Mobile app supply chain security is becoming a bigger cybersecurity concern because modern apps are rarely built entirely from scratch. Developers rely on third-party software development kits, libraries and services for analytics, notifications, payments, advertising and other features. That saves time. It also means a weakness in one shared component can affect many apps at once. The
Lookalike domains are a cybersecurity problem built around something very human: people read quickly. Attackers register web addresses that resemble familiar brands, suppliers or company domains. They may change one letter, add a word or use a similar-looking character. At a glance, the address feels right. That small difference can be enough to send employees or customers to a fake
Mailbox rule abuse is a quiet cybersecurity technique that can keep working after an attacker gains access to an email account. Instead of immediately sending obvious phishing messages, the attacker may create rules that forward selected emails, hide security alerts or automatically delete messages the real user might notice. The account can look normal while information
