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Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2025: Stay Safe Online October 17, 2025
The internet cannot be separated from modern life. It’s a shared utility that connects, informs, and empowers us. But the more we rely on it, the greater the risks become. Every click, login, or search leaves a trail, and each device, app, or interaction can open the door (sometimes obvious, often unseen) to data breaches, identity theft, […]
Kirsten Doyle
Google’s New ‘Phone a Friend’ Feature Could Save Your Account, But Raises Privacy Questions October 17, 2025
Getting locked out of your Google account is more than an annoyance, it can be a major headache. You can lose hours in endless recovery loops, and still end up nowhere. Now, Google says it’s found a simpler fix: you can call a friend for help. As CNET reports, Google’s new Recovery Contacts feature lets you nominate a trusted […]
Kirsten Doyle
Sotheby’s Confirms Data Breach, Client Information Exposed October 17, 2025
Sotheby’s has confirmed a data breach following unauthorized access to its internal systems, exposing sensitive personal information belonging to clients. The breach happened on 24 July 2025, and was discovered two months later, on 24 September. An investigation led by external forensic specialists found that an unknown actor had exfiltrated internal data. The review process, downloading, cataloging, and analyzing the […]
Kirsten Doyle
When Culture Clicks the Wrong Link: Re-thinking the Human Factor in Cybersecurity October 15, 2025
When it comes to cyber-related crimes such as data breaches and deepfakes, none of us must look very far for a story that hits close to home. But there’s a problem with this. We tend to look at ourselves, searching for the mistakes we made, the phishing link we clicked on, or the deepfake we […]
Steve Prentice
How China-Backed Hackers Turned ArcGIS into a Backdoor October 15, 2025
When bad actors can weaponize trusted software so effectively that a vendor has to rewrite its own documentation, something fundamental has shifted. That’s exactly what happened when the China-backed advanced persistent threat (APT) group known as Flax Typhoon, maintained year-long access to an ArcGIS server without deploying a single piece of traditional malware. “This was […]
Kirsten Doyle
SimonMed Confirms Cyberattack Exposed Data of 1.2M Patients October 15, 2025
SimonMed Imaging, one of the largest outpatient medical imaging providers in the US, has confirmed that it fell victim to a cyberattack that potentially exposed sensitive patient information earlier this year. The company said it was first alerted on 27 January 2025, when one of its vendors reported a security incident. A day later, SimonMed […]
Kirsten Doyle
How CIOs Can Navigate the Pressure and Possibility for AI October 14, 2025
CIOs find themselves at a crossroads. The rapid advancement of AI has reshaped how businesses operate, with the adoption of AI taking place nearly twice as fast as the internet or personal computing did, according to a recent McKinsey report. This change brings fresh challenges for IT leaders. Unlocking AI’s value requires more than deployment; […]
Joel Carusone
The Identity Crisis Deepens, But AI Offers a Way Out October 14, 2025
Identity failed more organizations this year, and the damage hit harder. The takeaway: without decisive action, leaders will see risks grow sharper, losses deeper, and recovery slower. That’s one of several warnings from the 2026 RSA ID IQ Report, which surveyed more than 2,000 global experts to understand how often identity security failed them, what […]
Kirsten Doyle
eSentire Uncovers “ChaosBot”: A Rust-Based Backdoor Hiding in Plain Sight on Discord October 13, 2025
In late September 2025, eSentire’s Threat Response Unit (TRU) found something new and dangerous. A Rust-based backdoor inside a financial services client’s network. They called it ChaosBot. ChaosBot uses Discord (the same chat service gamers and teenagers use every day) as its command center. A malefactor calling himself “chaos_00019” controlled it, sending instructions to infected […]
Kirsten Doyle
Civil Guard Arrests GoogleXcoder: The Brains Behind Spain’s Credential Theft Kits October 13, 2025
The Civil Guard has dismantled one of Spain’s most active phishing networks, arresting a 25-year-old Brazilian developer known online as “GoogleXcoder.” He stands accused of designing and selling phishing kits that allowed other criminals to mimic banks, government agencies, and public institutions. Since 2023, a slew of phishing attacks have swept across Spain. Bad actors […]
Kirsten Doyle

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