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Today's cybersecurity highlights include General Motors settling a $220 million lawsuit over the unauthorized sale of driver data, underscoring ongoing privacy concerns. Cisco is facing active exploitation of multiple zero-day vulnerabilities in its firewall products, emphasizing the urgent need for organizations to patch their systems. Meanwhile, a Chinese hacking group has been linked to the exploitation of vulnerabilities in VMware and Cisco systems, showcasing the sophistication and persistence of nation-state threats. Data exposure remains a significant issue, with over 484,000 cloud buckets containing sensitive information publicly accessible. Additionally, the University of New Mexico suffered disruptions from a ransomware attack that diverted ambulances and canceled surgeries, further illustrating the impact of cyberattacks on critical infrastructure.
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LeakNet may be expanding its reach and scaling up, changing techniques and running campaigns directly, but the ransomware operator’s use of a repeatable post-exploitation sequence gives defenders a leg up.Â
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Microsoft released an emergency update to fix the March 2026 KB5079391 non-security preview update, which was pulled over the weekend due to installation issues. [...]
Most organizations running Microsoft 365 rely on native email controls as their primary line of defense. According to Mimecast research, 38% of organizations depend exclusively on those native controls for collaboration security, and 64% say those controls are insufficient against the threat landsca...
Generative AI tools have brought the cost of deepfake production low enough that criminals and state-sponsored actors now use them routinely against financial institutions. A joint paper from the American Bankers Association, the Better Identity Coalition, and the Financial Services Sector Coordinat...
Machine learning models built to catch malware on Windows systems are typically evaluated on data that closely resembles their training set. In practice, the malware arriving on enterprise endpoints looks different, comes from different sources, and in many cases has been deliberately obfuscated to...
Overview On March 31, NSFOCUS CERT detected that the npm repository of the HTTP client library Axios was poisoned by the supply chain. The attacker bypassed the normal GitHub Actions CI/CD pipeline of the project, changed the account email address of the axios maintainer to an anonymous ProtonMail a...
An Anthropic employee accidentally exposed the entire proprietary source code for its AI programming tool, Claude Code, by including a source map file in a version of the tool posted on Anthropic’s open npm registry account, a risky mistake, says an AI expert.
“A compromise...
6 min readFor every human identity your IAM program governs, there are roughly 82 machine identities operating outside it. Most of them authenticate with static credentials that were provisioned once and never reviewed.
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6 min readMost organizations start their nonhuman identity security program with a secrets manager. It's a sensible first step. But as workloads multiply across clouds and the credential sprawl grows, the question shifts from "where do we store secrets?" to "do we need secrets at all?"
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The AI recruiting startup confirmed a security incident after an extortion hacking crew took credit for stealing data from the company's systems.
As a DarkSword takeover technique spreads, Apple tells WIRED it will release fixes for millions of iPhone owners who remain on iOS 18 rather than force them to update to iOS 26 simply to be protected.
Learn how to secure Model Context Protocol (MCP) deployments using granular policy engines and post-quantum cryptography to prevent AI tool poisoning and puppet attacks.
The post Granular Policy Enforcement Engines for Post-Quantum MCP Governance appeared first on Security Boulevard.
Anthropic says it accidentally leaked the source code for Claude Code, which is closed source, but the company says no customer data or credentials were exposed. [...]
The order is expected to be quickly challenged in court, where the Trump administration’s previous efforts have been struck down as unconstitutional.Â
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Cette victime n'a pas été revendiquée par Akira, mais un affidé de l'enseigne divulgue des données qu'il lui attribue.
Charter Communications, un géant des télécommunications américain, a confirmé avoir subi une violation de données suite à une menace d'extorsion du groupe ShinyHunters. Les attaquants ont affirmé avoir accédé aux données via une attaque de phishing vocal (vishing) le 1er avril, exportant des million...
De multiples vulnérabilités ont été découvertes dans Google Chrome. Elles permettent à un attaquant de provoquer un problème de sécurité non spécifié par l'éditeur. Google indique que la vulnérabilité CVE-2026-5281 est activement exploitée.