Microsoft Takes Down RedVDS Cybercrime Network for Fraud

**Microsoft Takes Down RedVDS Cybercrime Network for Fraud** https://thehackernews.com/2026/01/microsoft-legal-action-disrupts-redvds.html **Introduction** Imagine an underground network controlling thousands of compromised servers worldwide—quietly facilitating fraud, ransomware, and phishing attacks. That’s exactly what Microsoft, in collaboration with several partners, dismantled when it took legal action against the Russia-based RedVDS cybercrime infrastructure. According to Microsoft’s Read more…

64 Percent of Third Party Apps Access Sensitive Data Unjustly

**64 Percent of Third-Party Apps Access Sensitive Data Unjustly** **Introduction** What if two-thirds of the applications connected to your enterprise systems had access to sensitive data they don’t need — and you didn’t know it? According to new research featured in [The Hacker News](https://thehackernews.com/2026/01/new-research-64-of-3rd-party.html), 64% of third-party applications request or Read more…

Critical Nodejs Bug Lets Attackers Crash Servers via async_hooks

**Critical Node.js Bug Lets Attackers Crash Servers via async_hooks** *What CISOs and Security Specialists Need to Know About This High-Severity Vulnerability* When you’re safeguarding enterprise infrastructure, unexpected threats from well-established tools hit hardest. That’s exactly the situation unfolding with the latest Node.js vulnerability—a critical flaw that attackers can exploit to Read more…

PluggyApe Malware Exploits Signal WhatsApp in Ukraine Attack

**PluggyApe Malware Exploits Signal, WhatsApp in Ukraine Attack** *What CISOs and Security Leaders Need to Know Now* In January 2026, cybersecurity researchers uncovered a new and sophisticated malware campaign targeting Ukraine, known as **PluggyApe**. What’s truly alarming about PluggyApe is how it repurposes trusted communication apps—**Signal and WhatsApp**—to act as Read more…

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