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SharpRhino RAT threatens IT admins, ransomware gangs ramp up pressure on targets, and a new phishing scam leverages Google Drawings and WhatsApp links.

Cisco Talos releases its Q2 IR trends report, ransomware groups target ESXi flaw, and scammers exploit GenAI in domain registration and network attacks.

Feelings are running hot right now when it comes to generative AI (GenAI). Within the business community, many employees (and execs) are nervous with excitement and anticipation. Others are more fearful and skeptical of how this “thing” will play out, which leads us to an important question: Are enterprises too emotional when it comes to adopting nascent technologies?

The essentials of what you need to know about 10 common frameworks and how to benefit from these structured approaches for reducing cybersecurity risk.

Evasive Panda deploys new versions of Macma backdoor and Nightdoor, cybercriminals work independently after RaaS takedowns, and a new Linux Play variant targets VMware ESXi systems.

WannaCry, Log4j, Follina, Spring4Shell — these incidents send shivers down the spines of anybody who works in IT or security. Zero-day vulnerabilities are unknown or unaddressed exploitable software or hardware security flaws that are typically unknown to the vendor and for which no patch or other fix is yet available.