Subdomain takeover is a cybersecurity risk that can appear after a company removes a cloud service but forgets to remove the DNS record pointing to it. The web address still looks like it belongs to the organization. The resource behind it no longer does. An attacker may be able to claim the abandoned cloud resource and make the company’s subdomain display content
Backups are supposed to be the safety net after a cyberattack. If ransomware encrypts production systems, a company can restore clean data and get back to work. Attackers understand that logic too. That is why backup sabotage is becoming a serious cybersecurity concern. Criminals may try to delete recovery points, compromise backup accounts
MFA fatigue attacks turn a useful security control into a source of pressure. Instead of defeating multi-factor authentication with advanced malware, an attacker repeatedly sends approval prompts until the user accepts one. The victim may be busy, confused or simply tired of the notifications. One tap can give the attacker the access they were waiting for. That is why MFA fatigue, also
