BUSINESS EMAIL COMPROMISE
Business Email Compromise (BEC) has emerged as one of the most financially damaging forms of cybercrime. Rather than relying on malware or brute force intrusions, BEC attacks leverage social engineering, email spoofing, and credential theft to manipulate victims into transferring funds or sensitive information. In this article, we explore how
MASS PHISHING
Phishing attacks remain one of the most effective and widely used techniques by cybercriminals in 2025. These attacks are evolving, leveraging social engineering, compromised infrastructure, and even AI-generated content to deceive both individuals and enterprise users. In this article, we explore how to defend against phishing across different layers—human,
Ransomware
Ransomware remains one of the most disruptive cyber threats affecting organizations across all industries. In 2025, attackers have adopted more sophisticated tactics, combining stealthy persistence, data exfiltration, and extortion campaigns targeting sensitive assets and backups. This article offers a deep dive into how organizations can detect ransomware early, contain its
DATA LOSS PREVENTION
In today’s threat landscape, data leaks represent a critical challenge for organizations handling sensitive information. Whether caused by insider negligence, malicious intent, or external attacks, the consequences of a data breach can be devastating — from regulatory fines to reputational damage. This post explores how to proactively prevent data leaks
FortiGate Security Best Practices
Introduction FortiGate firewalls are widely used in enterprise environments to protect networks against external and internal threats. However, simply deploying a FortiGate device is not enough. Like any other security solution, it must be properly configured and hardened to prevent misconfigurations, privilege abuse, and advanced threat bypasses. This article outlines
Active Directory Security
Introduction Active Directory (AD) remains the backbone of authentication and access control in most enterprise infrastructures. However, its complexity and centralization make it a prime target for attackers, especially those employing lateral movement and privilege escalation techniques. This guide presents a strategic and technical approach to securing AD, focusing on
NTLM Relay Attack
Introduction NTLM Relay Attacks remain a serious threat in enterprise networks relying on Windows authentication protocols. Exploited by red teams and threat actors alike, these attacks allow adversaries to pivot laterally and escalate privileges without cracking passwords. Despite being a well-documented vulnerability, NTLM relay continues to be a viable vector
WEB APPLICATION SECURITY
Introduction Web application security is a critical pillar of enterprise cybersecurity. As organizations increasingly adopt cloud-native services, APIs, and dynamic front-ends, attackers shift their focus to the application layer, where vulnerabilities often expose sensitive data and allow for unauthorized access. This article provides a deep dive into modern web application
Mobile Application Security
Introduction Mobile application security is a growing concern for organizations relying on mobile apps to deliver services and manage user data. As mobile usage increases globally, so does the attack surface. Threat actors exploit both client-side weaknesses and backend API flaws to compromise systems, steal data, or distribute malware. This
CYBERSECURITY 2025
Introduction As cyber threats continue to evolve in 2025, businesses and professionals need a centralized, up-to-date, and actionable collection of cybersecurity knowledge. Whether you’re a blue team defender, a red team operator, a DevSecOps engineer, or simply someone improving their organization’s security posture, this resource hub is your
WORDPRESS SEO POISONING
Introduction WordPress SEO poisoning is an increasingly common technique used by cybercriminals to hijack search engine results by injecting malicious content into vulnerable WordPress sites. This tactic not only affects your website’s visibility but can also damage your brand, harm your visitors, and result in blacklisting by search engines
PROCESS HOLLOWING
Introduction Process hollowing is a sophisticated code injection technique often used by malware, advanced persistent threats (APTs), and red teamers to evade detection, bypass endpoint defenses, and execute malicious payloads under the disguise of legitimate processes. Unlike traditional code injection, process hollowing replaces the memory of a benign process with