Click here to view/listen to our blogcast. Two recent discoveries have revealed a troubling shift in cybercrime tactics: hackers can now embed hidden instructions into Gmail messages and Google Calendar invites that Google’s Gemini AI will read and act on even if you can’t see them. These “prompt injection” attacks work by hiding malicious text […]
Click here to view/listen to our blogcast. When peripheral devices like Internet-connected cameras or other IoT gear have unpatched vulnerabilities, they become easy entry points for attackers. A recent example involved a flaw in an LG LNV5110R camera that allowed administrative access even after the product reached end-of-life. This incident underscores a critical truth: relying […]
Click here to view/listen to our blogcast. Cybercriminals never stop innovating, and a new social‑engineering tactic called FileFix is setting off alarm bells! First revealed in June 2025, FileFix leverages our trust in everyday Windows workflows using the clipboard and File Explorer to execute malicious commands making it dangerously stealthy. What Is FileFix? At its […]
Click here to view/listen to our blogcast. Cybercriminals have always gone where the money is. But today, they’re going where the vulnerability is and they don’t care who gets hurt. What used to be data theft for profit has evolved into something far more dangerous. Now, attackers are targeting schools, charities, and hospitals – organizations […]
Click here to view/listen to our blogcast. In the ever-evolving landscape of cybercrime, a particularly insidious threat is gaining momentum—in-memory cyberattacks. Unlike traditional malware that leaves behind files or logs, these attacks operate entirely within a system’s RAM. They leave little to no trace on disk, making them extremely difficult to detect, stop, or investigate. […]
Click here to view/listen to our blogcast. In recent weeks, U.S. regulators uncovered clandestine “kill switches” tucked inside Chinese-made solar-farm inverters—undocumented cellular radios that can be activated remotely to disable power equipment. While the headlines have focused on energy infrastructure, this discovery highlights a universal truth: any networked device, from VoIP phones to building-automation sensors, […]
Click here to view/listen to our blogcast. Small food businesses are the heart of New York—whether it’s a local bakery in Queens, a deli in Brooklyn, or a family-run catering company in the Bronx. But while the industry thrives on flavor, speed, and service, cybercriminals see something else: vulnerability.Recent data shows a dramatic surge in […]
Click here to view/listen to our blogcast. Small and midsize businesses (SMBs) have long assumed that only large enterprises or government agencies draw the attention of nation‑state attackers. Yet the latest research shows that this assumption is dangerously misplaced. According to Broadcom’s Symantec Threat Hunter team, “the vast majority of organizations hit by nation‑states are […]
Click here to view/listen to our blogcast. When it comes to business backups, most companies focus on making sure the data exists. But just as important is understanding how long different kinds of records need to be kept. Retention requirements vary widely depending on the type of record and which regulatory bodies your business must […]
Click here to view/listen to our blogcast. Security cameras provide essential protection for businesses and homeowners alike. Yet emerging research and recent incidents reveal that these devices can introduce serious vulnerabilities to your network. The Hidden Dangers Recent studies from Northeastern University uncovered a technique called EM Eye that enables hackers to eavesdrop on cameras, […]
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