Understanding the Risks of Multi-Location Internet Connectivity

Understanding the Risks of Multi-Location Internet Connectivity

Dec 26, 2025 By SecuritySenses In SecuritySenses
Modern enterprises rarely live in one building anymore. Branches, stores, plants, and remote teams all depend on fast internet to reach apps and data. That reach is powerful, but it also multiplies the ways attackers can find you. The more doors you add, the more locks and alarms you need.
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Burnout, Duty of Care and 2025 in Cybersecurity

Dec 25, 2025 By Razorthorn Security In Razorthorn
The Razorwire Christmas Party 2025 episode looks back at a year where burnout in security work feels closer to an occupational hazard than a personal weakness. A legal style “but for” test highlights how organisational decisions, pressure and inaction in 2025 shaped stress, harm and duty of care across cybersecurity teams.
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ionix

CVE-2025-68613: Critical RCE in n8n via expression injection

Dec 25, 2025 By Tal Zamir In IONIX
In the current AI gold rush, teams are rapidly standing up automation, AI orchestration, and integration platforms to move faster. In many cases, speed comes at the expense of visibility and security. This is where external attack surface management becomes critical. IONIX can identify and continuously monitor a wide range of AI-related and automation assets exposed to the internet, helping organizations understand what they are running, where it is exposed, and what risks it introduces.
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The Razorwire Christmas Special 2025: Looking Back, Looking Forward

Dec 24, 2025 By Razorthorn Security In Razorthorn
What happens when you gather some of the sharpest minds in cybersecurity for an end-of-year chat about where we've been and where we're heading? Welcome to Razorwire's Christmas special. Today I’m chatting with some of our favourite guests from 2025: clinical traumatologist Eve Parmiter, cyber futurist Oliver Rochford, CISO and podcast host Marius Poskus and occupational psychologist Bec McKeown for a roundup of the cybersecurity industry this year. This isn't a glossy year-in-review full of predictions and corporate optimism. We're talking about what's actually happened.
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appknox

Raising the Bar for Mobile Security: Reflections on 2025 and What 2026 Demands of Us

Dec 24, 2025 By Rishika Mehrotra In Appknox
As 2025 comes to a close, it’s worth pausing, not to slow down, but to reflect on how rapidly the mobile security landscape is evolving and what that evolution now demands from all of us. This year reinforced something we have long believed at Appknox: security can no longer be an isolated activity or a late-stage control. As mobile applications become more interconnected, AI-enabled, and globally distributed, security must operate continuously and at scale, without slowing teams down.
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foresiet

New Stealthy C# RAT NoobsaibotRAT Targets Windows with Advanced Features

Dec 24, 2025 By foresiet In Foresiet
Remote Access Trojans (RATs) continue to be one of the most actively traded malware categories across dark web forums. Their appeal lies in flexibility: a single framework can support espionage, credential theft, ransomware staging, or long-term persistence. Recently our team Identified a dark web actor advertised a tool called“noobsaiBOT”, claiming it to be a fully custom, stealth-focused RAT with source code included, priced at$20,000 and offered as a one-time exclusive sale.
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foresiet

Modernizing Cybersecurity Risk Assessment: A CISO 3.0 Guide for 2026

Dec 24, 2025 By Foresiet In Foresiet
Forget the old-school spreadsheets. In the Agentic Era, a cybersecurity risk assessment is no longer a “once-a-year” event you do for the auditors. It is now a living, breathing strategy of Continuous Exposure Management (CEM). Think of it as a high-tech health check for your company’s digital life. It identifies where you’re bleeding data, who’s trying to cut you, and how to build a digital immune system that fights back.
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apono

Top 7 Secret Scanning Tools for 2026

Dec 24, 2025 By The Apono Team In Apono
Secrets run your applications: API keys, SSH keys, tokens, passwords, database credentials. They reside in repositories, CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure-as-code templates, containers, and even chat logs; one stray commit is enough to expose a path into production. In 2024, abuse of valid account credentials was the initial access vector in roughly 30% of incidents investigated.
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