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> Russian Man Extradited Over Malware Campaign Targeting Freelancers
Russian man extradited to US over malware campaign that targeted 80,000 freelance users
> Revolut scam wave steals £180,000 from Jersey residents in just four weeks
If you live in Jersey and bank with Revolut, you should be on your guard against scam phone calls. Because local police on the largest of the Channel Islands have warned that over a single four-week period, an astonishing 75% of all scam crime reports they have received have involved Revolut acco...
> Ubuntu 26.04 LTS BioSig Critical Denial of Service Vulnerabilities Found
BioSig could be made to crash or run programs as your login if it opened a specially crafted file.
> Legacy Lenovo login opens 5,000 Dropbox accounts to attackers
Cloud storage biz severs old integration and urges victims to reset credentials
> SonicWall Patches Two New Actively Exploited Zero-Days in SMA 1000 VPNs
SonicWall patched two zero-days in SMA 1000 VPNs, including a CVSS 10 pre-auth SSRF flaw, after confirming active exploitation. SonicWall has released security updates for two vulnerabilities in its SMA 1000 VPN appliances that are actively exploited in attacks in the wild. SonicWall’s researchers W...
> Malicious .git Configs Can Make Claude, Codex, Cursor, and Other AI Agents Run Attacker Code
Manifold Security has disclosed eight security flaws across seven command-line AI coding agents in which a repository's own Git configuration names a command that the agent runs on the developer's machine, four of them still unpatched at publication. The command executes as the user, outside the ag...
> USN-8713-1: BioSig vulnerabilities
Mark Bereza and Lilith Wyatt discovered that BioSig incorrectly handled certain crafted input files. An attacker could possibly use this issue to cause a denial of service or execute arbitrary code. (CVE-2026-22891, CVE-2026-20777)
> Ransomware protection for MSPs: A 6-point checklist for faster recovery
Ransomware resilience requires more than backups or endpoint detection alone. Acronis outlines six capabilities MSPs should test across client environments, from reducing exposure and detecting attacks to preserving recovery points and restoring operations quickly. [...]
> Gambling Goblin Turns Brazilian Government Sites Into SEO Weapons
Gambling Goblin compromised Brazilian government sites to drive gambling traffic through SEO fraud
> Malicious Apache Modules Hijack Brazilian Government Site Traffic to Push Betting Pages
A Chinese-speaking cybercrime cluster known as Gambling Goblin has been observed installing malicious Apache modules on compromised web servers run by Brazilian government and educational institutions, and using them to divert visitors to attacker-controlled pages promoting online gambling and sport...
> Getting AI for schoolwork right: 25 helpful prompts + usage tips | Kaspersky official blog
How to teach your kid to use chatbots for schoolwork without just copying answers, how to fact-check AI responses, and how to keep your family’s personal data safe while using AI.
> Nearly 22,000 Microsoft Exchange servers remain exposed to critical security flaw (CVE-2026-62911)
Nearly 22,000 Microsoft Exchange servers remain unpatched against CVE-2026-62911, a critical authentication bypass vulnerability, according to daily scans from the Shadowserver Foundation. The United States and Germany top the list with 6,200 and 5,100 unpatched servers. CVE-2026-62911 is a critical...
> BGP Hijack Delivers Malicious Virtualizor Update That Establishes Persistent Root Access
Virtualizor said hackers used a Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) hijack to divert Softaculous traffic. The hackers then used the diverted update traffic to deliver a malicious Virtualizor package to some installations. A hosting-provider account separately said 5 of its 34 checked Virtualizor hyperviso...
> Norway considers ban on camera-enabled wearable ‘pervert glasses’
The Nordic country says wearable camera headsets need to be regulated given their privacy risks.
> Download: The Agentic Software Development Guide
AI makes it easy to ship more code. It does not make that code easier to trust. Most teams don’t fail because their developers can’t use AI. They fail because the dev’s job changed and nobody redefined it. Under AI, cracks appear: Reviews weaken while output multiplies Code looks clean, but nobody a...
> Hackers expose donor data from Russian fundraisers for Ukrainians, political prisoners
Hackers reportedly gained access to payment accounts used by two Russian fundraising projects supporting Ukrainians and political prisoners, exposing donor email addresses and limited payment card information.
> Anthropic introduces zero-retention AI safety monitoring for enterprises
Anthropic is introducing a new framework aimed at helping enterprises monitor AI misuse without ceding control over sensitive data, as organizations struggle to balance security visibility with strict compliance requirements. The company announced a new solution called Ente...
> Scammers are getting smarter about where they target you 
New Malwarebytes research reveals how different scams are tailored to different platforms.
> Exploitation of Sangoma Switchvox flaw is underway (CVE-2026-9586)
A threat actor is actively targeting internet-exposed Sangoma Switchvox instance through a recently patched SQL injection flaw (CVE-2026-9586), and organizations running them should check for signs of compromise immediately. How CVE-2026-9586 works Switchvox is a VoIP-based unified communications pl...
> Rockwell Automation Patches Over a Dozen Vulnerabilities Across Products
The industrial giant has released advisories for its RSLinx Classic, ArmorStart, ControlFLASH, FactoryTalk, and other products. The post Rockwell Automation Patches Over a Dozen Vulnerabilities Across Products appeared first on SecurityWeek.