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22/12/2025

Most used passwords of 2025.
Yes, still these.

01/12/2025

Phishing emails have evolved faster than the average inbox habit. Attackers copy corporate formatting, match brand language, register domains that pass as real at a glance.

This carousel shows the newer tricks: swapped characters inside brand names, redirects hidden behind trusted button styles, cloned footers and reply to headers that tell the real story.

These are the kinds of emails that land in environments every week and slip through because nothing looks “obviously wrong.”

It takes one distracted click to hand attackers the foothold they’re hunting for.

Follow Securitribe for weekly breakdowns of real attacker techniques and practical security habits that actually hold up.

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02/08/2025

You shut off a project and move on, but your Slack doesn’t. Contractors, interns, vendors, all those people you invited “for a sprint” still sitting quietly in old channels you forgot.

Every sensitive file you ever dropped in chat, every strategy doc you shared for “quick input,” it all stays, ready to download.

Nobody audits. Nobody wants to see the ghosts in the system.

Slack is a digital open house for ex-staff, third parties and anyone with a lingering invite.

You won’t see the breach coming. You’ll see the aftermath months later when a former vendor leaks your strategy or a competitor “coincidentally” launches your feature.

Nobody runs a tight ship if they don’t know who’s still onboard.

Stop assuming Slack keeps you safe. Run a real audit, lock your doors and pull every outsider from your channels before your data becomes someone else’s next move.

We dig up the ghosts. You decide who stays.

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30/07/2025

CIA Triad is the model every breach, every late-night incident boils down to. Here’s how it plays out in real businesses:

You spend a fortune on “keeping things confidential.” Then someone dumps a customer file in a public Slack channel or HR uses their Gmail for contracts.

Suddenly, forget NDA language, it’s about reputation and trust lost in minutes.

Integrity? That’s the part nobody sweats until a spreadsheet gets fat-fingered or a key system is tampered with.

Wrong wire transfer, Wrong figures on a board report. Nobody checks because “the file’s there.” You don’t notice until someone senior asks the hard question.

Availability is the killer. If ransomware hits on payroll day, every other problem becomes academic.

Business stops. People remember who was responsible for uptime. Everyone says “security is everyone’s job.”

But unless your staff, your vendors and your execs all know exactly how CIA applies to your business, you’ll never be ready for the real test.

Before your next strategy meeting:
1. Where is your real exposure on each pillar?
2. Who owns them?
3. When was the last time you checked for yourself?

If you want a sanity check from people who’ve actually run security in the trenches, DM us.
We’ll show you how CIA is operational, not just another 3-letter acronym.

22/07/2025

Attackers are targeting Microsoft SharePoint by skipping the usual login checks and sneaking in “web shells”, hidden programs that let them copy files and move across your network.

This is a flaw in the software.
If you only patch, you might miss backdoors already in place.

Here’s what matters:
— Check for new or suspicious files (like spinstall0.aspx).
— Review every account with admin rights.
— Look for unexpected changes in your settings.

If you run on-prem SharePoint, now’s the time to check, not after the next alert.
Comment “SharePoint” if you want a simple checklist for your team.

13/06/2025

Growth creates gaps.
Vendor access, session sprawl, unrevoked privileges and nobody’s tracking them while you scale.

At Securitribe, we close those blind spots.

27/05/2025

Most companies have risk registers that look complete but mean nothing.

No one’s reviewing dates.
No one’s assigned to fix anything.

Security doesn’t work unless someone is responsible, accountable, and visible. That’s the baseline.

If your program doesn’t hit that, start here, LINK IN BIO.