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Microsoft Sounds the Alarm on SharePoint Cyberattacks: What You Need to Know

Cybersecurity | 22 July 2025

Microsoft has raised a red flag over a series of active cyberattacks exploiting a serious vulnerability in its on-premises SharePoint server software. In an urgent security advisory, the tech giant is urging all affected organisations to install critical security updates without delay to fend off potential breaches.

Inside the Data Centre Bribery Scandal: Two More Companies Under MACC Spotlight

Cybersecurity | 22 July 2025

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has expanded its investigation into the high-profile bribery scandal surrounding data centre construction projects. What initially began as a probe into one individual's alleged abuse of power has now widened to implicate additional players in the corporate world.

Louis Vuitton Korea Hit by Cyberattack: Customer Data Compromised

Cybersecurity | 03 July 2025

Louis Vuitton Korea has confirmed it was the target of a recent cyberattack, resulting in a leak of customer information. This marks the second such incident affecting luxury fashion giant LVMH in just a few months.

Don’t Panic: Your Data Is Protected, Says Digital Ministry

Cybersecurity | 11 June 2025

With rising concerns about data breaches and digital privacy, it's no surprise that Malaysians are growing more cautious about how their personal information is being handled. But according to the Deputy Minister of Digital, Datuk Wilson Ugak Kumbong, there's no need to worry — your data is in safe hands.

Are Telcos Being Asked to Hand Over Your Call and Location Data? What We Know So Far

Cybersecurity | 06 June 2025

A recent report has raised serious questions about how much of our personal phone data may be heading straight into the hands of authorities. According to the South China Morning Post (SCMP), Malaysia's telecom companies have allegedly been asked by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) to hand over highly detailed user data – including call records, internet activity, and even GPS coordinates – as part of a government project.

Microsoft Security Updates Coming June 10, 2025: What You Need to Know

Cybersecurity | 05 June 2025

As part of its regular Patch Tuesday cycle, Microsoft has given a heads-up to its Unified and Premier Support customers about the upcoming wave of security updates scheduled for release on June 10, 2025 (Pacific Time). This early notice is meant to help IT teams and system administrators plan ahead and ensure smooth patch deployment across environments.

SonicWall SMA100 Appliances Under Active Attack: What You Need to Know

Cybersecurity | 10 May 2025

If your organization uses SonicWall's Secure Mobile Access (SMA100) appliances, it's time to take action. SonicWall has confirmed that cyber attackers are actively exploiting two serious vulnerabilities in these devices, prompting warnings from both the company and the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). Here's what's happening and what you need to do.

Estimating the Financial Impact of Data Breaches in Malaysia's Healthcare Sector

Cybersecurity | 08 April 2025

In today's digital age, the healthcare industry is increasingly reliant on electronic data, making it a prime target for cyberattacks. Understanding the potential financial ramifications of data breaches is crucial for healthcare organizations, especially in Malaysia, where specific data is limited but the risks are substantial.

Australia's Largest Pension Funds Targeted in Widespread Cyberattacks

Cybersecurity | 07 April 2025

A series of coordinated cyberattacks has hit some of Australia's largest pension funds, compromising tens of thousands of member accounts and resulting in financial losses for several individuals, according to sources familiar with the situation.

Massive Data Breach Reportedly Exposes Emails of 200 Million X Users

Cybersecurity | 03 April 2025

A major data breach reportedly hit the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) over the weekend, potentially affecting up to 2.8 billion user accounts—making it one of the most significant leaks in social media history.

Zero-Day Windows Shortcut Exploit Used by State-Backed Hackers Since 2017

Cybersecurity | 02 April 2025

A newly disclosed zero-day vulnerability in Windows shortcut files (.lnk) has been exploited in-the-wild for several years by state-sponsored hacking groups. Identified as ZDI-CAN-25373, the flaw allows attackers to silently execute malicious commands using shortcut files—making it difficult to detect through traditional security tools.Security researchers revealed that this vulnerability has been abused since at least 2017 by advanced persistent threat (APT) groups linked to 11 different countries.

Microsoft’s New AI Agents Are Built to Boost Cybersecurity Teams

Cybersecurity | 28 March 2025

Cybersecurity teams today face an overwhelming task: sifting through endless alerts, potential phishing emails, and threats to sensitive data. For many, the daily grind involves evaluating mountains of suspicious messages or tracing the source of a data breach. Microsoft thinks it can help—and it's putting AI agents to work to do just that.

MAHB Cyberattack: Hackers Demand US$10 Million, Malaysia Refuses to Pay

Cybersecurity | 26 March 2025

Malaysia's cybersecurity defenses were put to the test recently when hackers launched a serious cyberattack on Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad (MAHB), demanding a staggering US$10 million ransom. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim revealed the incident during his keynote speech at the 218th Police Day celebration.

What is a Brute-Force Attack and How to Stop It

Cybersecurity | 25 March 2025

Let's say you forget the password to your old email account, and you sit there trying every combination you can think of—birthdays, pet names, your go-to "123456". That, in a nutshell, is how a brute-force attack works… just on a much, much bigger scale.

Malaysia: Where Your Data Leaks Faster Than Your Cash Disappears

Cybersecurity | 16 March 2025

If you think your personal data is safe in Malaysia, think again. According to the latest Whoscall Annual Report, Malaysia topped the charts in 2024 for personal data leaks across major Asian countries — and that's not a title to be proud of.

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