Faxploit in 2026
Have you ever had to send documents by fax? Many people in 2026 believe faxes are inherently more secure by default than emails. Phone lines are separate from the internet after all. However, fax machines in 2026 still have vulnerabilities that...
AI Testing Compromised Real-World Systems
Anthropic, the company behind Claude AI, reported three incidents during cybersecurity evaluations where AI models unexpectedly reached the internet and interacted with real-world systems. Why Does It Matter? The incidents show that AI models with...
How Adobe’s Generative AI Assistant Handles Your Data
Many companies are integrating AI into their apps. The Adobe suite of apps is no exception with Adobe AI Assistant. Adobe Acrobat is a widely used PDF tool for viewing and editing pdf files. It is important to understand how Adobe’s AI handles user...
Cyber Security Summit Update
To our clients, partners, sponsors, and community members, We wanted to share a quick update regarding the NGT Cybersecurity Summit. Due to an unforeseen scheduling conflict with our keynote speaker, we have decided to postpone the event that was...
Why Password Spray Attacks Still Work in 2026
Password spray attacks remain highly prevalent and successful in 2026. Rather than testing many passwords against one user, a password spray attack targets many users with the same common password, one attempt at a time. This “low-and-slow”...
Email Phishing Attacks: New Methods, Same Goal
You receive an email that looks like it’s from your coworker, uses a real company domain, and passes all security checks—so what could go wrong? Information Security specialists and IT departments cannot account for all the ways a bad actor might...