threat intelligence
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Binance’s $6.36B Hack: Lessons for Singapore Security Teams
Binance $6.36B hack traced to North Korea’s TraderTraitor unit — what Singapore security teams should change now. Continue reading
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Singapore Sees 5x Global Rate of Advance-Fee Scams
Singapore sees 5x the global rate of advance-fee scams in KnowBe4’s latest phishing report. Continue reading
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Kaspersky Finds Malware Hitting Govt Windows in Asia
Kaspersky’s GReAT team has uncovered NetamLoader, a new malware framework targeting a customised Windows system used only by government bodies in Asia. Continue reading
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CrowdStrike: Singapore a Top Target for Legal-Sector Attacks
CrowdStrike’s 2026 Legal Threat Landscape Report names Singapore among the top targeted countries as extortion and China-nexus espionage against law firms intensify. Continue reading
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Microsoft Tops Brand Phishing Attempts In Q3
Check Point’s Q3 2026 Brand Phishing Ranking finds Microsoft impersonated in a third of attacks, as attackers increasingly target AI and developer tools. Continue reading
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Kaspersky Finds Barcode Scanner Flaw Threatens Warehouses
Kaspersky has uncovered a new attack vector in a widely used barcode scanner model that could let nearby attackers gain remote code execution inside warehouse networks. Continue reading
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CrowdStrike Uncovers Four AI Agent-Driven Threat Actors
CrowdStrike uncovers four AI agent-driven threat actors, including a Southeast Asia campaign that compromised government systems in minutes. Continue reading
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CrowdStrike Finds Four Threat Groups Weaponising AI Agents
CrowdStrike research: four threat actors are weaponising AI agents, from a 20-minute credential heist to a Kubernetes breach hitting 726 tenant databases. Continue reading
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Critical PHP Flaws Knock Government Websites Offline
Two critical PHP vulnerabilities knocked European government sites offline overnight; Sophos researchers warn AI is speeding up attacker exploitation. Continue reading
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Azul Patches Record 53 Java Flaws as AI Speeds Attacks
Azul ships fixes for a record 53 OpenJDK vulnerabilities as AI collapses the gap between disclosure and exploit from weeks to hours, CEO Scott Sellers warns. Continue reading
