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Brand Protection
Brand Protection: How to Monitor Threats on the Dark Web? [Guide]
In the modern web of digital connections, safeguarding a brand’s reputation and sensitive information has become more challenging and yet...
Microsoft Under the Microscope: Is a Patched Windows CVE Safe Now?
A critical security vulnerability in Microsoft’s services attracted a lot of attention recently. Assigned CVE-2023-36874, this flaw which could be...
How to Monitor CVEs on the Dark Web
Discussions about Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (more commonly known as CVEs), can be found across all corners of the dark...
The Top Supply Chain Risks on the Dark Web
In today’s interconnected and globalized business landscape, supply chain risk management (SCRM) has become critical for organizations across all industries....
Why Dark Web Monitoring is Crucial for Every Business
Cybercriminal activity is only growing. A recent report claims that the global annual cost of cybercrime is predicted to reach...
The Rising Threat of Post-Exploitation Frameworks on the Dark Web
Dark web users have been recently excited about a new post-exploitation framework (PEF) known as “Exfiltrator-22” (aka “EX-22”), which was...
The Trick Cybercriminals Use to Avoid Detection and How to Overcome It
The dark web has emerged as a notorious underground space on the internet, where cybercriminals engage in illicit activities and...
Revealed: The Dark Web Risk Score for Top VPN Providers
VPN, which stands for Virtual Private Network, is a service many of us know and use. It refers to a...
Behind the PayPal Breach: Credential Stuffing on the Dark Web
The recent Paypal breach, which affected 35,000 users, highlighted a threat of credential stuffing. The hackers were able to compromise...
