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North Korean Hackers Just Stole $300M Using Fake Zoom Calls and I'm Like "Wait, How Does a Video Call Steal My Crypto?"

15 Dec 2025 6 minute read 1 comment Cloudy12

woke up to warnings from security alliance north korean hackers stole 300+ MILLION using fake zoom meetings genuinely confused. how does zoom call steal crypto?? i use zoom every day how is this possible went down rabbit hole understand how scam work...

The First Malicious MCP Server is a Warning Shot for AI Cybersecurity

8 Oct 2025 1 minute read 2 comments Matthew Rosenquist

The first malicious Model Context Protocol (MCP) server has been discovered and we should all be worried how this is foreshadowing AI cybersecurity risks! Cybersecurity researchers at Koi Security detected malicious code within an MCP server that co...

New AI-Related Risks: Ransomware, Malware And Fake Jobs

19 Sep 2025 3 minute read 4 comments ☑️0🆇D̺͈͙͕̿ͧ̑ͣ🅰🆅🅸🅳eͤ

The report "Detecting And Countering Misuse Of AI: August 2025" published by Anthropic has raised some very interesting questions regarding the use of AI for large-scale cyberattacks and cryptocurrency ransom demands. According to Anthropic, agentic...

Artificial Intelligence Used in 80% of Ransomware Attacks

9 Sep 2025 1 minute read 7 comments Matthew Rosenquist

A new report from MIT Sloan cybersecurity research reveals that AI is leveraged in 80% of ransomware attacks.  Of the 2811 ransomware cases investigated, adversaries used AI 80.8% of the time in their attacks.  Organized threat agents like LockBit, R...

Tips to Protect Yourself on LinkedIn from Fraud, Social Engineering, and Espionage

9 Aug 2025 1 minute read 1 comment Matthew Rosenquist

LinkedIn is a great communication tool for business professionals that informs, provides opportunities, and fosters collaboration — which is exactly why it is attractive to sophisticated cyber adversaries, including aggressive nation state actors, w...

UK Proposes Ransomware Payment Ban for Public Sector — A Step in the Right Direction

22 Jul 2025 1 minute read 0 comments Matthew Rosenquist

The UK government has proposed banning public sector entities — including national healthcare, education institutions, libraries, and other government bodies — from making ransomware payments. This move addresses a core motivator for cybercriminals:...

Cyberattacks Disrupting the Battlefield

18 Jul 2025 1 minute read 0 comments Matthew Rosenquist

The face of war is constantly changing. Cyberattacks have often been discounted as a support function at best when it comes to winning on a traditional battlefield. But if military weapons supply chains can be disrupted, it may shift perceptions. De...

Iran Focuses Cybercriminals on Foreign Enemies

9 Jul 2025 1 minute read 18 comments Matthew Rosenquist

Aggressive nation-states are increasingly leveraging cyberattacks as tools to advance their foreign policy objectives. In this case, Iran sponsored Pay2Key Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) is offering an increase in profit sharing (80%) to affiliates...

Successful Military Attacks are Driving Nation States to Cyber Options

23 Jun 2025 3 minute read 0 comments Matthew Rosenquist

  With daring military attacks, kinetic warfare is shifting the balance of power in regions across the globe, upending the perception of power projection. Powerful nations are reeling from the impacts of bold assaults and seeking additional methods...

Threat Casting a Nation State Attack on Critical Infrastructure Scenario at CognectCon2025

22 Jun 2025 1 minute read 0 comments Matthew Rosenquist

During exercises at CognectCon2025 a number of cyberattack scenarios were discussed that highlighted the risks of cyber attackers leveraging cognitive vulnerabilities to cause major impacts to nation critical infrastructures. This video is a short r...