Enurgen today announced it has secured $4.1M USD in new financing. The round was co-led by BDC, Brightspark, and Diagram, with participation from MaRS IAF.
The investment will accelerate the global expansion of Enurgen’s flagship software platform. Enurgen’s novel energy yield modelling software leverages advanced, physics-based models across the lifecycle of solar assets to deliver breakthrough rates of returns.
Meeting Market Momentum
This investment meets a critical moment in the solar industry. Global adoption is surging, but the sector is grappling with intense growing pains. Key incentives are disappearing, designs are becoming more complex, and Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) prices are under constant pressure. This puts downward pressure on PPA prices and exacerbates the challenge of systemic underperformance, where projects often fail to meet their financial expectations. As a result, there is a surging demand for more accurate models that can maximize returns and ensure long-term cash flows are realized.
Enurgen’s novel, physics-based approach is well-positioned to solve the model-to-field accuracy problem. It drives new energy yield performance gains across the entire asset lifecycle, from early-stage design into day-to-day operations, closing the critical gap between budgeted, expected, and realized energy yields.
Product and Market Impact
Enurgen’s DUET model, backed by over a decade of research and development, delivers high-resolution, 3D solar irradiance modelling. This novel approach enables incident light calculations to scale from an individual solar cell to gigawatt-scale ($1Bn+) power plants. As a result, it introduces new ways to:
- Optimize energy yields (rates of return) for solar power plants,
- Accelerate capacity and performance testing, ensuring power plants come online faster, and
- Automate PV performance in operations, allowing small teams to effectively manage large portfolios of solar assets and quickly address the most critical issues.
By combining detailed simulations with real-world performance data, the gap between budgeted, expected, and actual production can be solved, turning energy yield into a predictable, bankable metric.
Next Phase of Growth
The funding will enable Enurgen to:
- Expand customer deployments across key global markets,
- Grow its technical and commercial teams to meet global demand,
- Accelerate its product roadmap and release of next generation models, and
- Strengthen customer support and partnerships to drive larger portfolio deployments.
Forcepoint X-Labs Post –> Sharp Rise: Obfuscated JavaScript & Steganography Enabling Malware Delivery
Posted in Commentary with tags Forcepoint X-Labs on October 8, 2025 by itnerdThis morning, the researchers at Forcepoint X-Labs have released new findings confirming that in Q3, organizations across industries have seen a steep increase in JavaScript-attachment-based campaigns that deliver a variety of information-stealing and RAT malware, such as DarkCloud, Remcos, Agent Tesla, and Formbook.
Authored by Senior Security Researcher Mayur Sewani, the post discusses (with supporting images and code) how attackers are cloaking their lures in everyday business communications with fake quotes, purchase orders, shipment alerts and even WeTransfer-style links to slip past conventional filters and take advantage of recipient’s trust. For this analysis, the X-labs team reviewed thousands of email subject lines and found similar social engineering tactics being used repeatedly.
These scripts act as downloaders, using PowerShell and steganography to deliver .NET-based RATs and Infostealers. Advanced obfuscation, sandbox evasion, and process hollowing highlight the increasing sophistication of these attacks.
Sewani recommends that organizations combine advanced email filtering, endpoint protection, and user awareness to mitigate these threats.
The full post can be found at: https://www.forcepoint.com/blog/x-labs/q3-2025-threat-brief-obfuscated-javascript-steganography
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