Credential Theft – A Growing Cybersecurity Threat

Credential theft is one of the most common and dangerous cyber threats facing individuals and businesses today. It involves stealing usernames, passwords, and other login credentials to gain unauthorized access to systems, emails, financial accounts, or sensitive company data. Cybercriminals often use phishing emails, keyloggers, and malware to trick users into revealing their login information. Once credentials are stolen, attackers can move laterally within networks, escalate privileges, and carry out data breaches or financial fraud. With the rise of remote work and cloud-based services, credential theft has become even more prevalent. To prevent these attacks, it’s essential to implement strong password policies, enable multi-factor authentication (MFA), and educate users on recognizing phishing attempts. Regular security audits and monitoring can also help detect unusual login activities early. Proactively securing credentials is a crucial step in protecting personal and organizational assets from modern cyber threats.

OAuth Attacks Target Microsoft 365 & GitHub

OAuth Attacks Target Microsoft 365, GitHub: A Deep Dive into the Latest Threats

Ravi Jain
Ongoing cyberattacks are exploiting the OAuth protocol on platforms like Microsoft 365 and GitHub. Cybercriminals are using deceptive tactics with fake applications mimicking trusted brands such as Adobe, DocuSign, and even GitHub itself. These malicious apps trick users into granting broad permissions, enabling attackers to gain persistent access and potentially redirect victims to phishing sites or deploy further attacks, targeting sectors with sensitive data. Organizations are advised to implement strong security measures, including limiting app permissions, employing conditional access policies, regularly auditing applications, and educating users to recognize these evolving threats. ... Read More