Detection & Prevention
2025 has just begun, and many people are setting all sorts of goals for the year. They often include everything from joining a gym and eating healthier to the classics—quitting smoking and drinking. Many forget that the new year is also a great time to start building a cybersecurity routine that meets the demands of 2025. But why should we be
Technology continues to evolve at a breathtaking pace, prompting questions about how these advancements shape our daily lives. From nostalgic Windows versions to voice-to-text features, tech tips, and backup practices, users have diverse preferences that profoundly influence their everyday interactions with technology. Examining these choices
The recent discovery of the Banshee Stealer malware by Check Point Research (CPR) has sent shockwaves through the cybersecurity community. This sophisticated malware, designed specifically to exploit macOS systems, managed to remain undetected for over two months, posing significant threats to users worldwide. Despite macOS's reputation for robust
In an era where cyber threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated, the need for advanced fraud prevention measures has never been more critical. ThreatMark, a Czech Republic-based company specializing in behavior-based fraud prevention, recently announced it had secured $23 million (€22 million) in a funding round. This impressive round
Trojan:JS/FakeUpdate.HNAP!MTB is a detection by Microsoft Defender, flagging a malicious program in the system. This virus emerges from the heuristic detection system, which scans for malware based on behavior. While this approach enables identifying the latest threats, it can sometimes result in false positives. In a world where cyber threats are