Cybersecurity Blog
Welcome to the Cybersecurity Blog by D3C Consulting. The place is an attempt to make business owners and IT managers aware of cyber threats. D3C Consulting always wants a safe cyberspace where entrepreneurs can enjoy their entrepreneurial journey without worrying much about cyber threats, data breaches, identity issues, and cyber law compliance.
Keep the Blog to remain vigilant about cybersecurity because we know you care for it!
AI coding tools like Claude Code, Cursor, and Lovable ship features fast — but a growing body of research shows nearly half of AI-generated code contains a serious vulnerability. This post breaks down...
Frontier AI is moving from research labs into the heart of enterprise cybersecurity. This deep dive explains what frontier AI actually is, why traditional application security tools are hitting their...
Supply chain and CI/CD attacks let threat actors quietly compromise thousands of companies by targeting trusted software vendors and build pipelines. This guide breaks down how these attacks work, the...
In 2026, a 30-second audio clip is all a fraudster needs to clone your customer's voice. Deepfake technology has advanced so fast that bank call centers and biometric authentication systems can no...
Your API may be handing over private user data to anyone who asks — and you might not even know it.
Broken Object Level Authorization (BOLA) is the #1 threat on the OWASP API Security Top 10 list...
Hackers don't need to break your encryption today. They're stealing your encrypted data right now and storing it, waiting for quantum computers to crack it open years from now. This silent strategy is...
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) was supposed to be the last line of defense. But a new class of attack, Adversary-in-the-Middle (AiTM) proxy phishing, has found a way around it. By acting as a...
Every internet-connected application is a potential entry point for attackers. In 2024 alone, exploitation of public-facing applications was one of the top initial access techniques used in real-world...
Hackers no longer need to crack your password. With MFA fatigue attacks — also called push bombing or MFA prompt bombing — they just spam your team until someone accidentally approves access. This...
