Why Security Awareness Plateaus After Year One (And What Most Teams Get Wrong)
Security awareness plateaus after year one because most programs are designed to drive early gains rather than continuous behavior change. […]
How stalkers are exploiting Google Chrome sync to spy on victims
Cyberstalkers are increasingly exploiting a feature in Google Chrome meant for mobile phone user convenience, but can give intruders broad
Attack Surface and Mitigations (Updated July 15)
Executive Summary The security of the npm ecosystem reached a critical inflection point in September 2025. The Shai-Hulud worm, a
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The Findings on Human Risk
CyberheistNews Vol 16 #28Â | Â July 14th, 2026 Your 2026 Phishing by Industry Benchmarks: The Findings on Human Risk
California Steps Back From Dangerous Expansion of its Age-Gating Law
The California legislature has stepped back from a plan that would have expanded its age-gating law, removing language that could
Phishing Campaign Abuses eCards to Deploy RMM Tools
A six-month phishing operation has been tricking Windows and macOS users into installing legitimate remote monitoring and management (RMM) software
Forgotten UEFI shims undermining Secure Boot
ESET researchers identified 11 old and forgotten UEFI shim bootloaders at versions 0.9 and below that can be used to
How CrowdStrike Is Defining the Next Era of Cybersecurity
With great autonomy comes great risk. Agents can be compromised by adversaries; they can also create unintended security risks and
Fifth Circuit Looks Like It’s Ready To Roll Back Its Decision Recognizing Due Process Rights For Migrants
from the fix-is-in dept Well, it was fun while it lasted. And even while it still (theoretically) lasts, it’s really
LabubaRAT malware infiltrates Windows systems while posing as NVIDIA software
LabubaRAT, a previously undocumented Rust-based remote access tool (RAT) masquerading as NVIDIA software that enables post-compromise operations on Windows systems,