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Decades Old File Security Flaws Just Showed Up in Every Major OS. Here’s Why That’s Not Shocking (But Still Matters)

Newly found file security flaws span Android, Linux, macOS, and Windows. Here's why these decades-old bugs matter for finance, healthcare,…

Business

If ShinyHunters Really Hacked the FBI, No One’s Data Is Off Limits

ShinyHunters claims it stole FBI agent and applicant data. Here's why this alleged breach matters far beyond law enforcement, and…

Company News

Microsoft’s EvilTokens Takedown Shows Why MFA Alone Isn’t Enough Anymore

Microsoft's takedown of EvilTokens exposes how token-theft kits bypass MFA. Here's what it means for finance, healthcare, and government security.

Company News

Cisco’s Email Gateway Zero-Day Is a Wake-Up Call for Every Sector

Cisco's actively exploited email gateway zero-day shows why patching alone isn't enough. Here's what finance, healthcare, and government teams need…

Cybersecurity

36,000 Exposed Plex Servers Are a Reminder: Home Tech Is Now a Business Risk

Over 36,000 Plex servers remain unpatched against known flaws, now on CISA's exploited list. Here's why this personal-tech gap matters…

Cybersecurity

Microsoft’s Massive Patch Tuesday: Nearly 1,000 Bugs and Two Already Under Attack

Microsoft's September Patch Tuesday fixed almost 1,000 flaws, with CISA flagging two under active attack. Here's why the scale matters…

Government

The G7’s Quantum Warning: Why “Later” Just Became “Now”

The G7 is telling organizations to start preparing for quantum-era cyber threats today, not once quantum computers actually arrive, and…

Government

Two Arrests Won’t Fix the Software Supply Chain Problem

Authorities have charged two alleged members of the TeamPCP hacking group behind months of software supply-chain attacks, but the arrests…

Compliance

When the ‘Recovery Firm’ You Hire Is the Ransomware Gang Itself

A ransomware crew is reportedly posing as an incident-recovery service, meaning some victims may be paying the very criminals who…

Government

SafePal Breach: Another Reminder That “Hardware” Doesn’t Mean “Untouchable”

SafePal's disclosure that nearly 40,000 customers were affected by a breach shows that even hardware wallet makers, and the companies…

Government

Millions of Azure Records for Sale: What the Latest Cloud Breach Claim Really Means

A criminal is reportedly selling millions of records allegedly pulled from corporate Azure tenants, a reminder that cloud breaches are…

Government

Why Squeezing More Out of GPUs Is Suddenly a Security Story

A startup called Kog is optimizing GPU inference at a lower level than most, and the trend it's part of…

Company News

A VMware vCenter Flaw Is Letting Attackers Set Up Shop and Stay There

A vulnerability in VMware vCenter is being actively exploited to give attackers long-term, persistent access to virtual infrastructure, and that…

Company News

Patch Tuesday Just Got a Lot Bigger, and North Korea Isn’t Waiting Around

Microsoft's latest Patch Tuesday dropped 421 fixes, including a zero-day already exploited by North Korean hackers, and it says a…

Company News

Another Cisco Firewall Flaw Is Being Used to Crash Devices, and CISA Wants You to Notice

A newly exploited vulnerability in Cisco's ASA and FTD software can knock VPN and firewall appliances offline, and it's a…