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BIMI and Email Authentication: Why Your Business Needs It for Better Email Security

With the rise in cyber attacks, phishing, and impersonation attempts, the corporate email landscape has become ever more reliant on email security. As consumers are increasingly unwilling to open legitimate email communications from once trusted senders, companies need to ensure that all of their communications come across as secure and legitimate from their end. That's where BIMI comes into play. Not only does it enhance security as an email authentication tool, but it also promotes brand awareness.

Casio UK Hit With Payment Skimming Attack

In early February 2025, reports emerged of a sophisticated web skimming attack that compromised the UK website of electronics manufacturer Casio, and at least 16 other ecommerce sites. This Magecart-style breach led to the theft of customers’ personal and payment information, highlighting the persistent threat of digital skimming to online retailers. Image Source: Casio UK Website.

Web Development Meets Cybersecurity: A Guide to Building Resilient Applications

Web applications are central to modern business operations, from retail and finance to education and healthcare. They provide users with seamless access to services and information, making them indispensable tools for organizations and consumers alike. However, this widespread reliance on web applications has also made them a prime target for cyberattacks. Cybercriminals exploit vulnerabilities in poorly developed or inadequately secured applications to steal sensitive data, disrupt operations, or damage reputations.

What Is SMS Spoofing or Hijacking: How to Recognize and Avoid This Scam

SMS-based scams have become increasingly common in the Philippines, which is a major security concern because text messaging and digital transactions are integral to daily life in the country. Among these scams, SMS spoofing or hijacking stands out as particularly sneaky, exploiting people's familiarity with texting to steal sensitive information.

Understanding the Amazon Ransomware Attack and AI's Role

Understanding the Amazon Ransomware Attack and AI's Role January 2025 Patch Tuesday Microsoft has released updates resolving 159 unique CVEs for January. Among the lineup are three zero-day exploits and five publicly disclosed vulnerabilities. The exploited CVEs are all targeting Windows Hyper-V NT Kernel Integration VSP, making the OS update this month your most urgent priority. The public disclosures impact Windows Themes, Windows App Package Installer and three CVEs for Microsoft Access.

Securing Your IT Network Against Cyber Attacks: A Three-Step Approach

Cybersecurity threats continue to grow in sophistication and frequency, making robust network security an essential priority for organizations of all sizes. By adopting a structured three-step approach – Identifying who is entering your network, Protecting key assets, and Maintaining good cyber hygiene – businesses can build a resilient defense strategy.

Magecart Attack: 'Temporarily Out Of Orbit'

In December 2024, it was reported that the European Space Agency’s (ESA) official online store suffered a Magecart attack aimed at compromising customers’ payment information. The breach involved the injection of malicious JavaScript code into the store’s checkout process, leading to the display of a counterfeit Stripe payment page designed to harvest sensitive data. Image Source: ESA Website.

How to Protect Your Security Cameras From a Cyberattack

Security cameras are a crucial part of keeping homes and businesses safe. They offer peace of mind, capturing everything from mundane moments to critical security events. But here's the thing: these cameras, especially when connected to the internet, can be vulnerable to cyberattacks. Hackers love a good weak spot, and unfortunately, poorly secured cameras often fit the bill.

How to Mitigate DDoS Attacks and the Impact on Availability

Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks are intended to overwhelm a network or server and cause failure or work stoppage. DDoS attacks first appeared in the mid-1990s and continue to the present day. Far from going away, they have become more prevalent: in the first quarter of 2024, the number of DDoS attacks against web servers increased by 93% compared to the same period a year earlier. One survey found that nearly 70% of organizations experienced 20 to 50 DDoS attacks per month.