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FBI Warns of Fake IC3 Websites Designed to Steal Personal Data

The FBI is warning internet users about fake versions of its official IC3 cybercrime reporting website. Learn how to spot these ‘spoofed’ sites, avoid scams where criminals impersonate agents, and protect your personal information by following the FBI’s crucial safety tips.

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Microsoft Fixed Entra ID Vulnerability Allowing Global Admin Impersonation

Microsoft patched an Entra ID vulnerability that let attackers impersonate Global Admins across tenants, risking full Microsoft 365 and Azure takeover.

Iranian Hackers Use Fake Job Lures to Breach Europe’s Critical Industries

New research from Check Point Research reveals the Iranian cyber group Nimbus Manticore is targeting defence, telecom, and aerospace companies in Europe with fake job offers. Learn how they use advanced malware to steal sensitive data.

Inc Ransomware Group Claims 5.7 TB Theft from Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office

The Inc ransomware gang claims to have stolen 5.7 TB of data from the Pennsylvania Attorney General's office in an August 2025 attack. Find out how the breach unfolded, why government agencies are a top target, and what this means for citizens.

How Major SOCs Achieve Early Threat Detection in 3 Steps

Every SOC leader understands that faster threat detection is better. But the difference between knowing it and building…

Jeep and Dodge Parent Company Stellantis Confirms Customer Data Breach

Stellantis, parent of Jeep, Chrysler, Dodge and FIAT, confirms data breach through third-party vendor. Contact info exposed, financial data not affected.

Bitcoin continues to increase its institutional popularity 

Not long ago, the mere idea that cryptocurrencies could ever be integrated into mainstream finance would have seemed…

Fake Ukrainian Police Emails Spread New CountLoader Malware Loader

A new malware loader, CountLoader, has been discovered by cybersecurity firm Silent Push. This threat is linked to prominent Russian ransomware gangs, including LockBit, BlackBasta, and Qilin, and is being used as an initial access broker.