
Alison Willains is a cybersecurity expert interested in analytics intelligence. Her work has been featured in leading tech publications worldwide and contributes to best practice guidelines in monitoring, evaluating, and defending organizations against cyber threats. In her writing, she provides invaluable industry insights and tips that help businesses and governments protect their online data.
The digital landscape across Greater China is undergoing a seismic regulatory shift, as both Beijing and Hong Kong have decisively moved to fortify their data and cybersecurity frameworks with a host of new laws and stringent enforcement measures. The start of 2026 signals a significant maturation
The most significant cyber threats targeting the global financial sector are not emerging from the shadows of undiscovered zero-day exploits but are instead being delivered through highly refined, scalable, and ruthlessly efficient criminal enterprises. A forward-looking analysis of the threat
A forgotten router collecting dust in a home office has become a potent weapon for cybercriminals, a scenario now playing out globally as a critical zero-day vulnerability in D-Link hardware highlights a dangerous and growing trend. As millions of legacy devices remain connected to the internet
The very tools designed to streamline operations and connect disparate systems can sometimes harbor hidden doorways for malicious actors, transforming a trusted automation hub into a significant security liability. A newly discovered vulnerability in the n8n platform serves as a stark reminder of
The once-private boundary between a user and an artificial intelligence chatbot has been decisively breached by a federal court order, establishing a startling precedent that could transform digital interactions into discoverable legal evidence. In a landmark ruling that reverberates through the
Analyzing the Threat: An Introduction to VVS Stealer The proliferation of sophisticated cybercrime tools has reached a critical point, where powerful malware is no longer the exclusive domain of elite hacking groups but is available to a much broader audience of malicious actors. This review
The digital perimeter that was once considered a secure fortress can become an open gate in less time than it takes to schedule a routine maintenance window. For thousands of organizations relying on Fortinet security appliances, this alarming possibility transformed into a stark reality when
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