
Matteo Gaillo is a security expert specializing in analytics intelligence. He writes about the evolution of cyber threats and the role of AI in exploiting vulnerabilities. He also provides insights on cyber protection and reviews the latest cybersecurity software and tools.
Operating from the deepest recesses of a computer's operating system where security software rarely has the final say, a newly discovered weapon has fundamentally altered the cyber espionage landscape and redefined the meaning of digital stealth. A sophisticated, previously undocumented
A ghost from the cybersecurity past has reemerged to haunt networks, demonstrating that even widely publicized vulnerabilities can pose a persistent and critical threat if left unaddressed. A five-year-old flaw in Fortinet's FortiOS software, identified as CVE-2020-12812, is being actively
The digital world is rapidly approaching an inflection point where the very tools designed for progress are being forged into weapons of unprecedented scale and sophistication, setting the stage for a future defined by a high-stakes technological arms race. Industry analysis of the security
The digital battlefield for cybersecurity professionals has become treacherously foggy, with a rising tide of misinformation making it nearly impossible to distinguish real threats from digital mirages. A new and insidious phenomenon, widely dubbed "AI slop," is polluting the threat
The core appeal of decentralized finance has always been the promise of absolute control over one's digital assets, yet a recent $7 million security breach involving the widely used Trust Wallet has served as a powerful reminder of how quickly that control can evaporate. This incident, which
The sudden and complete disappearance of funds from a digital wallet represents one of the most significant fears for participants in the burgeoning world of decentralized finance and prediction markets, a fear that recently became a stark reality for customers of Polymarket. The platform has
A seemingly perfect candidate with a stellar resume from a prestigious university could be the unwitting gateway for a foreign adversary to siphon funds directly from a company's payroll into a state-sponsored weapons program. The rise of remote work has opened up a global talent pool, but it


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