Cyber Threat Intelligence

Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) is now a critical component of modern cybersecurity strategies, offering organizations the insights needed to detect, prevent, and respond to evolving digital threats. By analyzing data from threat actors, malware patterns, and network anomalies, CTI empowers security teams with actionable intelligence to stay ahead of cybercriminals. In 2025, businesses are increasingly integrating real-time CTI into their Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems and incident response workflows. This proactive approach not only enhances threat visibility but also supports risk mitigation and informed decision-making. CTI is no longer optional—it’s essential for building a resilient cyber defense.

VoidLink Malware

VoidLink Malware: The Advanced Threat Targeting Linux Cloud Infrastructure

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This article uncovers VoidLink, a highly advanced malware framework engineered to silently compromise Linux-based cloud infrastructure. By targeting containerized environments such as Kubernetes and Docker, detecting major cloud providers like AWS, Azure, and GCP, and deploying memory-only plugins, rootkits, and encrypted command-and-control channels, VoidLink elevates cloud malware to a level where traditional antivirus and basic monitoring tools are largely ineffective. Its adaptive behavior, deep system reconnaissance, and aggressive anti-forensics capabilities enable attackers to maintain persistent, stealthy access while harvesting credentials and moving laterally across cloud environments. The result is a rapidly evolving threat landscape where cloud-native security, Linux-focused EDR, and continuous visibility are no longer optional—but essential for protecting modern infrastructure from professional-grade cyber adversaries. ... Read More
Taiwan Reports Tenfold Surge in Chinese Cyberattacks

Taiwan Reports Tenfold Surge in Chinese Cyberattacks on Energy Infrastructure

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In 2025, Taiwan experienced a massive 1,000% increase in Chinese cyberattacks specifically targeting its energy infrastructure, signaling a shift toward probing critical physical systems. Reports from the National Security Bureau indicate that these state-sponsored operations often coincide with significant political events and diplomatic activities to exert strategic pressure. Beyond power and fuel networks, hackers used advanced techniques like supply chain compromises and software exploitation to target hospitals, military communications, and the semiconductor industry. To counter these persistent threats, Taiwan is fostering international intelligence sharing with over 30 countries and strengthening domestic industrial control systems. Managed service providers like Technijian emphasize that these developments serve as a global case study for the necessity of multi-layered defense and resilience in modern infrastructure. ... Read More
North Korea's Illicit Cyber Network

US Sanctions Target North Korean Banking Network Behind Massive Crypto Theft and IT Worker Schemes

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United States’ recent sanctions against North Korea’s illicit financial network, which utilizes large-scale cryptocurrency theft (totaling over $3 billion) and fraudulent global IT worker schemes to fund its weapons programs. These sanctions specifically target banks like Ryujong Credit Bank, eight key individuals operating in China and Russia, and entities like Korea Mangyongdae Computer Technology Company for their roles in money laundering and identity fraud that generate hundreds of millions of dollars. The second section, “How Technijian Can Help” and “About Technijian,” shifts focus completely to Technijian, an Irvine-based Managed IT Services provider, which uses the described North Korean cyber threat as a case study to market its sophisticated cybersecurity solutions. Technijian offers services including threat detection, rigorous remote worker vetting, cryptocurrency security, and incident response to help companies in Orange County and Southern California protect against nation-state cyber threats and maintain sanctions compliance. ... Read More
Former CISA Director Jen Easterly Joins Huntress as Strategic Advisor: A New Chapter in Cybersecurity Leadership

Former CISA Director Jen Easterly Joins Huntress as Strategic Advisor: A New Chapter in Cybersecurity Leadership

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Jen Easterly’s transition from her role as CISA Director to becoming a Strategic Advisor for Huntress, a cybersecurity company. The first source highlights her distinguished career in public service and the strategic significance of her move to the private sector, emphasizing Huntress’s focus on providing advanced cybersecurity solutions to small and medium-sized businesses. It also explores the role of artificial intelligence in their future collaboration and the broader market implications of this partnership. The second source, “How Technology Companies Can Benefit from Expert Guidance,” frames Easterly’s move as an example of how expert advisory relationships can accelerate growth and enhance market positioning for technology companies. Finally, the “About Technijian” section introduces Technijian as a managed IT services provider for businesses in Southern California, detailing their comprehensive IT support and cybersecurity solutions, though it is less directly related to the core topic of Easterly’s transition. ... Read More