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ShinyHunters: everything you need to know about this feared cybercriminal group
ShinyHunters has established itself as one of the most feared cybercriminal groups of the decade, responsible for data breaches affecting more than a billion users worldwide. Behind its playful, Pokémon-inspired…
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Google data breach: the giant falls victim to ShinyHunters attacks via Salesforce
Google has just confirmed a major data breach after falling victim to a large-scale campaign of attacks by the ShinyHunters extortion group against the Salesforce instances of major companies. The…
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Bouygues Telecom cyberattack: 6.4 million customers affected
French telecom operator Bouygues Telecom has just announced that it was hit by a major cyberattack affecting 6.4 million customer accounts. This new security breach hits the French telecommunications sector,…
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Dashlane is ending its free plan: what you need to know
Password manager Dashlane has just announced a major decision that will affect millions of users: its free plan will be permanently discontinued on 16 September 2025. The decision is part…
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CTFd: create your own Capture The Flag cybersecurity competition
You’ve probably heard about Capture The Flag (CTF) competitions on social networks such as LinkedIn, but have you ever wondered how to run one? Dreaming of organising an unforgettable CTF…
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CTF: improve your cyber skills with Capture The Flag
You’re probably hearing more and more about Capture The Flag (CTF) competitions and challenges. Many companies, schools and associations now run these events every year. Although the trend is growing,…
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CVE-2024-4947: a new zero-day vulnerability in Chrome
There is no end in sight for Google and its Chrome browser, now hit by CVE-2024-4947, a zero-day vulnerability. It is the third in just a few days, following the…
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CVE-2024-4761: a new zero-day vulnerability in Chrome
On Tuesday 14 May, Google released emergency patches for a high-severity 0-day flaw tracked as CVE-2024-4761. Google also announced that the vulnerability is being actively exploited. An out-of-bounds write bug…
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Exegol: the Docker pentest environment replacing Kali Linux
Exegol is a pentest environment built on Docker containers rather than virtual machines. The goal remains the same: providing an isolated, specialised and reproducible environment, with a few advantages over…
Decoding email scams, data breaches and security flaws: practical guides to protect your accounts and devices.
