Triple extortion ransomware represents a new era in cyberattacks; a single ransom demand or one ransomware tactic is no longer enough for attackers. After discussing double extortion ransomware yesterday, this new method adds a third layer involving threats to external parties. How does this triple threat impact your business’s security? Read on to learn more […]

Double extortion ransomware is a new, powerful threat that combines two attacks, posing a double danger to businesses. This brand of cyberattack goes beyond just encrypting data, putting organizations at even greater risk. With the rise of these combined attacks, what steps can your company take to protect yourselves? Learn more about this ransomware and […]

Local File Inclusion (LFI) is a common vulnerability that allows attackers to exploit a web application’s file-handling mechanisms. When an LFI vulnerability exists, an attacker can trick the application into including files from its server, potentially exposing sensitive information or executing malicious code. But how does LFI actually work, and what makes it so dangerous? […]

Remote File Inclusion (RFI) is a common web application vulnerability that can leave your server exposed to various malicious activities. By exploiting flaws in PHP code or HTTP requests, an attacker could manipulate input parameters to include remote files, leading to potential code execution or data theft. Understanding how RFI and similar attacks work is […]