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A major supply chain attack has rocked the open‑source security world by targeting Trivy, one of the most widely used vulnerability scanners in DevOps and cloud environments. The attack highlights a growing trend: even trusted security tools can become vectors for malware that impacts developers…
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The open-source text editor Notepad++ — trusted by developers worldwide — was compromised in a highly-targeted supply-chain attack lasting six months in 2025. Rather than exploiting a software bug in Notepad++ itself, threat actors hijacked its update delivery infrastructure, allowing them to deliver malicious payloads…
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Cryptocurrency has become the financial backbone of modern cybercrime. From ransomware and phishing campaigns to darknet marketplaces and large-scale fraud operations, threat actors no longer ask if crypto will be used—but how fast it can be moved, hidden, and laundered. For defenders, investigators, and organizations,…
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Grow Your Service Offering. Increase Recurring Revenue. No Additional Staff Required. In today’s threat landscape, MSPs are under more pressure than ever to protect client environments while maintaining competitive pricing and high service quality. Cyberattacks are evolving fast, and customers expect their MSP to deliver…
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The New Cybersecurity Baseline, Delivered by Hack & Fix In 2025, cybersecurity isn’t just a line item in your IT budget — it’s a core pillar of business resilience. The pace, complexity, and regulatory weight of today’s threat landscape have redefined what “secure” means. Two…
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On June 13, 2024, a critical vulnerability in Grafana, the popular open-source analytics and monitoring platform, was publicly disclosed. Tracked as CVE-2024-36045, the flaw enables attackers to take over user accounts — including admins — via a broken OAuth implementation, with no user interaction required.
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A New Era of Social Engineering Attacks In the constantly evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats, a particularly insidious technique has gained alarming traction among the most sophisticated threat actors in the world. According to recent findings from Proofpoint, multiple state-sponsored hacking groups from Iran, North…
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The cybersecurity developments highlight a growing trend: threat actors are becoming more sophisticated, targeting software supply chains, exploiting unpatched vulnerabilities, and leveraging advanced persistent threats (APTs) for espionage. Cybercriminals exploited GitHub repositories to distribute malicious code and compromise downstream users. These attacks typically involve injecting…
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