If you’re not already volunteering time to support youth #STEM enrichment programs in your community, SlashNext's @JaytheletterJ has plenty of ideas on how you can get involved, and why it’s so important to help get more kids exposed to STEM early on:

According to a new report, #threatactors can now use #GenAI tools to create #malware, even if they have no prior coding experience. The LLM #jailbreak technique convinces the platform into generating malware capable of stealing login credentials.

Exploiting legitimate infrastructure in #cyberattacks is a common practice -- it works to bypass many standard defenses. @Info_Sec_Buzz has the latest M365 exploit and SlashNext’s Field CTO @JaytheletterJ talks implementing a layered security approach:

Received a text about an unpaid road toll? It’s likely a scam! The @FBI has warned #cybercriminals are increasingly impersonating toll services to steal PII. Read more about the crime wave in @SecureWorld

#MarchMadness is well underway, and experts estimate that organizations could lose more than $18.3B this year due to scams, cyberattacks and loss of productivity. Learn what measures you can take to enjoy the games worry free in @securitymag:

#AI attacks geared towards #email users are becoming more difficult than ever to detect. @JaytheletterJ shared with @Forbes how tools built for productivity can be weaponized by attackers: https://t.co/cXD9thy75Y

Today, SlashNext unveiled its advanced #URL analysis tool that exposes hidden #threats in real time by performing live, in-depth scanning of unknown URLs, tracking requests and following redirection to track the original link to its final destination. https://t.co/pEE1ak9MAj

After a #deepfake video of YouTube’s CEO, Neal Mohan, went viral earlier this month, @JaytheletterJ connected with @Info_Sec_Buzz to discuss how #AI and #LLM models are enabling threat actors to rapidly adapt their tactics.

SlashNext was selected as a Gold #winner for Email & Web Security in the 2025 @GlobeeAwards for #cybersecurity. This recognition serves as strong validation for our advanced #AI #security solution that provides complete protection across all messaging channels.

After X was targeted with #cyberattacks last week, a pro-Palestinian #hacktivist collective known as #DarkStorm was identified as the prime suspect. @JaytheletterJ told @Forbes that there has been limited evidence to back these claims.

SlashNext CEO @patrickharr shares his two cents alongside industry leaders on the topic of access security. His advice? Don’t skimp on multichannel #phishing protection. More in @Forbes:

A new report shows DDoS attacks increased by 56% in Q4, and SlashNext Field CTO @JaytheletterJ predicts these attacks will continue to skyrocket driven by the IoT ecosystem and 5G networks. Learn more best practices for protecting against DDoS attacks:

On the heels of our new blog post published yesterday on #phishing and #vishing, @securitymag reports that vishing campaigns increased 442% in the second half of 2024. Learn more about this dangerous attack type:

#Vishing bots, voice cloning technologies, credential capture and more – these are the tactics #threatactors are leveraging to take their #phishing and #smishing attacks to the next level. Get the details in our new blog published today:

New #typosquatting campaigns target developers in the financial sector by creating packages with names only a couple characters off from legitimate packages, leading to data theft. More in @SCMagazine:

After the #cybersecurity breach targeting Change Healthcare last year, access security has been top of mind for organizations in all industries. SlashNext CEO @Patrickharr and 18 other #technology professionals shared their insight with @Forbes: https://t.co/JUBgoWLy7w

Following #cybersecurity and #privacy concerns associated with Deepseek, a Chinese #AI company, Congress has introduced the “No DeepSeek on Government Devices Act." @JaytheletterJ shared his insight on DeepsSeek’s vulnerabilities with @SecurityBuzz: https://t.co/ACW5qwo7g8

New device hacks and #malware allow cybercriminals to bypass or steal two-factor authentication codes, causing the US government to warn Americans to stop using SMS for #2FA. @UKZak at @Forbes shared more information in this article: https://t.co/IbUodkMfZR

A new #malware campaign was discovered targeting Taiwanese businesses with a multi-stage infection process. @HackRead highlighted @JaytheletterJ's insight on the #phishing patterns this attack follows:

You’ve heard of phishing as a service (PaaS), how about cybercrime as a service (CaaS)? Cybercriminals have fully institutionalized a variety of attack types like #phishing and #malware that are effective for even novice threat actors. More: