Tag: Zero-Day Exploits

How to Defend Against the Top Cyberattacks in 2025 | Tactics, Tools, and Human Readiness

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Reading Time: 34 minIn 2025, cyberattacks are faster, smarter, and more adaptive than ever. From AI-driven phishing to zero-day exploits, attackers exploit both human behavior and technical blind spots. This guide reveals how modern CISOs can prepare, respond, and build resilient infrastructure against today’s most common threats. While this guide focuses on understanding and defending against the most common cyberattacks, a complementary resource explores how cloud, AI, and decentralization reshape the cybersecurity foundations organizations rely on.Read our full strategic guide: Cybersecurity Foundations 2025 | Essential Concepts & Technologies Practical defense strategies for CISOs,…

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UN Holds Historic Discussion on the Global Threat of Commercial Spyware

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Reading Time: 2 minFor the first time in history, the United Nations Security Council has convened a special session to address the growing threat posed by commercial spyware to global diplomacy and international security. This landmark discussion highlights the increasing concern over the widespread use of surveillance tools by state and non-state actors. Alarming Findings During the discussion, Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG) presented key findings that underscore the gravity of the situation: Global Initiatives to Combat Spyware In response to the alarming rise in spyware abuse, several international measures are being implemented:…

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Ivanti Alerts to Critical Zero-Day Vulnerability in Connect Secure Exploited in the Wild

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Reading Time: < 1 minIvanti has issued an urgent security advisory concerning a critical remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability, identified as CVE-2025-0282, in its Connect Secure product. This zero-day flaw has been actively exploited by threat actors to compromise systems, prompting immediate action from organizations utilizing this technology. Ivanti became aware of the exploitation through its Integrity Checker Tool (ICT), which detected malicious activity on customers’ appliances. Subsequent investigations confirmed that threat actors have been actively leveraging CVE-2025-0282 in zero-day attacks to install malware on vulnerable devices. Notably, the same advanced persistent threat (APT)…

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