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As cyber threats accelerate and foreign adversaries sharpen their digital weapons, one of the United States’ most important cybersecurity laws is once again

For years, cloud platforms have been viewed as resilient backbones of modern digital infrastructure. But behind the scenes, they remain a high-value target

A brief post surfaced on social media, easy to scroll past and easier to underestimate. Yet behind its few lines lies a familiar and unsettling narrative in

Ransomware incidents rarely arrive with drama. Most appear quietly, logged in a database, posted in a dark forum, or surfaced through threat intelligence

There is a reason pCloud chose Switzerland as its home. The country is known globally for having some of the strictest personal data protection laws ever

Apple’s long-running battle with regulators and developers has entered a new and more complicated phase. While the European Commission has recently hinted

Cybersecurity incidents rarely arrive with sirens. Most begin as quiet updates buried in threat intelligence feeds, timestamps, and short posts that only

Enterprises do not struggle with a lack of security tools. They struggle with control, scale, and accountability. As software organizations grow, secrets

Apple Watch has never been short on visual variety. From minimalist digital layouts to data-heavy complications, Apple has spent years refining how time lives

Apple rarely announces its most transformative ideas with fireworks. Sometimes they arrive quietly, tucked inside a point update, waiting for users to stumble

Browser extensions are trusted tools. They promise convenience, privacy, and productivity, quietly integrating into daily workflows with elevated permissions

Late on December 16, 2025, a brief intelligence alert surfaced that quickly caught the attention of cybersecurity watchers. There was no press conference, no

A few months ago, Gui Rambo envisioned an app that would turn the Mac display into a dynamic ring light for video calls. Rather than relying on a physical

On December 16, 2025, at 21:31 UTC+3, ThreatMon’s Threat Intelligence Team detected a new campaign by the Sinobi ransomware group. According to the team,

A Virginia-based startup, Operation Bluebird, recently petitioned the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) to cancel X’s trademarks related to Twitter.

The Sinobi group has gained notoriety for exploiting vulnerabilities in corporate networks, encrypting data, and demanding ransom payments in exchange for

According to the ThreatMon Threat Intelligence Team, Sinobi has added Mercury Wire Products to its expanding list of victims. The attack was detected at