Security

Malik Haidar has spent years on the front lines of corporate defense, dismantling complex threats that target the core of Linux infrastructure. His work bridges the gap between high-level business risk and the granular mechanics of system vulnerabilities, making him a sought-after voice on issues

The modern digital workspace has undergone a quiet but radical transformation, shifting from the physical confines of the local hard drive to the fluid, high-speed environment of the web browser. For most professionals, the operating system has become little more than a bootloader for a Chrome or

The recent confirmation of a sophisticated unauthorized intrusion into the corporate information technology systems at Medtronic, a dominant force in the global medical device market, has sent ripples of concern throughout the healthcare industry regarding the vulnerability of patient information.

As a cybersecurity veteran who has navigated the shifting tides of threat intelligence within multinational corporations, I have witnessed the transition from manual hacking to the era of automated exploitation. My career has focused on bridging the gap between high-level business strategy and the

Context, Terminology, and Why This Comparison Matters What Command-and-Control (C2) Is and How It Works Threat actors no longer need bespoke servers to steer implants when sanctioned cloud apps can double as covert control planes across enterprise networks under defenders’ noses. C

Malik Haidar has spent years inside multinational environments tracing how telecom fraud and web‑scale scams turn clicks into cash. In this conversation, he breaks down a fake multi‑step CAPTCHA that silently triggers international SMS, the way cookies and back‑button hijacking filter and trap users