Tag: corporate networks
3 articles
Hidden AI Agents Expose Access Risks in Corporate Networks
Can your security team instantly identify who authorized an autonomous AI agent to access your company's core intellectual property? The uncomfortable truth is that most enterprises have no clear answer, leaving them vulnerable to hidden AI access risks.
Extortion Gang Exploits Corporate Networks with In-Person Visits
Meet UNC3753, a notorious extortion gang that's taking corporate hacking to a whole new level - from deceitful phone calls to in-person visits, where they show up at companies' doorsteps with thumb drives, targeting dozens of US banks, law firms, and professional services firms in just a few short months. Their tactics have evolved from fake emails to help-desk calls and now, brazen doorstep drop-offs.
Social Engineering Exposes Vulnerability in Corporate Networks
A clever phone call can be all it takes to breach a corporate network - just ask Brandon Dixon, a former penetration tester who convinced an IT security team to hand over root access by pretending to be their boss. With a simple social engineering trick, Dixon was able to reset his "password" and gain unrestricted access to the network.