> TODAY'S SUMMARY (22 articles)
Today's cybersecurity landscape highlights several critical threats and vulnerabilities. Fireworks AI has reported a breach stemming from a third-party cloud hack, emphasizing the risks associated with relying on external providers. France has attributed a cyberattack that affected supermarket refrigeration systems to Iranian operatives, signaling geopolitical tensions in cyberspace. Meanwhile, CISA has warned of active exploitation of multiple security flaws in key software, including OpenSSH and IBM products. Additionally, N-able has taken its N-central Cloud offline after the disclosure of 33 zero-day vulnerabilities. On the consumer side, a data breach at Iris Ohyama may expose personal information of 7.7 million individuals. Lastly, Google has issued a security update for Chrome, addressing the eighth actively exploited zero-day this year.
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CISA warned U.S. organizations to follow Microsoft guidance to strengthen the Intune endpoint management tool after a cyberattack exploited it to wipe medical technology giant Stryker's systems. [...]
Security teams have spent years building identity and access controls for human users and service accounts. But a new category of actor has quietly entered most enterprise environments, and it operates entirely outside those controls.
Claude Code, Anthropic's AI coding agent, is now running across e...
In the hybrid work era, 80% of breaches stem from compromised credentials. Explore why identity-centric security and Zero Trust are now the "only perimeter that matters," and learn practical strategies for IAM, MFA, and automated governance to secure your modern workforce.
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Google is restricting how Android apps can use accessibility features after years of abuse by banking Trojans and mobile malware. The changes, introduced in Android 17.2, limit access to the accessibility API when Advanced Protection Mode (APM) is enabled. Apps that do not serve a core accessibility...
Open-source dependencies introduce hidden risks, from transitive vulnerabilities to supply chain attacks. Learn how to reduce exposure.
The post The Hidden Security Risks in Open-Source Dependencies Nobody Talks About appeared first on Security Boulevard.
AEGIS Marketplace dĂ©mantelĂ© aprĂšs infiltration, un revers majeur pour le trafic de drogue et lâillusion dâanonymat du dark web.
Ravenâs platform observes applications at runtime to detect anomalous behavior and prevent cyberattacks.
The post Raven Emerges From Stealth With $20 Million in Funding appeared first on SecurityWeek.
The UKâs financial regulator has issued new rules to make incident and third-party reporting clearer
Aura, the online safety service, confirmed that an unauthorized party accessed about 900,000 records, mostly names and email addresses from a marketing tool linked to a company it acquired in 2021. The incident occurred as a result of a targeted phone phishing attack that tricked one of the employee...
Fraud no longer sits at the margins of economic crime. It crosses borders, exploits gaps between jurisdictions, and scales atâŠ
The post Global Fraud Summit 2026: From Fragmented Efforts to a Global Fraud Response appeared first on Chainalysis.
A new Android malware called Perseus is checking user-curated notes to steal  sensitive information, like passwords, recovery phrases, or financial data. [...]
A critical Microsoft SharePoint vulnerability patched in January is now being exploited in attacks, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) warned. [...]
Attackers use trusted tools for data theft, making traditional detection unreliable. The Exfiltration Framework enables defenders to spot exfiltration by focusing on behavioral signals across endpoints, networks, and cloud environments rather than static tool indicators.
RSA Conference 2026 arrives at a significant inflection point for the cybersecurity industry â one that will see its more than 43,000 attendees and 600-plus exhibitors navigating an agenda that has fundamentally shifted in character.
For the first time, âAIâ is not a track...
Last year, most businesses faced a cloud security incident. Hereâs what stands out â it wasnât sophisticated cybercriminals behind these events. Instead, basic errors opened the door. According to the Cloud Security Allianceâs 2024 report on risks in cloud computing, misconfig...
Unit 42 research explores how AI is currently used in malware, from superficial integrations to advanced decision-making, and its future impact.
The post Analyzing the Current State of AI Use in Malware appeared first on Unit 42.
Ransomware attackers routinely deploy tools designed to disable endpoint detection and response software before launching encryptors. These tools, known as EDR killers, have become a standard component of ransomware intrusions. ESET Research tracked nearly 90 EDR killers actively used in the wild. T...
ESET researchers dive deeper into the EDR killer ecosystem, disclosing how attackers abuse vulnerable drivers
Notorious ransomware group Interlock has been exploiting a Cisco zero-day bug since January, AWS says
Someone tries to remote control his own DJI Romo vacuum, and ends up controlling 7,000 of them from all around the world.
The IoT is horribly insecure, but we already knew that.