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Proprietary tools are company-owned software or systems, often required to access or interpret specific data, and are not publicly available.
An email gateway filters and scans emails for threats like spam and malware, protecting organizations by blocking harmful messages before they reach users.
Salesforce stands firm against ransom demands after hackers steal almost a billion records from major global brands in a sweeping cloud data breach. Learn the story behind the standoff.
Docker’s Hardened Images catalog, once reserved for big players, now offers small businesses affordable, robust container security—promising near-zero vulnerabilities with easy integration and rapid patching.
A new attack lets hackers hide invisible commands in emails and invites, tricking Google Gemini’s AI. Google refuses to patch, sparking debate over AI security responsibility.
XWorm 6.0, a modular malware packed with 35+ plugins, has resurfaced. From ransomware to credential theft, its return shows cyber threats never truly disappear for long.
Cl0p ransomware is exploiting a critical Oracle EBS vulnerability, CVE-2025-61882, enabling remote attacks and data theft. Rival hacker gangs and leaked exploits intensify the threat landscape.
A ransomware attack on Asahi halted beer production and shipments in Japan, revealing how cyber threats can quickly disrupt supply chains and daily life.
Italy’s NIS 2 rollout introduces the CSIRT Referent—a crucial new role ensuring every critical organization can rapidly report and respond to cyberattacks, bridging legal and technical gaps.
A newly discovered 13-year-old flaw in Redis exposes hundreds of thousands of servers to full takeover, threatening the cloud’s backbone. Here’s what RediShell means for everyone.