2026-03-31Ian Fleming
Organizations face rising identity theft, data breaches and fraud risks as AI expands attack scale and precision. As attack volume grows, prevention strategies lag behind evolving threats, said James E. Lee, President, Identity Theft Resource Center. .
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2026-03-30Ian Fleming
In mid-2009 British citizen Simon Kadwill-Kelly was catching a ferry returning from France. Within minutes of trying to board he found out his identity had been stolen.
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2026-03-30Per Henrikson
The report documents how identity-based attacks – including adversary-in-the-middle (AiTM) phishing, password spraying, and service principal credential exposure – now dominate security investigations. Rather than exploiting software vulnerabilities, attackers increasingly rely on compromised credentials to gain direct access to cloud environments.
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2026-03-22Ian Fleming
Lawmakers and regulators worldwide are advancing online age-verification rules that require ID uploads or biometric checks, driving a new wave of VPN adoption as users seek to evade mandates.
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2026-03-19Per Henrikson
Incidents attributed to cybercriminals sponsored by Pyongyang increased by 130% in 2025. Analysts highlight their growing sophistication
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2026-03-19Per Henrikson
Fraudsters build credibility across multiple institutions over time, exposing the limits of KYC systems that verify individual data points instead of evaluating identities holistically and creating a potential systemwide problem.
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2026-03-13Ian Fleming
The complete source code of Sweden’s e-government platform is circulating freely online after a threat actor calling itself ByteToBreach compromised CGI Sverige AB’s infrastructure. The leak includes the full source code for critical government services, API documentation, signing systems and embedded credentials that could enable further attacks across Sweden’s digital government ecosystem.
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