Monthly Archives: January 2025

Researchers Expose NonEuclid RAT Using UAC Bypass and AMSI Evasion Techniques

Cybersecurity researchers have shed light on a new remote access trojan called NonEuclid that allows bad actors to remotely control compromised Windows systems. “The NonEuclid remote access trojan (RAT), developed in C#, is a highly sophisticated malware offering unauthorised remote access with advanced evasion techniques,” Cyfirma said in a technical analysis published last week. “It […]

Discord Not Opening – 9 Straightforward Solutions

Discord not opening can be a frustrating experience, especially when you need it for communication or gaming. This issue can arise from corrupted files, network settings, or even minor system glitches. Luckily, there are several solutions you can try to get Discord up and running again.  Let’s get into it! Quick Fixes Try out the […]

Adapting Strong IAM Strategies to Combat AI-Driven Cyber Threats

Written by Jordi Vilanova, Cloudtango.In early 2024, T-Mobile experienced a significant data breach where attackers exploited weak IAM controls to gain access to the personal information of over 30 million customers. The attackers used a combination of phishing attacks and stolen credentials to bypass security measures. This incident led to sensitive data, including names, addresses, […]

Teams “Sorry We Couldn’t Connect You” Error – Fix-it Guide

Did you encounter the Teams “Sorry, we couldn’t connect you” error message? This issue arises due to network problems, corrupted cache files, or misconfigured settings.  Below are detailed solutions to resolve this error. Quick Fixes Try these steps first: Perform a Clean Boot A clean boot starts Windows with only essential services and startup programs, […]

Mirai Botnet Variant Exploits Four-Faith Router Vulnerability for DDoS Attacks

A Mirai botnet variant has been found exploiting a newly disclosed security flaw impacting Four-Faith industrial routers since early November 2024 with the goal of conducting distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks. The botnet maintains approximately 15,000 daily active IP addresses, with the infections primarily scattered across China, Iran, Russia, Turkey, and the United States.