Social Engineering: The Human Side of Cybercrime
Humans are targeted with pretexts, authority cues and scarcity; training plus process stops the bleed.
Cybersecurity
How Hackers Use Botnets to Launch Cyber Attacks
Compromised PCs, phones and IoT devices are herded into C2 networks to deliver DDoS, spam and fraud.
The Rise of Deepfake Scams in Cybercrime
Synthetic media supercharges impersonation—from CEO fraud to reputational blackmail—often bypassing gut checks.
Business Email Compromise: Biggest Threat to Companies
Low‑malware, high‑loss schemes exploit authority and urgency to redirect payments and data.
Denial‑of‑Service (DoS) vs Distributed DoS (DDoS): Key Differences
DoS from one host; DDoS from thousands—both aim to exhaust capacity and deny service.
Insider Threats: Why Employees Can Be a Security Risk
Malicious, negligent or compromised insiders can bypass perimeter defenses and policy checks.
How Hackers Target Mobile Devices: Latest Techniques
Banking, wallets and work apps make phones high‑value targets across Android and iOS ecosystems.
The Future of State‑Sponsored Cyber Attacks
From espionage to critical‑infrastructure disruption, nation‑state tooling sets the bar for everyone else.
Supply Chain Attacks: Lessons from SolarWinds Breach
Trust becomes a weapon when updates, libraries and MSPs are subverted.
Understanding Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs)
Long‑term, stealthy campaigns prioritize intel over noise—patience is the superpower.