In early 2014, security researchers discovered something that felt unreal — a flaw that let attackers silently siphon memory straight out of servers. Not files. Not logs. Memory. Raw, unfiltered thoughts of machines.
It began in Ukraine — inside a widely used tax accounting software called M.E.Doc. Attackers compromised the update server and delivered a poisoned software patch
Long before ransomware, zero-days, or nation-state APTs, the world’s most powerful communications network could be hacked with a plastic toy whistle from a cereal box.
Everything that could blink or beep was suddenly held hostage. WannaCry used EternalBlue, a Windows exploit pulled straight out of the NSA’s toolkit and dropped
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