Cyber Threats
Bisma Farrukh - Sep 27, 2026How to Protect Your Browser From Infostealer Malware?
That makes it an attractive target for infostealer malware, a type of malicious software designed to collect valuable information from an infected device. The risk is not limited to losing a saved password. An infostealer may also capture browser cookies, ...See More
Bisma Farrukh - Sep 23, 2026AI Agent and Browser Agent Risk: What Happens When You Let AI Use Your Accounts?
AI assistants are getting closer to functioning at a level where their capabilities extend beyond question-answering. A sophisticated AI agent could, hypothetically, browse sites, read mail, scour file folders, fill out forms, use online services, and perform tasks for the ...See More
Bisma Farrukh - Jun 24, 2026Web Scraping: What It Is, How It Works, and Risks
However, manually collecting data from thousands of web pages can be time-consuming and inefficient. This is where web scraping comes into play. The global web scraping market is estimated to reach approximately USD 1.17 billion in 2026 and is projected ...See More
Arsalan Rathore - Jun 18, 2026What Is Spoofing? Understanding Spoofing Attacks and How to Prevent Them
A spoofing attack occurs when an attacker impersonates a trusted source to gain unauthorized access, steal sensitive information, spread malware, or manipulate communications. The FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) recorded 191,561 phishing and spoofing complaints in 2025, making it ...See More
Bisma Farrukh - Jun 10, 2026What Is a Backdoor Attack? Understanding Backdoor Malware and Backdoor Trojans
A backdoor attack is probably the most threatening method of all. A backdoor, i.e., a backdoor, allows attackers to bypass security measures effectively, as it provides a secret, hidden entry point, whereas most other cyber threats are visible. In 2025, ...See More
Bisma Farrukh - May 22, 2026What Is a Social Engineering Attack? Types, Techniques, & Prevention
Another 2025 report found that social engineering attacks accounted for 36% of all cyber intrusions, making it one of the most common attack methods used by cybercriminals today. In this blog, we will explore social engineering attacks, their examples, and ...See More
