Cyber Bites

Cybercriminals use AI to manipulate images and videos into explicit content, fueling sextortion and privacy violations. Learn how to stay protected.

The NYDFS introduces updated cyber regulations—firms must strengthen controls, risk assessments, and reporting. Learn what’s changing and how to comply.

Microsoft and Adobe released April 2023 updates fixing 97 vulnerabilities, including 7 critical and 1 zero-day. Update your systems promptly.

Apple's Rapid Security Response caused website display issues. A new patch resolves the problem—ensure your devices are updated promptly.support.apple.com+3

Get the latest FBI cybercrime stats, trends, and top threats impacting businesses in 2025. Read this quick security snapshot for insights.

Microsoft releases Patch Tuesday fixes for critical security flaws. Review and apply updates to keep your systems protected.

Google released another Chrome patch - v112.0.5615.137/138 - fixing CVE-2023-2136. This follows Friday’s update. Users should update their browsers now.

"Not So Super Mario": uncover a flashy phishing scam using Mario-themed bait—learn to detect it and shield your credentials from crafty spoofers.

Ineffective procedures and weak controls increase cyber risks. Learn how to strengthen your security posture and prevent costly breaches.

Not a Teams player? Scammers are targeting non-users with fake Teams alerts to steal credentials—learn to spot fraud and stay secure online.

At Pwn2Own Toronto, researchers won $105K for finding Sonos One flaws that could allow remote code execution and info leaks. Updates are recommended.

Discover how a dangerous new phishing-as-a-service campaign targets Microsoft login credentials, bypassing MFA to steal tokens and session cookies.