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    Airlock Digital Announces Independent TEI Study Quantifying Measurable ROI & Security Impact

    779 words3.9 min readPublished On: January 21, 2026Categories: Cyber Security NewsViews: 32

    Unveiling Significant ROI: Airlock Digital’s Independent TEI Study Reveals 224% Return In an era where cyber threats are increasingly sophisticated and the cost of breaches [...]

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    Sprocket Security Appoints Eric Sheridan as Chief Technology Officer

    597 words3 min readPublished On: January 21, 2026Categories: Cyber Security NewsViews: 34

    Sprocket Security Fortifies Leadership with Cybersecurity Veteran Eric Sheridan as CTO The cybersecurity landscape is in a constant state of flux, demanding visionary leadership and [...]

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    Beware of Weaponized Shipping Documents that Deliver Remcos RAT with a Wide Range of Capabilities

    779 words3.9 min readPublished On: January 21, 2026Categories: Cyber Security NewsViews: 33

      Shipping documents, the mundane workhorses of global commerce, are now being weaponized in a highly effective and stealthy cyberattack campaign. Threat actors are exploiting [...]

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    Microsoft Teams External Domain Anomalies Allow Defenders to Detect Attackers at Earliest

    1010 words5.1 min readPublished On: January 21, 2026Categories: Cyber Security NewsViews: 27

      Unmasking Malicious Activity: How Microsoft Teams’ External Domain Anomalies Report Fortifies Your Defenses Modern enterprises rely heavily on collaborative platforms like Microsoft Teams, but [...]

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    Hackers Extensively Abuses Visual Studio Code to Execute Malicious Payloads on Victim System

    1178 words5.9 min readPublished On: January 21, 2026Categories: Cyber Security NewsViews: 25

    The Trojan in the IDE: North Korean Hackers Weaponize Visual Studio Code The digital battleground continues to shift, and threat actors, particularly those sponsored by [...]

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    Attackers Leverages LinkedIn to Deliver Remote Access Trojan Targeting Corporate Environments

    1022 words5.1 min readPublished On: January 21, 2026Categories: Cyber Security NewsViews: 19

      A disturbing trend has emerged in the cybersecurity landscape: attackers are increasingly leveraging the professional credibility of LinkedIn to infiltrate corporate environments. A sophisticated [...]

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    Critical Oracle WebLogic Server Proxy Vulnerability Lets Attackers Compromise the Server

    776 words3.9 min readPublished On: January 21, 2026Categories: Cyber Security NewsViews: 23

      A critical vulnerability has emerged, striking at the heart of enterprise infrastructure relying on Oracle’s Fusion Middleware. Specifically targeting the Oracle HTTP Server and [...]

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    Azure Private Endpoint Deployments Exposes Azure Resources to DoS Attack

    1098 words5.5 min readPublished On: January 21, 2026Categories: Cyber Security NewsViews: 33

    Imagine your critical Azure services – Key Vaults safeguarding secrets, CosmosDB powering your applications, or even your Azure OpenAI instances – suddenly becoming inaccessible. This [...]

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    Critical GNU InetUtils Vulnerability Allows Unauthenticated Root Access Via “-f root”

    719 words3.6 min readPublished On: January 21, 2026Categories: Cyber Security NewsViews: 36

      Unauthenticated Root Access: Unpacking the Critical GNU InetUtils Vulnerability Imagine a scenario where a malicious actor can gain complete control over your critical systems [...]

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    Google Chrome 144 Update Patches High-Severity V8 Vulnerability

    738 words3.7 min readPublished On: January 21, 2026Categories: Cyber Security NewsViews: 21

      Google Chrome 144: A Critical Security Update for V8 The digital landscape demands constant vigilance, especially when it comes to the tools we use [...]

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