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Plain-English security guidance for growing businesses — what's changed, what matters, and what to do about it.
· 6 min read
OpenAI Cyber Defense Letter: What It Says & Who Signed It
OpenAI's 'A Call for Collective Action on Cyber Defense', explained: what it asks, who signed (Google, Anthropic, Visa, Shopify...) and what to do next.
- news
- openai
- ai
- cyber-defense
- open-letter
- fundamentals
· 4 min read
The Fake Store Ranked Above the Real One.
Criminals don't need to hack your store to steal your customers — they build a convincing copy and buy an ad to place it above you in search. This is a case we followed closely, and what we'd do to catch it fast.
- brand-impersonation
- fake-store
- phishing
- google-ads
- monitoring
· 4 min read
Nobody Clicked Anything. They Got In Anyway.
Recent threat data says exploits have overtaken social engineering as the top way attackers break in. More than half of exploited flaws are 'zero-click': no password, no user interaction, no mistake required. Here's what that means for your store's exposed systems.
- news
- zero-click
- vulnerabilities
- attack-surface
- patching
· 4 min read
An AI Ran a Ransomware Attack in 31 Seconds. The Doors It Used Were Old Ones.
The headline says a machine ran a ransomware attack with no human at the keyboard. The full story is calmer, and far more useful. The AI got in through a missed update and a stolen password. Here's what that means for your store.
- news
- ai
- ransomware
- patching
- credentials
· 4 min read
CEO Fraud: The 'Urgent' Transfer That Wasn't
A message from the 'CEO', a question about account balances, and an urgent request to move money to a new account. This scam costs businesses billions without touching a password or a line of code — because it targets the person, not the system. Here's how to recognize it.
- news
- phishing
- business-email-compromise
- social-engineering
- payments
· 3 min read
Can Scammers Send Email as Your Domain? Microsoft Spam Case
Attackers had to break into Microsoft's systems to abuse its name. Abusing most other domains takes no break-in at all, just a few DNS records nobody set up. Here's the fix that protects your business and gets your email delivered.
- news
- dns
- deliverability
- impersonation
· 3 min read
Chrome Had a Bad Week. Your Website Has a Job to Do.
An actively exploited Chrome zero-day was patched this week. It was the fifth this year. Here's what it has to do with a common finding in our website scans: the missing Content-Security-Policy header.
- news
- chrome
- csp
- layers
- vulnerabilities
· 4 min read
Attackers Don't Break In Anymore — They Log In. Please Use MFA.
Stolen passwords, not sophisticated hacks, are how most businesses get compromised today. Multi-factor authentication is the first layer of any cyberdefense strategy — here's how to roll it out this week.
- mfa
- credentials
- basics
- identity