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The Cloud Deal That Moves Risk, Not Just Workloads
Hybrid cloud and fully managed services are being framed as practical answers to compliance pressure, AI growth, and scarce specialist talent - but the security question is where control really sits once operations are outsourced.
The Chat Trap Behind a Government-Grade Espionage Push
A reported APT42 campaign shows how patient messaging, trusted cloud services, and a PowerShell backdoor can turn ordinary conversation into an intrusion path.
A Claim, a Hash, and a High-Value Target: Why This Ransomware Note Matters
A Booba Project ransom claim against Nfinite-9000-S.L. is unverified, but the target profile makes the incident worth watching for signs of broader infrastructure risk.
Cloud Services Turned into Malware Hiding Places in a New AsyncRAT Delivery Chain
A threat-intelligence report points to Dropbox URLs and TryCloudflare Quick Tunnels being used to move malicious Python packages toward AsyncRAT, showing how familiar infrastructure can be bent into a delivery layer for malware.
When a Printer Queue Becomes a Trust Problem
Bambuddy is a new reminder that even a desktop manufacturing workflow can become a question of privacy, control, and where your files travel before a job starts.
Bravox’s Latest Leak-Site Claim Puts a Cloud Services Firm Under a Harsh Spotlight
A public victim listing is not proof of breach, but it can signal a serious extortion dispute where identity, storage, and cloud logging become the real battleground.
Windows as Cover: A Near-Fileless Gamaredon Campaign Leans on Trust, Not Noise
A reported intrusion wave against Ukrainian targets shows how native Windows features and legitimate cloud services can turn ordinary system behavior into a covert command channel.
Why a "Free" Cloud Offer Is Never Just About Space
pCloud’s up to 10 GB free tier, paid upgrades, and optional encrypted folder model show how cloud services turn convenience into a security decision.
OpenText Draws a New Border Around Its AI Ambitions
The company’s Vertica sale is a clean portfolio shift, but it also reveals where enterprise software is heading: toward AI-driven information management, tighter security controls, and fewer standalone analytics bets.
Cloud Storage Turned Quiet Courier in a Malaysian Espionage Trail
A cloud-based intrusion path linked to Malaysian networks shows how ordinary storage and compute services can be repurposed into a discreet exfiltration channel.
Unplugged by Power: How Geopolitics Could Hijack Your Digital Life
As global tensions rise, the threat of losing access to essential digital services is no longer science fiction-it's a looming reality.
Cloud Incentives on Hold: Italy’s €150M Cybersecurity Voucher Gets Stuck in Bureaucratic Limbo
A long-awaited public voucher for SMEs to boost cloud and cybersecurity investments is delayed again-raising fears it may arrive too late for EU compliance deadlines.
Trapped in the Cloud: How Tech Giants Turn Digital Dependence into a Strategic Threat
As Europe pushes for digital sovereignty, the hidden dangers of technological lock-in threaten resilience, compliance, and control over the future.
Coinbasecartel’s Ransomware Blitz: Flash Charm INC Breach Exposes Enterprise Weaknesses
Notorious ransomware gang Coinbasecartel claims Flash Charm INC, an Idera subsidiary, as its latest victim in a breach exposing hundreds of credentials and the growing threat of infostealer malware.
Clouds of Deceit: How Hackers Hijack WhatsApp to Bypass Security and Seize Control
A new attack chain leverages social engineering, legitimate cloud services, and renamed Windows tools to infiltrate organizations undetected.
Clouds of Deceit: How Hackers Hijack Trusted Platforms for Enterprise Phishing
Cybercriminals exploit reputable cloud and CDN services to launch stealthy, hard-to-detect attacks targeting Microsoft and Google users worldwide.
When the Cloud Turns Toxic: Inside 2025’s Most Alarming Supply-Chain Hacks
Cybercriminals weaponized trusted software and cloud systems in 2025, revealing the dark side of modern digital dependencies.
Corporate Credentials for Sale: How Malicious PDFs Are Turning Cloud Services into Cybercrime Gateways
Fake purchase order PDFs exploit trusted infrastructure to steal business logins and funnel them straight to Telegram.