1. Fraudulent Circumvention of Two-Factor Authentication

Experts reveal that fraudsters are leveraging bots to steal one-time passwords, bypassing two-factor authentication. Read more on iz.ru.

2. Telecommunications Sector as the Main Target for Hackers

In 2024, the telecommunications sector became the primary target for cyberattacks in Russia. Learn more on iz.ru.

3. AI to Detect Dangerous Content on Telegram

Russian experts have developed an AI tool to quickly identify criminals on Telegram, improving the fight against cybercrime. Details at iz.ru.

4. Cyber Hygiene Rules to Prevent Hacks

Oleg Sedov from the Solar Group highlighted the importance of cyber hygiene practices to protect against hacks and online fraud. More on iz.ru.

5. Vulnerabilities in Software Development Libraries

Nearly half of the libraries used for software development contain vulnerabilities, increasing the risk of cyberattacks. More at iz.ru.

6. Data Breaches in 2024: Analysis and Trends

Over 1 billion data records were exposed in 2024, with the healthcare and financial sectors being the most impacted. Details at CyberNews.

7. Zero-Day Vulnerabilities in Major Software

Several zero-day vulnerabilities were identified in widely used enterprise software, prompting urgent security patches. Learn more at Security Affairs.

8. Rise in Phishing-as-a-Service Platforms

Cybercriminals are increasingly using Phishing-as-a-Service platforms to target businesses globally. Find out more on DarkReading.

9. Cybersecurity Investments Surged by 30% in 2024

Global investments in cybersecurity tools and services rose significantly, driven by the increasing sophistication of cyber threats. Read more at VentureBeat.

10. Quantum Computing's Impact on Cybersecurity

Experts discuss the potential of quantum computing to both enhance and threaten existing cybersecurity protocols. Details at Scientific American.

11. New Malware Targeting IoT Devices

A new strain of malware designed to exploit vulnerabilities in IoT devices has been detected, highlighting the need for robust IoT security. Read more at The Hacker News.

12. Cybersecurity Training for Employees Grows in Demand

Organizations are investing heavily in training programs to educate employees on identifying and responding to cyber threats. Learn more at Forbes.