The Silent Freeze: Why Cybersecurity Hiring Is Slowing Down – While Risk Keeps Rising
Cybersecurity continues to expand – but hiring is no longer keeping pace. This is where the contradiction begins, and it is one that very few are openly addressing. While attack surfaces are growing exponentially across cloud, identity, APIs, and AI, while organizations are opening more systems and increasing interconnectivity, something very different is happening internally: […]
$32 BILLION POWER MOVE: GOOGLE ACQUIRES WIZ IN ONE OF THE LARGEST CYBERSECURITY DEALS EVER
The cybersecurity community has been buzzing about it for weeks, but the true scale of this move is only now becoming clear: Google is acquiring Wiz for approximately $32 billion (around €30 billion). This makes it one of the largest cybersecurity acquisitions in history—and more importantly, a clear strategic signal: security is no longer a […]
Booked, Breached, Charged: How Travel Platforms Became the Perfect Fraud Machine – and Darkgate’s Operators Became Victim.
Yesterday, we already reported on a concrete incident. A seemingly normal business trip, booked via Booking.com, suddenly became the starting point of a potential attack. Shortly after the booking, an email arrived. Suspicious activity. A changed access PIN. A warning that data may have been compromised. Name, email address, communication with the hotel, travel details. […]
Booking.com. Booked. Exposed. Targeted. – How a Simple Booking Turned Into a High-Precision Attack Vector
Over the past months, we have written extensively about modern cyber threats. About phishing, data leaks, identity abuse. But most of the time, these topics remain abstract. They feel distant, theoretical, something that happens somewhere else. Until it happens to you. That is exactly what happened in this case. And this is not a hypothetical […]