X-PHY Cybersecurity Blog
Understanding Zero-Day Vulnerabilities “Zero-day” is a broad term that describes security vulnerabilities which hackers can use to attack systems. The term “zero-day” refers to the fact that the vendor or […]
The 2022 Cisco breach was linked to the Yanluowang ransomware ecosystem. Attackers compromised an employee’s personal Google account, obtained browser-synced Cisco credentials, and used voice phishing and MFA fatigue to […]
LockBit ransomware is a Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) operation in which affiliates use LockBit tools to compromise networks, steal data, disable services, and encrypt files for ransom. It has also used triple-extortion […]
Artificial intelligence will affect cryptocurrency projects by improving smart contract auditing, fraud detection, blockchain monitoring, risk assessment, and automated trading or decision-making. AI can help identify suspicious transactions, security vulnerabilities, […]
Amadey malware is a Windows-based botnet and loader used by cybercriminals to collect system information, maintain access, and deliver additional malware. It commonly spreads through phishing emails, cracked software, and […]
A phishing page with a keylogger is a fraudulent website that impersonates a trusted login or payment portal and records information as the victim types it. Embedded keylogging scripts can […]
Comparitech disclosed that over 8,000 zero-day vulnerabilities were published as of now in Q1 of 2022. A zero-day (or 0-day) attack is a software vulnerability exploited by attackers before it […]
Web-based cybersecurity attackers use “stealthier techniques” which are not as “noisy” as active attacks, making it easier to continue undetected for a longer period of time. Stealthy techniques are employed […]
Enterprise cybersecurity vulnerabilities are security weaknesses that attackers exploit to access systems, steal data, or disrupt operations. Common causes include outdated software, exposed services, misconfigurations, and compromised credentials. Regular vulnerability […]
Azov ransomware is a destructive malware strain that pretends to be ransomware but acts mainly as a data wiper. Instead of securely encrypting files for recovery, it corrupts data and […]










