cybercrime
Cybersecurity & Risk
Snowflake Hacker’s Guilty Plea: How Unrotated Passwords Exposed 100 Million People
Connor Moucka pleaded guilty to the Snowflake breach that hit 165+ firms and 100M people. The cause: old passwords, no MFA — no platform flaw.
Skills & Careers
Algeria–UK DGSN Pact: A New Pipeline for Digital-Forensics and Biometric-Policing Engineers
⚡ Key Takeaways In November 2025, DGSN Director General Ali Badaoui and UK Minister of State Alex Norris signed an...
Cybersecurity & Risk
AI Voice Cloning Hits the Indistinguishable Threshold: The $680K Fraud Wave
AI voice cloning creates indistinguishable clones from 3 seconds of audio. Enterprises lose $680K per incident. How CISOs must respond.
Cybersecurity & Risk
The $580 Million Pig Butchering Takedown: Inside the DOJ’s War on Crypto Romance Scams
DOJ Scam Center Strike Force seized $580M in crypto from pig butchering scams in three months, including a $61M Tether freeze tied to Southeast Asian compounds.
Cybersecurity & Risk
The Phishing-as-a-Service Economy: How $50 Buys a Cyberattack in 2026
Cybercrime Has a Customer Success Team In 2015, launching a phishing campaign required technical skill. You needed to register a convincing domain, build a credential-harvesting web page, configure an email server, craft a convincing lure, and figure out how to receive and use
Cybersecurity & Risk
AI-Powered Cyberattacks: Deepfakes, Social Engineering, and the New Threat Landscape
Introduction For decades, the human element has been the weakest link in cybersecurity. Phishing emails trick employees into revealing passwords.
Cybersecurity & Risk
Ransomware Every 19 Seconds: The State of the Global Ransomware Crisis
Introduction By Q3 2025, a ransomware attack was occurring somewhere in the world approximately every 19 seconds. Not every 19 minutes.
