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Today's cybersecurity news highlights several key threats and trends. Vanderbilt University has experienced a ransomware attack, reportedly by the BYOD group, compromising sensitive data. The Russian state-sponsored Turla group is utilizing a new malware toolset named "Cereal" to infiltrate Microsoft Exchange servers of government entities in Kazakhstan and Romania, showcasing escalating cyber-espionage tactics. Google has issued its eighth zero-day patch for Chrome this year, addressing a vulnerability actively exploited in the wild. Meanwhile, Apple and SAP have released important security updates to fix critical flaws in their software. Finally, spyware attacks are increasingly targeting a broader range of individuals, emphasizing the need for enhanced vigilance and protection measures.
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Initial evidence indicates Iran may be behind the attack, but officials admitted it could be a false flag.
The post Hacking Attempt Reported at Poland’s Nuclear Research Center appeared first on SecurityWeek.
An international law enforcement operation has taken down more than 45,000 malicious IP addresses and servers linked to phishing, malware, and ransomware activity. The action was carried out as part of Operation Synergia III, an investigation that ran from July 18, 2025 to January 31, 2026. Accordin...
Meta s'apprête à stopper la prise en charge du chiffrement de bout en bout (E2EE) sur la messagerie d'Instagram à compter du 8 mai prochain.
Le post Fin du chiffrement de bout en bout sur Instagram dès le 8 mai 2026 a été publié sur IT-Connect.
JSOC IT has announced the launch of AUTOPSY, a security verification platform that investigates an organization’s security stack through live API integrations before a breach occurs, rather than after one forces the conversation. The platform’s flagship product, READY, is a security assessment that...
Les PC Samsung sous Windows 11 sont affectés par un problème bloquant : le disque C n'est plus accessible. Mais le coupable n'est pas une mise à jour Windows.
Le post Accès refusé au lecteur C sur Windows 11 : le bug qui frappe les ordinateurs Samsung a été publié sur IT-Connect.
Researchers found nine “CrackArmor” flaws in Linux AppArmor that could let unprivileged users bypass protections, gain root privileges, and weaken container isolation. Qualys researchers disclosed nine vulnerabilities, collectively tracked as CrackArmor, in the Linux kernel’s AppArmor module. The fl...
TL;DR A coding flaw in PayPal’s loan app went undetected for nearly six months, exposing sensitive customer data — not because prevention controls failed catastrophically, […]
The post What the Recent PayPal Breach Says About Modern Web Risk appeared first on Reflectiz.
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No modern business can afford to ignore the threat of DDoS attacks. For many enterprises, reliable online services are critical to operations and reputation—while attackers continue to refine their tools and tactics. As a result, security teams can’t simply assume their defenses will hold. They need...
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CSO and CISO roles are among the hardest to fill in IT. Which should be good news for cybersecurity professionals that aspire to leadership positions as the organization’s top security exec.
For those that do, the authority, clout, pay, and benefits are increasing significa...
The push for shorter TLS certificate lifespans has been building for years. It started with Google’s internal push toward 90-day certificates, which gained traction inside the industry before resistance from enterprise customers slowed things down. Then Apple proposed 47-day certificates, which reig...
Cybercriminals are combining compromised websites with increasingly sophisticated ClickFix social engineering lures to deliver new infostealer malware, with one campaign alone weaponizing more than 250 WordPress sites across 12 countries.
The campaign leads to stealthy in-m...
Google a publié deux mises à jour Google Chrome en l'espace de 48 heures dans le but de patcher deux failles zero-day : CVE-2026-3909 et CVE-2026-3910.
Le post Google Chrome : 2 mises à jour en 2 jours pour patcher plusieurs failles zero-day a été publié sur IT-Connect.
In this Help Net Security interview, Packsize CSO Troy Rydman breaks down the biggest vulnerabilities in smart factory environments today, from IoT devices and legacy systems to human error. He explains how unmanaged devices, from sensors to robotic components, often go unpatched and become entry po...
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Google is testing a new security feature as part of Android Advanced Protection Mode (AAPM) that prevents certain kinds of apps from using the accessibility services API.
The change, incorporated in Android 17 Beta 2, was first reported by Android Authority last week.
AAPM was introduced by Google i...
Binarly has published VulHunt Community Edition, making the core scanning engine from Binarly’s commercial Transparency Platform available to independent researchers and practitioners. What VulHunt does VulHunt Community Edition is a framework for detecting vulnerabilities in compiled software. It o...
Bitdefender researchers uncovered hundreds of scam campaigns promoted through Facebook ads that use fake news stories, celebrity impersonation, and redirect chains to funnel victims into investment fraud schemes. The activity ran through 310 malvertising campaigns distributed on Meta platforms from...
Threat actors are abusing the LiveChat SaaS platform to impersonate brands like PayPal and Amazon in phishing campaigns designed to steal credentials, credit card details, MFA codes, and other sensitive data. Victims are lured through phishing emails and directed to LiveChat pages where attackers us...
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