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How Attackers Maintained Persistence in AWS After Stealing Credentials

Last week’s disclosure from AWS is another reminder that in the cloud, attackers don’t need to break in. They just need a working set of keys. Several AWS customers learned this the hard way when threat actors used compromised IAM credentials to deploy a rapid cryptomining campaign across EC2 and ECS environments. The incident didn’t rely on vulnerabilities or sophisticated exploitation. It relied on valid credentials and overly permissive access.

The Best Use Cases for Photo-to-Video AI in Real Estate Marketing

The real estate business is pretty visual:images, videos and virtual tours are used to lure potential purchasers and tenants. With competition heating up and buyers expecting more dynamic and engaging content, real estate marketers are getting morecreative to keep ahead. Photo to Video AI is a revolutionary technology in this field, playing a key role in converting the stillimages of properties into video sequences. Using this technology, realestate agents can present homes more effectively, captivate audiences, and ultimately sell and rent faster.

Budget-Friendly Steering Wheel Accessories for Sim Racing Enthusiasts

Welcome to the exciting world of sim racing! Getting the most out of your virtual track time doesn't always mean spending a fortune on high-end gear. In fact, you can significantly enhance your experience with a few clever upgrades. This guide will explore a range of budget-friendly steering wheel accessories that offer an affordable way to improve comfort, grip, and immersion. Are you ready to take your sim racing setup to the next level without breaking the bank?

Smart Home Integration, Safety & Maintenance

A connected home is only as smart as its power source. If the grid drops in Harrisburg or Hershey, your automation shouldn't just vanish. It needs to be a responsive, integrated piece of infrastructure. This final part of our series moves past the hardware and planning to focus on the execution - how to make your generator talk to your house, keep the system safe, and ensure it actually works five years from now.
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Security Shifts in 2026: Risk Moves Beyond the CISO

In 2026, cybersecurity will shift from being seen as the security team's responsibility to being part of how the entire company operates. Every business function will share ownership of risk. Finance, engineering, product, and marketing will all have clear roles in protecting customer trust.

Managed DDoS Protection for E-commerce: Securing Online Store Availability

The digital storefront never sleeps, but in the first half of 2025, it has faced unprecedented hostility. According to the State of Application Security report 2025 Report, the threat landscape has shifted dramatically. E-commerce has become a primary target, with DDoS incidents in the retail and e-commerce sector spiking by 420%. Perhaps even more concerning is the vector of these attacks: attacks on APIs rose by 104%, with vulnerability exploitation increasing 13-fold.

Managed Bot Protection for SMBs: Protecting Growth, Reputation & Stability

According to the Indusface State of Application Security Report, SMBs now experience more attacks per application than large enterprises. Each SMB site facing an average of 2.24 million attacks per quarter, driven largely by malicious bot traffic and automated DDoS attempts. Despite this, many SMBs still operate with minimal security controls or legacy technology stacks, making them extremely vulnerable.

Migrating from Legacy WAFs to AI-Driven Managed WAAP: Why Execution Matters More Than Technology

In 2025, security benchmarks showed that over half of publicly disclosed vulnerabilities can bypass WAF protections when rule updates lag behind real-world exploits. Legacy WAFs were built for stable applications and predictable traffic. Today, frequent releases, API-driven architectures, and rapidly evolving attacks expose the limits of manual tuning and after-the-fact validation, leaving protection out of sync with reality.

Top Trends to Expect in Enterprise Cloud Security in 2026

If you manage security in an enterprise nowadays the cloud likely seems less, like a fixed goal and more like a shifting aim. New cloud accounts emerge quicker than you can assess them. Various teams select providers. SaaS applications are linked with a few clicks and before you know it vital data is transferring through platforms missing from your risk documentation. You are required to maintain the security of all this demonstrate adherence and yet not hinder the business’s progress.