phishing attacks

  1. Advanced Microsoft 365 Phishing Attacks and How AI-Driven Defense Shields Your Organization

    Phishing attacks have reached new levels of sophistication, as demonstrated by a recently intercepted campaign targeting Microsoft 365 users and using meticulously engineered techniques to breach the defenses of even security-aware organizations. This particular attack, identified and blocked by...
  2. ModiLoader Malware Deep Dive: How It Evades Detection and Threatens Windows Security

    A new and highly sophisticated threat has been making waves in the cybersecurity community: the ModiLoader malware, also known as DBatLoader. This potent strain is targeting Windows users with laser-focused efficiency, employing clever evasion techniques and multi-stage infection processes that...
  3. Windows Security Vulnerabilities May 2025: Critical Patches & Protecting Your Systems

    As security experts and IT administrators worldwide install the latest May security updates from Microsoft, a new wave of attacks targeting Windows platforms draws urgent attention to the persistent threats that cloud modern computing. Researchers have confirmed active exploitation of five...
  4. Critical Microsoft Excel Vulnerability CVE-2025-29979: How to Protect Your Systems

    A new and alarming security vulnerability has emerged in the Microsoft ecosystem, drawing urgent attention from IT professionals, businesses, and everyday users alike. Designated as CVE-2025-29979, this critical flaw underscores the ever-present challenge of protecting widely used productivity...
  5. CVE-2025-30386: Critical Office Vulnerability and How to Protect Your Systems

    A new wave of security concerns is sweeping across enterprise and consumer desktops alike following the recent disclosure of CVE-2025-30386, a critical remote code execution vulnerability in Microsoft Office. Identified as a “use after free” weakness, this flaw allows an unauthorized attacker to...
  6. Microsoft Excel CVE-2025-30393: Critical Memory Exploit and How to Protect Yourself

    Microsoft Excel, a pillar of productivity suites for decades, is once again in the spotlight—but this time, for reasons that place users at risk rather than empower them. In the evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats, vulnerabilities in widely-deployed applications such as Microsoft Excel...
  7. Understanding and Mitigating CVE-2025-30383: A Critical Excel Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

    Microsoft Excel, a cornerstone productivity application for millions of users and organizations, faces ongoing scrutiny over security owing to its widespread use and integration in critical workflows. Recent reports have brought CVE-2025-30383, a severe remote code execution vulnerability, into...
  8. CVE-2025-30381: Critical Microsoft Excel RCE Vulnerability and How to Protect Your Organization

    Microsoft Excel, the spreadsheet application often taken for granted as just another productivity tool, is once again at the center of a critical cybersecurity discussion. The newly disclosed CVE-2025-30381 exposes a significant remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in Microsoft Excel...
  9. CVE-2025-30379 Explained: Microsoft Excel RCE Vulnerability & How to Protect Your System

    In the evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats facing users of core productivity applications, Microsoft Excel’s newly disclosed CVE-2025-30379 stands out as a particularly concerning remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability. This flaw highlights both the persistent risks endemic to complex...
  10. CVE-2025-30375: Critical Excel Type Confusion Vulnerability & How to Protect Against It

    The discovery of CVE-2025-30375 highlights a new and significant remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability within Microsoft Excel, leading to renewed concerns about software security, end-user risk, and the evolving strategies of cybercriminals. This vulnerability—formally classified as an...
  11. AI-Powered Phishing: How Cybercriminals Are Changing the Game and How Windows Users Can Protect Themselves

    Phishing attacks have entered a dangerous new phase—one defined by AI-powered precision, relentless innovation, and the exploitation of trust at every level of the digital experience. Gone are the days when phishing meant laughably obvious misspellings and dubious Nigerian princes; today...
  12. Protecting Your Organization from Phishing Attacks on Microsoft Copilot

    The growing adoption of generative AI in the workplace has ushered in sweeping changes across industries, delivering newfound efficiencies and innovative capabilities. Yet, with each leap toward automation and intelligence, a parallel, shadowy world of cyber threats surges ahead. A recent...
  13. Microsoft Bookings Vulnerability: How Input Validation Flaws Expose Organizations to Cyberattacks

    A quiet yet consequential security flaw recently put Microsoft 365 customers on high alert after researchers disclosed a vulnerability within Microsoft Bookings that exposed organizations to sophisticated cyberattacks through manipulated meeting invitations and calendar events. At the heart of...
  14. Critical Microsoft Bookings Vulnerability Exposes SaaS Appointment Security Risks

    Microsoft’s Bookings tool, a staple in the Microsoft 365 suite for appointment scheduling, has come under scrutiny following the recent disclosure of a critical vulnerability that could allow malicious actors to alter meeting details without proper authorization. This flaw, found within the...
  15. Sophisticated Microsoft Dynamics 365 Phishing Campaign Targets Over a Million Mailboxes

    Phishing attacks remain among the most effective forms of cybercrime, and their sophisticated evolution is on full display in a newly identified campaign exploiting Microsoft’s “Dynamics 365 Customer Voice.” According to a detailed investigation by Check Point Research, attackers have leveraged...
  16. Critical Windows Telnet Zero-Click Vulnerability: How Legacy Protocols Threaten Credential Security

    A newly discovered vulnerability in Microsoft’s Telnet Client (telnet.exe) has raised alarms across the cybersecurity community. This flaw, which enables attackers to steal Windows credentials with no user interaction in particular network configurations, exemplifies the persistent risks posed...
  17. Evolving SaaS Phishing Attacks & How to Defend Against Sophisticated Cybercriminal Tactics

    The recent surge in sophisticated phishing campaigns targeting SaaS environments has laid bare the evolving tactics leveraged by cybercriminals—particularly the abuse of reputable cloud services and the subversion of multi-factor authentication (MFA) controls. In late 2024 and early 2025, the...
  18. Future of Cybersecurity: AI-Driven Data Protection in a Cloud-First World

    The cybersecurity landscape is undergoing a profound transformation, driven at its core by the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) and the dynamic nature of modern data flows. Jonathan Roizin, CEO of Flow Security—now part of CrowdStrike—offers a candid perspective on this shift...
  19. Critical Windows NTLM Vulnerability CVE-2025-24054 Exploited in the Wild: What You Need to Know

    Microsoft's March 2025 Patch Tuesday brought an extensive lineup of bug fixes, but among these was a vulnerability that would quickly escalate into a significant security incident: CVE-2025-24054, an NTLM hash-leaking flaw. While Microsoft initially considered this vulnerability "less likely" to...
  20. CVE-2025-24054: Critical Windows NTLM Hash Leak Exploited Weeks After Patch

    Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday on March 11, 2025, delivered a broad array of bug fixes across its Windows ecosystem, notably including a vulnerability that had been underestimated in its exploitation potential. The flaw, tracked as CVE-2025-24054, concerns a critical security gap within the Windows...