Marla Pairira

Marla Pairira

Compliance Advisor

Marla Pairira is a writer interested in hackers and threats. She writes from the perspective of ethical hackers, helping businesses uncover vulnerabilities and comply with regulations like GDPR and HIPAA. Marla also looks at the moral, ethical, and legal issues, advising organizations on responsible disclosure and sharing the guidelines for obtaining proper authorization.

Hackers & Threats Can Google Stop China's Largest TV Botnet?

In the evolving landscape of cybersecurity, Google has taken a decisive step by filing a lawsuit against the operators of the notorious Badbox 2.0 botnet, an alarmingly sophisticated network that has compromised over 10 million devices using Android open-source software. This legal action emerges

Can Google Stop China's Largest TV Botnet?
Hackers & Threats AI-Powered Ransomware Negotiations – Review

The landscape of cybersecurity consistently evolves as cybercrime becomes more sophisticated, with ransomware threats posing significant challenges. One of the latest innovations leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) technology is AI-powered ransomware negotiations, which represent a milestone in

AI-Powered Ransomware Negotiations – Review
Hackers & Threats FBI Alerts on Rising Teen-Driven Cybercrime Network

Recent advisories issued by the FBI have unveiled the growing threat posed by a sophisticated cybercrime network known as The Com, short for The Community. This criminal consortium includes an alarming number of minors and is credited with a series of illicit actions spanning from elaborate online

FBI Alerts on Rising Teen-Driven Cybercrime Network
Hackers & Threats Surveillance Firm Exploits SS7 to Track Users' Locations

In recent years, the use of surveillance technologies has become increasingly sophisticated, with companies finding innovative ways to bypass traditional security protocols. These developments pose significant concerns regarding user privacy, particularly in the realm of telecommunications. The SS7

Surveillance Firm Exploits SS7 to Track Users' Locations
Hackers & Threats How Did a Cyberattack Expose 750,000 TADTS Users' Data?

In an alarming revelation, roughly 750,000 individuals connected to The Alcohol & Drug Testing Service (TADTS) faced exposure of their sensitive personal data due to a significant cyberattack. Known previously as the Texas Alcohol and Drug Testing Service, TADTS administers alcohol and drug

How Did a Cyberattack Expose 750,000 TADTS Users' Data?
Hackers & Threats Is Eastern Europe Ready for XDigo Malware Attacks?

In today's interview, we're diving into the world of cyber threats with Malik Haidar, a renowned cybersecurity expert known for his comprehensive strategies in defending against high-tech threats. Malik's unique approach integrates analytical skills with a deep understanding of

Is Eastern Europe Ready for XDigo Malware Attacks?
Hackers & Threats Are Utility Cyberattacks Threatening Customer Data Security?

How Safe Is Your Personal Information with Your Utility Provider? Picture a world where a single cyberattack can disrupt not only the electricity supply but also compromise personal information. This isn't a plot from a science fiction novel; it's a reality that utilities face today. As

Are Utility Cyberattacks Threatening Customer Data Security?
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