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Kirsten Doyle

Kirsten Doyle

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Kirsten Doyle has been in the technology journalism and editing space for nearly 24 years, during which time she has developed a great love for all aspects of technology, as well as words themselves. Her experience spans B2B tech, with a lot of focus on cybersecurity, cloud, enterprise, digital transformation, and data centre. Her specialties are in news, thought leadership, features, white papers, and PR writing, and she is an experienced editor for both print and online publications.

Cyber Extortion Surges as State Actors, Hacktivists, and AI Shape a Volatile 2026 Threat Landscape

Kirsten DoyleDecember 5, 20254 Mins Read

Cyber extortion is on the rise. New data from the Orange Cyberdefense Security Navigator 2026, highlighted how Cy-X victims rose 44.5% year-over-year, reaching 6,142 cases between October 2024 and September 2025.   The ecosystem fueling these attacks has also expanded, with 91 distinct Cy-X brands now active, up from 76 the previous year. That growth, combined with an 18% jump in victims per actor, reveals how shared infrastructure and affiliate models are driving industrial-scale efficiency. While criminal groups mature, state-sponsored operations are becoming more methodical. Campaigns such as Salt Typhoon relied on known, unpatched vulnerabilities rather than zero-days to compromise routers, VPNs, and firewalls across 80 countries.  …

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Widespread Microsoft Defender Outage Leaves Security Teams Flying Blind

Kirsten DoyleDecember 4, 20253 Mins Read

Microsoft said it experienced a widespread outage that affected its Microsoft Defender portal, preventing many customers from accessing security alerts, device inventories, and threat-hunting dashboards. “We’re investigating an issue where users may experience issues when trying to access the Microsoft Defender portal. Additional information will be provided in the admin center under DZ1191468,” the company said on X. It all started when a sudden spike in traffic caused high CPU use on the backend components that are responsible for powering the Defender portal’s core functions.   During the outage, users were met with missing devices, blank alert pages, and a portal that simply wouldn’t load, basically everything you don’t want from a security dashboard when you’re trying to keep an eye on risk. Microsoft rolled out mitigations, boosting…

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Albiriox: New Android RAT Emerges, Aiming at Global Finance and Crypto

Kirsten DoyleDecember 4, 20254 Mins Read

The Cleafy Threat Intelligence team has discovered a new Android malware family, called Albiriox, that is making its way across the cybercrime ecosystem. It is offered as a full-fledged Malware-as-a-Service (MaaS) and already shows the hallmarks of modern mobile banking threats.   First noticed in September this year during a quiet recruitment phase on underground forums, the operation went fully public a month later. Early signals, including forum chatter and infrastructure footprints, point to Russian-speaking threat actors behind the scourge. Albiriox is built for On-Device Fraud. Instead of spoofing activity from outside the device, the malware lets attackers operate inside legitimate banking and crypto apps in…

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Cloudflare’s Global Outage: What Happened — and What It Means Next

Kirsten DoyleNovember 28, 20256 Mins Read

A major piece of the internet’s invisible plumbing faltered recently when Cloudflare (the infrastructure giant that protects and accelerates millions of sites) experienced a global outage that left users staring at error messages across the web. Platforms including X and OpenAI suffered elevated disruption, while some site owners couldn’t even access their dashboards.  Cloudflare eventually traced the root cause to a configuration file that ballooned beyond its expected size, crashing a key traffic-handling component. By mid-afternoon on the same day, the company announced a fix and apologised “to customers and the internet in general for letting you down today,” adding that it would…

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Several London Councils Hit by Cyber Incidents, Services Disrupted

Kirsten DoyleNovember 27, 20257 Mins Read

Several London councils have spent the past few days grappling with cyber-attacks that have disrupted key systems and forced emergency plans into action, the BBC has reported. The Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea (RBKC) confirmed that it and Westminster City Council are dealing with a “cyber incident affecting some shared IT systems.” Phone lines and other services have been intermittently unavailable, and both councils say they are working with cyber specialists and the National Cyber Security Centre to contain the issue and protect data. The Met Police has opened an investigation. According to the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea (RBKC), the…

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Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters Eye Zendesk Users in New Access Campaign, ReliaQuest Warns

Kirsten DoyleNovember 27, 20252 Mins Read

ReliaQuest has uncovered what appears to be a coordinated campaign by the threat group Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters (SLSH) to target organizations using the customer service platform Zendesk.   The findings, published in a new ReliaQuest blog, point to a sustained effort to weaponize help-desk workflows as a path into corporate systems. Researchers identified a cluster of newly created infrastructure over the past six months, including typosquatted domains and impersonation URLs crafted to mimic legitimate Zendesk environments. Many of these pages host phishing portals (some posing as SSO login screens) designed to steal user credentials before the genuine Zendesk authentication process even begins. ReliaQuest also reports signs that attackers have been submitting fraudulent…

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Harvard, Dartmouth Confirm Data Breaches

Kirsten DoyleNovember 26, 20255 Mins Read

Harvard University has disclosed a vishing attack that exposed the personal information of students, parents, alumni (and some of their spouses, partners), donors, staff, and faculty members.    Exposed data includes “biographical information pertaining to University fundraising and alumni engagement activities” as well as emails, phone numbers, home and business addresses, attendance records, and donation details. The University said it acted immediately to remove the actor’s access to its systems and prevent further unauthorized access. “Our investigation is currently ongoing. We are working with third-party cybersecurity experts and law enforcement to investigate this incident. This website will be updated.” Harvard said it is working with third-party…

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Wall Street Mortgage Data Stolen in Major SitusAMC Cyberattack

Kirsten DoyleNovember 25, 20257 Mins Read

Real estate lender tech provider SitusAMC has confirmed it suffered a cyberattack on November 12 that impacted the sensitive personal information of clients of hundreds of some of the nation’s biggest banks, including JPMorgan Chase. The data exposed was related to residential mortgages. JPMorgan Chase, Citi, and Morgan Stanley are among those that have been notified that their client data may have been taken. In a statement, the company said: “Corporate data associated with certain of our clients’ relationships with SitusAMC, such as accounting records and legal agreements, has been impacted. Certain data relating to some of our clients’ customers may also have been impacted. The scope, nature,…

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ClickFix Gets Creative: Malware Buried in Images

Kirsten DoyleNovember 25, 20253 Mins Read

Researchers at Huntress are warning that a new wave of ClickFix attacks is using steganography to hide malware inside PNG images—an unusual twist in an already troubling social-engineering technique. ClickFix attacks rely on one simple move: convincing a user to open the Windows Run prompt and paste a malicious command. That manual action lets attackers bypass many traditional controls. What Huntress has now uncovered is a far more sophisticated execution chain sitting behind that simple trick, leading to infostealers such as LummaC2 and Rhadamanthys.  Attack Stages The campaign begins with familiar lures. Early versions mimicked generic “Human Verification” checkpoints. Newer ones, however, have gone all-in on a…

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Salesforce Confirms the Gainsight Incident Resulted in Customer Data Being Accessed

Kirsten DoyleNovember 24, 20254 Mins Read

Salesforce says it has picked up unusual behaviour linked to Gainsight-published apps that customers deploy and manage in their own environments. The company’s investigation shows that this activity may have allowed unauthorized access to some customers’ Salesforce data through the app’s integration path. As soon as it detected the issue, Salesforce revoked every active access and refresh token tied to Gainsight apps and pulled those apps from the AppExchange while it continues the investigation. There’s no indication that the Salesforce platform itself was compromised. The activity points to the app’s external connection rather than a platform vulnerability. Salesforce has notified…

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