SquareX has warned against the growth of browser-native ransomware, which requires no file download, making it invisible to endpoint security measures. By targeting a user’s digital identity, hackers can take advantage of the move to cloud-based enterprise storage and the common use of browser-based authentication. With AI agents automating most of the attack process, social engineering and interference are minimised. SquareX argues that as the browser is becoming the new endpoint for cyberattacks, browser-native solutions will become vital in combatting future ransomware attacks.
Federal firings and office closures create concerns for miners
Sweeping layoffs and federal office closures in the US are raising concerns about miner safety and health. Notably, 873 staff cuts are expected from the
