On March 24, 2026, a PyPI software supply chain attack hit LiteLLM — one of the most widely used AI libraries on the planet — and the fallout is still unfolding. This wasn’t a fake package. It...
Fileless malware is one of the most dangerous attack types in the cybersecurity world right now, and the reason most people haven’t heard of it is also the reason it’s so effective: it...
Bad guys don’t need to bring a weapon if you’ve already got one lying around. That’s the core idea behind a living off the land attack, and it’s one of the most effective —...
Password manager vulnerabilities aren’t something most people lose sleep over. You set up your password manager, you trust the zero-knowledge encryption pitch, and you move on. I get it...
If you’ve never heard the term “initial access broker,” you’re not alone — but that’s exactly the problem. An initial access broker is one of the most dangerous players...
Ransomware as a service has turned cybercrime into a franchise — and you don’t need any technical skills to buy in. This blog post summarizes the main points of my latest podcast episode. If...
The cryptolocker virus is one of the most significant pieces of ransomware ever created — not because the code was brilliant, but because it became the blueprint that every ransomware gang since has...
If you want to understand a history of ransomware, you need to know this: what started as a prank delivered on floppy disks in 1989 has evolved into a billion-dollar criminal enterprise that targets...
Understanding how ransomware works isn’t just academic curiosity – it’s the foundation for defending your organization against one of the most destructive cyber threats we face...
The move from tape to disk-based backups was one of the most significant shifts in data protection history. Disk backup security, as it turns out, wasn’t something anyone thought about during...