Identity & Access Management

Adversaries have moved away from primitive credential harvesting to focus on the subversion of identity-centric platforms and the theft of active session tokens. This decisive shift in late 2026 marks a new era where the primary goal of cybercriminals is the weaponization of legitimacy. Rather than

With ninety-six victims claimed over the past year, the Hawkmoth group has established itself as a prolific threat to organizations operating Microsoft SQL Server infrastructure. This entity, which emerged from the remnants of the Sphinx ransomware group in late 2024, has significantly refined its

When a user installs a seemingly harmless browser tool to adjust their screen brightness or correct their grammar, they rarely suspect it could serve as a gateway for a remote attacker to seize control of their local file system. Most users treat their web browser and desktop applications as two

The VOLTA infostealer distinguishes itself from traditional malware by using an automated profiling stage to categorize victims based on data like employer domain and crypto holdings. This specific development represents a significant shift in the 2026 threat landscape, as malicious software

A significant security risk emerges when users mount local folders into AI virtual machines, potentially allowing a compromised agent to access sensitive company files undetected. This specific vulnerability has become a focal point for cybersecurity experts as autonomous AI agents, such as Claude

Analysis of the campaign shows that ninety-five percent of the fraudulent sign-in attempts were executed by automated scripts rather than human operators. This startling statistic underscores a sophisticated operation that recently infiltrated twenty-seven diverse organizations, ranging from