QR code phishing, often called quishing, is becoming a bigger cybersecurity problem because attackers can hide a malicious link inside an image that looks ordinary. People scan QR codes every day. That familiarity makes the format useful to criminals. A phishing email with a visible web link may trigger suspicion. A QR code gives the victim less information at
Virtualization security is becoming a bigger cybersecurity concern because a small number of platforms can run a large part of a company’s technology. A single hypervisor may host dozens of virtual machines. A management console can control servers that support identity, databases, applications and backups. That concentration is convenient for IT teams. It is also attractive to attackers. If
ClickFix attacks are changing the way social engineering works. Instead of asking someone to download an obvious attachment, the attacker convinces the victim to run a malicious command themselves. The trick often appears as a fake CAPTCHA, browser error or security check. The page tells the user to copy a command, open a system tool and paste it








