
Frans Majair is a renowned cybersecurity expert. He writes about the importance of data protection regulations on security practices, cybersecurity insurance, and step-by-step guides on preparing for and responding to data breaches, among other topics. He condenses these learnings into various snackable content pieces, for all audiences interested in learning about hackers, threats, and business perspectives.
When the digital silence of a routine Tuesday was shattered by the vanishing of nearly three hundred million dollars, the decentralized finance community realized it was facing a phantom predator of unmatched skill. The Lazarus Group, North Korea's most notorious cyber unit, recently
The modern digital landscape demands more than just a passive watchful eye; it requires a sophisticated fusion of live intelligence and automated response to stay ahead of increasingly agile adversaries. This paradigm shift marks the end of an era where simply recording events was enough to
The browser extension store has become a digital minefield where over one hundred malicious add-ons recently managed to infiltrate the devices of twenty thousand unsuspecting users. Originally designed to enhance productivity and customize user interfaces, these small software packages now function
The rapid proliferation of interconnected office hardware has inadvertently created a vast and often neglected attack surface for sophisticated state-sponsored groups. Cyber-espionage operations conducted by the threat actor known as APT28 have recently reached a new level of persistence by
Modern cybersecurity defenses are currently facing a formidable challenge as threat actors increasingly integrate sophisticated artificial intelligence and native system utilities to bypass even the most advanced endpoint detection and response solutions. The recent emergence of the DeepLoad
Modern cybersecurity defenses often fail not because they lack raw power but because they are tuned for the wrong frequencies of malicious activity. This vulnerability is perfectly exploited by the CTRL Remote Access Toolkit, a Russian-origin threat that represents a fundamental shift in how
Modern cybersecurity defenses often struggle against the sophisticated convergence of human-centric social engineering and the technical exploitation of legitimate web infrastructure to compromise high-value corporate accounts. In the current landscape of 2026, threat actors have refined


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