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In a world where data provides companies with a competitive advantage, sharing it amongst other businesses, especially in the same industry, may seem counterproductive. However, in cybersecurity, where every company is a potential target for threat actors and organizations are increasingly interconnected through supply chains, sharing information can significantly enhance a company's security posture and overall resilience.

Law firms face an unprecedented cybersecurity crisis, with hackers targeting legal practices due to the increase of sensitive client data they possess. Understanding these evolving threats and implementing solid protective measures has become essential for maintaining client trust and regulatory compliance.

Gcore, the global edge AI, cloud, network, and security solutions provider, today announced the findings of its Q1-Q2 2025 Radar report into DDoS attack trends. DDoS attacks have reached unprecedented scale and disruption in 2025, and businesses need to act fast to protect themselves from this evolving threat. The report reveals a significant escalation in the total number of DDoS attacks and their magnitude, measured in terabits per second (Tbps).

New SpyCloud 2025 Identity Threat Report reveals dangerous disconnect between perceived security readiness and operational reality.

Think about this for a moment: cybercriminals don't actually need those fancy Hollywood-style hacking tools you see in movies. Why? Because most of them just waltz right through your front door using credentials that were practically handed to them. Your weak passwords aren't just a minor inconvenience, they're rolling out the red carpet for attackers who've mastered the dark art of exploiting how predictably we all think.

SquareX first discovered and disclosed Last Mile Reassembly attacks at DEF CON 32 last year, warning the security community of 20+ attacks that allow attackers to bypass all major SASE/SSE solutions and smuggle malware through the browser. Despite responsible disclosures to all major SASE/SSE providers, no vendor has made an official statement to warn its customers about the vulnerability in the past 13 months - until two weeks ago.

Brute force attacks surge, fileless techniques rise and attackers evolve toward stealth and scale.

The digital landscape has become increasingly hostile, with cybercriminals exploiting domain vulnerabilities to launch sophisticated attacks against organizations worldwide. As businesses expand their online presence, the need for robust domain protection and effective domain takedown mechanisms has never been more critical. Modern enterprises face an evolving threat landscape where malicious actors register deceptive domains to steal credentials, distribute malware, and damage brand reputation through sophisticated phishing campaigns.

The threat landscape surrounding distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks intensified significantly in the first half of 2025, according to the latest Link11 European Cyber Report. Documented attacks targeting the Link11 network increased by 225% compared to the same period in 2024. The report highlights not only a marked rise in attack frequency but also a substantial escalation in their duration, intensity, and technical sophistication.

A new API security solution delivers real-time visibility and automated pentesting to secure zombie and undocumented APIs before attackers can exploit them.

AI has made it cheap and fast to generate convincing scam campaigns. With scam deposits rising 200% year-over-year and 60% of scam funds now tied to AI-enabled fraud, trading platforms are facing an industrialized wave of deception. What once required sophisticated criminal networks can now be automated by anyone with basic technical skills. Crypto crime drained $2.17 billion in H1 2025 alone, already surpassing 2024's total. While the ByBit hack took the headlines, analysts warn that AI-driven infiltration and phishing are eating away at platforms daily, in smaller but relentless amounts.