Cyber Attacks
WatchGuard Phishing: Fake Domain Steals Admin Logins Twice Before Serving Signed VPN Client
Attackers stole VPN login details from a deceptive site while still providing the genuine, signed WatchGuard installer to avoid suspicion.
Cyber Attacks
Cyber Attacks coverage from DataSafe Radar holds 23 articles, 17 of them reference guides. The newest was published on October 18, 2026. New stories are added as soon as they are confirmed, from more than 150 sources checked as often as every 45 seconds. Each story lists its sources. Primary sources we follow for this section include NIST Cybersecurity Framework and MITRE ATT&CK.
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Virtualizor Attack Highlights 16% of RPKI Routes Vulnerable to Hijacks
Analysis shows a significant portion of internet routing remains open to forged-origin attacks that bypass standard validation checks.
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Claude AI aids Midnight Blizzard in evading detection across European and Ukrainian networks
Investigators tracked how hackers used generative AI to modify code and maintain access to European and Ukrainian government networks despite detection.
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Custom PHP Web Shells With AI Comments Exfiltrate Government Database Credentials in CL-UNK-1211 Campaign
Attackers used AI-assisted code to infiltrate government Linux systems, stealing credentials and exfiltrating database contents during a long-running campaign.
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WatchGuard VPN Credential Theft via SEO-Poisoned Fake Download Sites
Attackers tricked admins into handing over VPN login details on a spoofed site before serving the legitimate WatchGuard installer, leaving accounts exposed.
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Password Manager Best Practices for Secure Identity Protection
Password managers eliminate the need to memorize credentials while creating unique, high-entropy passwords for every account you use online.
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Web Filtering Misconceptions: 6 Errors That Leave Gaps
Web filtering blocks URLs but cannot inspect encrypted payloads, leaving your network exposed to threats that hide inside allowed traffic streams.
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How Passkeys Work Across Devices: The Sync Mechanism Explained
Passkeys bypass password theft by using cryptographic keys that never leave your device, relying on secure cloud sync to move between phones and laptops.
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How to Prevent DNS Spoofing: 4 Steps to Secure Lookups
Most users rely on unencrypted DNS queries that any neighbor can intercept, meaning your browser visits fake sites before you even type the password.
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Incident Response Plans: How to Stop Damage When Attacks Happen
Most organizations lose control of breaches because they wait for permission to act, turning minutes of contained damage into days of widespread exposure.
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Website Defacement Mistakes: 7 Configuration Errors That Invite Hackers
Website defacement rarely exploits new code vulnerabilities; it usually stems from neglected configuration details that leave administrative interfaces exposed to automated scanning tools.
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Watering Hole Attacks: How Hackers Target You Through Trusted Sites
Attackers compromise legitimate websites you already visit to install malware, bypassing your natural distrust of unknown links and emails.
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Evil Twin Wi-Fi Attacks: Prevention Checklist for Safe Connections
Evil twin attacks bypass standard Wi-Fi passwords by mimicking legitimate access points, making certificate verification the only reliable defense against credential theft.
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Stop Cryptomining on Servers: Response and Recovery Steps
Mining malware often persists via scheduled tasks and modified startup scripts that survive simple process killing and require deep forensic review to remove.
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Shoulder Surfing Meaning: How Observers Steal Data in Plain Sight
Physical observation bypasses digital security controls entirely, making your screen and keyboard visible to anyone within a few feet of your device in public spaces.
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Why Is Session Hijacking Successful: The Hidden Flaws in Web Trust
Attackers bypass login screens entirely by stealing the digital ticket that proves you are already authenticated to the server.
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GitHub CI/CD Workflows: GhostAction Exfiltrates Secrets from 346 Repos via Stolen Maintainer Credentials
Threat actors used stolen maintainer credentials to inject malicious workflows that exfiltrate CI/CD secrets and hardcoded keys from source code history.
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DNS Hijacking Risks: How Small Businesses Lose Traffic Control
Your domain name points to an IP address that attackers can redirect without changing your password or breaking into your server.
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How Intrusion Detection Systems Analyze Network Traffic
Intrusion detection systems do not block threats by default; they rely on external components to enforce policy decisions after identifying suspicious behavior patterns.
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Implement DDoS Protection: A Step-by-Step Rollout Plan
Traffic scrubbing hides your origin server but adds latency that can degrade performance for legitimate users during peak load.
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Detect Man-in-the-Middle Attacks: Log Signals and Blind Spots
Encrypted traffic often hides interception, so you must verify certificate chains and monitor for unusual protocol downgrades to catch the attacker.
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How Baiting Attacks Work: Step-by-Step Breakdown
Baiting attacks exploit curiosity by offering a free resource that installs malware or steals credentials, bypassing traditional security through user action.
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Detect Vishing in Logs: Signals, Tools, and Blind Spots
Identify voice-based social engineering by correlating call metadata with system access events and user behavior anomalies across your network.