Category: Cybersecurity
PHP security vulnerabilities and emergency patching
Two critical, unauthenticated remote-code-execution flaws in PHP itself (not WordPress or any app built on it) were leaked before a patch existed. Details and a tool called PHP2Shell spread online on October 20. PHP shipped an emergency fix on October 21, slightly ahead of schedule. Governments and universities in some European countries and elsewhere pulled […]
Hacking the Human Mind – How Social Engineering Tricks You Online
Nobody get into your accounts by cracking your password anymore even if it is possible to break your password, but hacker know the way. Sometimes, they trick you by asking some questions. That’s the uncomfortable truth about social engineering. Your brain has a bunch of mental shortcuts that evolved to help you make fast decisions […]
How to Identify a Scam in Cambodia: How to Protect Yourself and Report It to the Authorities
Scams in Cambodia aren’t slowing down. They come through Facebook, Telegram, phone calls, SMS, email, fake websites, ads, job offers that sound too good, investment “opportunities,” even accounts posing as government officials or well-known businesses. Here’s the thing people get wrong: the scary part isn’t the technology. Most scammers aren’t hackers. They’re just good at […]
Voice Phishing Campaigns Targeting Corporate Executives
A wave of cyberattacks is targeting executives and other high-value employees through voice phishing and social engineering. Groups tracked as Helix, Pink, and PREY-0058 pose as internal IT help desk staff, reaching victims by phone or through external Microsoft Teams chats. Once they get a victim on the line, they push for login credentials, SSO […]
Best Cybersecurity Software for Small Businesses
Small businesses are just as much of a target for cybercriminals as large corporations and sometimes more so, since they hold valuable data but rarely have a dedicated security team. Customer records, employee accounts, financial data, and email systems are all fair game for phishing, ransomware, and plain old, unauthorized access. None of this requires […]
What Is Cloud Security? How It Works, Benefits, Risks & Best Practices in 2026
Cloud security, textbook version: the practices, tools, and policies that protect data, applications, and infrastructure on platforms like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. Fine as far as it goes. The real version is messier, because cloud security isn’t a product you install once. It’s a job split between your provider and you, and a lot […]
Urgent Warning: Malware Spreading Through Telegram in Cambodia
Cambodian authorities are sounding the alarm. The Ministry of Post and Telecommunications has confirmed a sharp rise in Telegram account theft and malware infections across the country, and the method is simple enough that almost anyone could fall for it: open a file, lose your accounts. In at least one active campaign, the final payload […]
Ransomware Remains a Serious Enterprise Cybersecurity Threat in 2026
Ransomware is still one of the biggest cybersecurity threats organizations face in 2026. Hospitals, universities, banks, and government agencies all run on digital systems now, and when an attacker gets in, the fallout can shut down operations for weeks, not just lock a few files. The attacks themselves look different than they used to. It’s […]
What Is Cybersecurity? Everything You Need to Know in 2026
Most cyber incidents start with a person, not a machine.
Watch for These Warning Signs: How to Spot and Defeat AI Scams in 2026
Deepfakes are sophisticated digital creations that alter audio and video so convincingly