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Don't Get Golden Fleeced: New Argonauts Extortion Group Emerges

Following the emergence of data-leak sites (DLSs) for new extortion groups Kairos, Chort, Termite, and CONTfr, Cyjax has observed a DLS for a group going by the name ’Argonauts Group’. This group has claimed 10 victims so far. This brings the total of new DLSs discovered this month to seven, with a few days remaining in November.

How Data Analytics Revolutionizes Queue Management Strategies

Have you ever been waiting in line, feeling your patience slowly drain with every passing minute? Long queues and chaotic waiting systems waste time, cause stress, and damage customer trust in the business. Whether in a hospital, government office, or retail store, no one wants to feel that their time isn't worth anything. This is where queue management strategies prove their value.

Humans vs AI: Building a Security Culture That Actually Works with Noora Ahmed-Moshe

As AI reshapes cybersecurity threats, understanding how scams are evolving has never been more critical. Welcome to Razorwire. I'm Jim, and today I'm talking with Noora Ahmed-Moshe, VP of Strategy and Operations at Hoxhunt. We'll explore how AI is transforming cybersecurity threats and what that means for protecting ourselves and our organisations.

How Threat Actors Use Enterprise Applications in Microsoft 365 to Exfiltrate Data

Microsoft 365 (M365) has become the industry standard for business email platforms, allowing users access to a variety of interconnected productivity and communication applications. With data readily available across multiple applications within M365, threat actors are using a specific technique to exfiltrate data within a user’s M365 email account.

AWS & 1Password: New integrations help strengthen security

When the tools in your security stack work together, it reduces administration overhead, lowers costs, and increases protection across your organization. That’s why we’ve spent the last year deepening our partnership and product integrations with AWS and other security providers in their ecosystem.

How Is API Abuse Different from Web Application Attacks by Bots?

API abuse and web application bot attacks are often confused. This is understandable, as both involve automated interactions and are usually executed by bots. Both attack vectors are prevalent; criminals are always eager to disrupt the foundations on which businesses base their operations to achieve their malicious goals and they frequently automate their actions for maximum results.