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CyberHoot Newsletter – October 2025

CyberHoot Newsletter – October 2025

Welcome to CyberHoot’s October Newsletter! October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and this year’s theme...

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HowTo: Understand End-User Experience in CyberHoot

HowTo: Understand End-User Experience in CyberHoot

Overview CyberHoot provides a simple, engaging cybersecurity training experience designed to strengthen user...

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The AI Threat Awakens: What OpenAI’s Latest Report Reveals About Cybercrime

The AI Threat Awakens: What OpenAI’s Latest Report Reveals About Cybercrime

The rapid rise of generative AI has unlocked enormous promise, but it’s also accelerating the arms race in...

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Klopatra: New Android Trojan Drains Bank Accounts via Hidden VNC

Klopatra: New Android Trojan Drains Bank Accounts via Hidden VNC

Newly discovered Android banking Remote Access Trojan (RAT), dubbed Klopatra, has compromised more than 3,000...

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When One Password Ends It All

When One Password Ends It All

In June 2025, KNP Logistics Group, a transport company in the UK with 500 trucks and nearly two centuries of...

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Automated Vulnerability Scanning and Penetration Testing Boost Cyber Resilience

Automated Vulnerability Scanning and Penetration Testing Boost Cyber Resilience

Vulnerability scanning and it's human led partner penetration testing (aka "pentesting") are excellent and...

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Safe AI Adoption: Five Rules Every Business Must Follow

Safe AI Adoption: Five Rules Every Business Must Follow

Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools are entering our businesses like a new intern with great ideas but no...

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CyberHoot Newsletter – September 2025

CyberHoot Newsletter – September 2025

Welcome to CyberHoot’s September Newsletter! This month, we’re zeroing in on the biggest shifts shaping...

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HowTo: Allow-List in DNS Filter

HowTo: Allow-List in DNS Filter

This HowTo article explains how to configure Allow Listing rules in to allow Attack Phishing tests to reach end...

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HowTo: Allow-List in BitDefender

HowTo: Allow-List in BitDefender

This HowTo article explains how to configure Allow Listing rules in to allow Attack Phishing tests to reach end...

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HowTo: Allow-List in MailProtector

HowTo: Allow-List in MailProtector

This HowTo article explains how to configure Allow Listing rules in to allow Attack Phishing tests to reach end...

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From Fear to Feedback: Report Phishing Channel Works Wonders

From Fear to Feedback: Report Phishing Channel Works Wonders

CyberHoot believes security awareness should feel positive, empowering, and rewarding. Traditional phishing...

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