You Didn’t Click Anything. You Were Compromised Anyway.
What the WeChat “WeWorm” case tells us about zero-click attacks — and why “don’t click the link” is no longer a complete defense. A number you recognize starts ringing. You…
Cyber Scams in Messenger Apps and Chat Groups
How Fraudsters Exploit Trust to Steal Savings and Identities As cybersecurity specialists at vali.now, we regularly analyze emerging threats that target everyday communication channels. Messenger apps like WhatsApp and Telegram,…
Malware-as-a-Service: Scam Inc’s New Weapon and How to Fight Back
A recent investigation by The Economist pulls back the curtain on how online fraud operations are getting faster and more dangerous. Scam groups now rely on malware-as-a-service (MaaS) spyware that…
Booking Your Dream Holiday? Watch Out for These Sophisticated Travel Scams in 2026
Summer travel season is heating up, and millions are busy searching for flights, hotels, and vacation rentals online. But as the New York Times reported, scammers are becoming increasingly clever…
AI in the Hands of Cybercriminals: Specific Threats and How to Stay Safe in 2026
As we navigate the digital landscape of 2026, artificial intelligence has become a double-edged sword. While it powers innovative tools for everyday life, cybercriminals are leveraging AI to supercharge their…
Why SMBs Are Prime Targets for Social Engineering Cyberattacks
In today’s digital landscape, cybercriminals are constantly evolving their strategies to exploit vulnerabilities. While large corporations often make headlines with massive data breaches, small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are disproportionately…
Distinguishing Genuine Messages from Spam and Scam SMS
At vali.now, we prioritize sharing practical knowledge on information security to help users navigate digital threats effectively. In an era where text messages are a common communication tool, distinguishing legitimate…
How Do I Detect a Phishing Email?
We at vali.now regularly analyze current phishing campaigns and support organizations in building effective detection capabilities. Phishing remains the most common initial access vector in 2026. Attackers now frequently use…