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Today's cybersecurity landscape highlights several significant threats and trends. U.S. agencies, including CISA and the FBI, have issued warnings about attacks targeting industrial refrigeration controllers, emphasizing the need for improved security measures. Meanwhile, a data breach at Amplifon Americas has compromised the personal information of 1.3 million individuals, underscoring ongoing vulnerabilities in health data security. In the automotive sector, researchers exploited default credentials in mobile apps to gain unauthorized access to vehicles, raising concerns about IoT device security. Additionally, phishing attacks are on the rise, with Microsoft reporting 7.3 billion threats in Q3 2026. Finally, an exploited vulnerability in SonicWall's SSL-VPN could allow attackers to bypass multi-factor authentication, highlighting the critical need for timely patching and security awareness.
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A race condition in PackageKit allows unprivileged users to escalate privileges when installing packages.
The post Easily Exploitable ‘Pack2TheRoot’ Linux Vulnerability Leads to Root Access appeared first on SecurityWeek.
FEE 2026 brings DFIR, forensic science and regulation together in London, marking 125 years of Met forensics while looking ahead to the future of digital evidence.
U.S. officials have announced a sweeping crackdown on Southeast Asian cyberscam operations as part of what U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro characterized Friday as a “new theater of war” launched by the Trump administration against Chinese transnational organized crime. The crackdown, led by a U.S. gover...
UK’s data watchdog confirms its boss has been off the job since February while an HR investigation runs The UK's data watchdog is without its chief after John Edwards stepped aside from the Information Commissioner's Office while an independent workplace investigation examines unspecified HR matters...
Microsoft a annoncé la prise en charge des passkeys Entra pour les connexions à Windows. Le déploiement de cette nouveauté commencera dès fin avril 2026.
Le post Microsoft active le déploiement des passkeys Entra sur Windows a été publié sur IT-Connect.
The “fast16” malware may have been used to target Iran’s nuclear program prior to Stuxnet
AI Security Questionnaires: Why Most Startups Fail (And the Trust Stack That Fixes It) It’s Monday. Your enterprise prospect just sent a 312-question security questionnaire. Forty of those questions are about AI — model bias, training data lineage, ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF. Your Series B closes in six...
Artificial intelligence tools are revamping DevSecOps processes, enabling security and development teams to more effectively build safeguards into software products from the get-go.
But AI’s impact on DevSecOps goes well beyond tooling and processes, altering the scope, ski...
GMO GlobalSign today launched TLS Connect, a Certificate Lifecycle Management (CLM) tool designed specifically for SMBs. TLS Connect automates public trust TLS certificate deployment and renewal, allowing SMBs to strengthen security, maintain regulatory compliance and reduce business risk. The intro...
Every SOC analyst has heard it by now: “AI is coming for your job”.
I hear it in conversations with SOC teams. I see it in the hesitation during evaluations. And increasingly, I feel it as a source of resistance — especially from the very people AI is supposed to help.
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Fast16 is a pre-Stuxnet malware that tampered with precision software and spread itself. Evidence suggests links to U.S. operations during early cyber tensions. SentinelOne uncovered Fast16, a sabotage malware used in 2005, years before Stuxnet. The malicious code is written in Lua and targeted high...
The vulnerability is tracked as CVE-2026-6770 and it has been patched with the release of Firefox 150 and Tor 15.0.10.
The post Firefox Vulnerability Allows Tor User Fingerprinting appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Phishing still hooks users around the world and coaxes them to hand over credentials. But on occasion the good guys take them down, like the FBI in collaboration with Indonesian law enforcement did with W3LLStore marketplace.
The post FBI, Indonesian Authorities Team to Take Down Site Ripping Off...
Aptori has expanded its Runtime-Driven Validation Platform with autonomous offensive testing capabilities to address the growing gap between code output and security team capacity. By moving beyond passive scanning to active validation, the platform helps organizations identify, validate, and fix vu...
AI vuln-hunter finds what humans taught it to find. Funny that Opinion In retrospect, calling it Mythos made it a hostage to fortune. Anthropic may have hoped that the name implied its AI code security model had mythical god-like powers, but there's an alternate reading. Another definition for Myth...
AI vuln-hunter finds what humans taught it to find. Funny that
Researchers uncover a new data theft and extortion group dubbed “BlackFile”
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Identity and access management was built for a simpler world. One where the hardest problem was a human logging in, and where “Who are you?” was sufficient to decide what someone could do. That model served enterprises well for decades. It was not built for a world where non-human identities now acc...