Recent reports highlight a dangerous shift in ransomware tactics – attackers are stealing sensitive data and demanding ransom without encrypting files. They’re leveraging infostealer malware to harvest credentials, doubling down on extortion through leaks and sales on dark web markets.
This trend exploits stolen logins from browsers, cloud services, and enterprise tools, blending into normal activity to bypass traditional defenses. Even with backups, victims face massive fallout from exposed customer data, intellectual property, or operational secrets.
LastPass Attack Reminds Us… Phishing Thrives on Urgency
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Protection, Not Prevention 
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AI coding tools are changing software development – and threat actors are adapting fast. 
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The Chaos Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) group has launched significant upgrades to sharply intensify its threat profile. 