained […]
13 Organizations Targeted by Chinese-Linked APT41 and a New Wave of Cobalt Strike Infections
Blog APT41 APT41, one of the state-sponsored ex-hacker groups, breached government networks in six US states in March 2022, including by exploiting a vulnerability in a livestock management system, according to Mandiant researchers. Cybersecurity firm Group-IB’s investigations resulted in nearly 80 proactive notifications of APT41 attacks against their infrastructure to private and government organizations worldwide. […]
LastPass Password Manager with 25 Million Users Hacked
Blog LastPass Password Manager Hacked, compromising encrypted password vaults and personal information of its 25 million users. LastPass Password Manager Hacked LastPass, one of the world’s largest password managers, has confirmed that it has been hacked. The company revealed that threat actors stole some of the company’s source code and some proprietary LastPass technical information. […]
Chinese Threat Actors APT40 Targets Energy Sector in Australia and the South China Sea
Blog APT40, a Chinese state-sponsored hacking group, targets Energy Sector in Australia and the South China Sea. Chinese Threat Actors APT40 The Chinese state-owned threat actor, APT40, targets Australian government agencies, Australian media companies and manufacturers that maintain wind turbine fleets in the South China Sea. Cybersecurity firm Proofpoint, which works in collaboration with PwC, […]
The Importance of Attack Surface Management for Organizations
Blog Understand why attack surface management is crucial for organizations, focusing on how it helps identify, monitor, and secure exposed assets to mitigate potential cyber threats. The Importance of Attack Surface Management for Organizations Today, with the transition of organizations from traditional business processes to digital business processes, the likelihood of organizations facing the risk […]
ChatGPT and Cyber Security in 15 Questions: Impacts, Benefits and Harms
Blog ChatGPT and Cyber Security: Discover the impacts, benefits, and potential harms of using ChatGPT in cybersecurity. What is the ChatGPT? ChatGPT is an AI driven chatbot launched by OpenAI in November 2022. ChatGPT is a variant of the GPT (Generative Pre-training Transformer) language model that has been fine-tuned for the task of conversational response […]
Cyber Security Transformation Steps For Success
Blog Cyber Security Transformation Steps For Success: focusing on building resilient infrastructures and adopting proactive security measures. Cyber Security Transformation Steps Cloud computing has garnered the attention of the Department of Defense as data and computer processing needs grow and budgets shrink. Programs are interested in the potential of cloud computing to control growing data […]
The Internet of Bodies Will Change Everything, for Better or Worse
Blog Examine how the Internet of Bodies (IoB)—the network of connected devices. Internet of Bodies (IoB) Internet-connected devices like smart thermostats, voice-activated assistants, and web-enabled refrigerators have become ubiquitous in American homes. These technologies are part of the Internet of Things (IoT), which has flourished in recent years as consumers and businesses flock to smart […]
Cost Considerations in Cloud Computing
Blog Understand the key cost factors in cloud computing, including infrastructure, data transfer, and maintenance, to help organizations optimize spending and achieve financial efficiency. The Key Cost Factors in Cloud Computing Cloud computing has garnered the attention of the Department of Defense as data and computer processing needs grow and budgets shrink. Programs are interested […]
What is BOTNET?
Blog A botnet is a network of compromised computers controlled by a malicious actor, often used to launch large-scale cyber attacks. Cyber attackers establish a network by infecting computers with malware. This remotely controlled malware is called a “bot“. The network of these bots is called a “botnet“. These computers are also called zombies. Sometimes […]
What is HTML Injection Vulnerability? How to Mitigate HTML Injection?
Blog HTML Injection vulnerability is a kind of injection vulnerability as you can understand from it’s name. It allows the user to inject his/her arbitrary HTML codes to the webpage. Injection type may be stored or reflected. It looks like a Cross-site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability. Some researchers consider the HTML Injection vulnerability to be a […]
NOBELIUM APT29 – EnvyScout
Blog Summary of Analysis The NOBELIUM group is also known as APT29. NOBELIUM has generally targeted government institutions, non-governmental organizations, think tanks, the military, IT service providers, R&D companies working in the healthcare field, and telecommunication providers in its attacks so far. It has been observed that the NOBELIUM group has been using Spear Phishing […]
What are Multiple Apache Vulnerabilities?
Blog Multiple Apache Vulnerabilities Multiple Apache Vulnerabilities can expose systems to various risks, including unauthorized access, denial of service, and data breaches. In this article, Apache Server and its vulnerabilities, and ways to mitigate these threats will be talked about. How to find the website’s server? There are multiple tools available to find out which […]
What Is Jquery XSS Vulnerability Version?
Blog Jquery XSS Vulnerability Version; Much information, including personal information, can be captured and operations can be performed on computers. Let’s start with what jquery and XSS are. Jquery is a library of JavaScript. It was created to facilitate the use of JavaScript on websites. It is not a separate programming language and works with […]
What is File Upload Vulnerability?
Blog File upload vulnerability File upload vulnerabilities are when a web server allows users to upload files to its filesystem without sufficiently validating things like their name, type, contents, or size. Failing to properly enforce restrictions on these could mean that even a basic image upload function can be used to upload arbitrary and potentially […]
What is Weak SSL Algorithms?
Blog Weak SSL algorithms are cryptographic protocols that do not provide adequate security, making it easier for attackers to intercept sensitive data. Sensitive data must be protected when transmitted over the network. This data may include user credentials and credit card information. Servers are authenticated using digital certificates. These are SSL/TLS certificates. TLS encrypts communication […]
What is Server Header Information Disclosure?
Blog Server Header Information Disclosure In this article, what is Server Header Information Disclosure and what ways it causes will be discussed. While the web server sends HTTP headers to the user to respond, it exposes the server version and the technologies used by the web server. This information plays an important role in determining […]
What is SSL Expire?
Blog SSL Certificate An SSL certificate is a digital certificate that authenticates a website and encrypts information sent to a server using this technology. How to learn SSL certificate duration? There are websites to query the expiration time of the SSL certificate. Secondly, the SSL certificate duration can be learned with the following command line […]
What are Multiple Microsoft IIS Vulnerabilities?
Blog In this article, Microsoft IIS Server vulnerabilities and ways to mitigate these threats will be discussed. How to find the website’s server? There are multiple tools available to find out which web server is used. The first of these is curl -I command. curl -I command is run on terminal in order to learn […]