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> Target employees confirm leaked code after ‘accelerated’ Git lockdown
Multiple current and former Target employees confirmed that leaked source code samples posted by a threat actor match real internal systems. The company also rolled out an "accelerated" lockdown of its Git server, requiring VPN access, a day after being contacted by BleepingComputer. [...]
> Target employees confirm leaked source code is authentic
Multiple current and former Target employees confirmed that leaked source code samples posted by a threat actor match real internal systems. The company also rolled out an "accelerated" lockdown of its Git server, requiring VPN access, a day after being contacted by BleepingComputer. [...]
> Federal agencies told to fix or ditch Gogs as exploited zero-day lands on CISA hit list
Git server flaw that attackers have been abusing for months has now caught the attention of US cyber cops CISA has ordered federal agencies to stop using Gogs or lock it down immediately after a high-severity vulnerability in the self-hosted Git service was added to its Known Exploited Vulnerabiliti...
> High-severity bug in Broadcom software enables easy WiFi denial-of-service
A high-severity flaw in Broadcom WiFi chipset software can allow an attacker within radio range to completely knock wireless networks offline by sending a single malicious frame, forcing routers to be manually rebooted before connectivity can be restored. The flaw, uncovere...
> Can You Afford the Total Cost of Free Java?
Before running Java on a free JVM, assess the likelihood of a vulnerability being exploited and the consequences of an exploit. The post Can You Afford the Total Cost of Free Java? appeared first on Azul | Better Java Performance, Superior Java Support. The post Can You Afford the Total Cost of Free...
> BodySnatcher (CVE-2025-12420): A Broken Authentication and Agentic Hijacking Vulnerability in ServiceNow
BodySnatcher (CVE-2025-12420) exposes a critical agentic AI security vulnerability in ServiceNow. Aaron Costello's deep dive analyzes interplay between Virtual Agent API and Now Assist enabled in this exploit. The post BodySnatcher (CVE-2025-12420): A Broken Authentication and Agentic Hijacking Vuln...
> Why iPhone users should update and restart their devices now
Apple has confirmed active exploitation, but full protections are limited to iPhones running iOS 26+ (yes, the one with Liquid Glass).
> Noction adds automatic anomaly detection to IRP v4.3 for faster DDoS mitigation
Noction has released Noction Intelligent Routing Platform (IRP) v4.3, delivering new capabilities in automated DDoS detection, routing safety, and operational control for modern IP networks. A key highlight of IRP v4.3 is the introduction of Automatic Anomaly Detection (AAD), a new capability design...
> InfoSec News Nuggets 01/13/2026
SAP Security Patch Day Delivers 17 Fixes Including Four Critical HotNews Vulnerabilities SAP released its January 2026 Security Patch Day package containing 17 security notes, with four rated as critical HotNews vulnerabilities requiring immediate attention. The most severe issue is CVE-2026-0501, a...
> Mandiant open sources tool to prevent leaky Salesforce misconfigs
AuraInspector automates the most common abuses and generates fixes for customers Mandiant has released an open source tool to help Salesforce admins detect misconfigurations that could expose sensitive data.

> Record $17 Billion Estimated Stolen in Crypto Scams and Fraud in 2025 as Impersonation Tactics and AI Enablement Surge
TL;DR We estimate $17B was stolen in crypto scams and fraud in 2025 — as impersonation scams show massive 1400%
 The post Record $17 Billion Estimated Stolen in Crypto Scams and Fraud in 2025 as Impersonation Tactics and AI Enablement Surge appeared first on Chainalysis.
> Browser-in-the-Browser phishing is on the rise: Here’s how to spot it
Browser-in-the-Browser (BitB) phishing attacks are on the rise, with attackers reviving and refining the technique to bypass user skepticism and traditional security controls. BitB phishing: Dangerous and effective For BitB phishing, attackers create a pop-up window inside a real web page (browser)...
> SAP’s January 2026 Security Updates Patch Critical Vulnerabilities
SAP has released 17 security notes, including four that address critical SQL injection, RCE, and code injection vulnerabilities. The post SAP’s January 2026 Security Updates Patch Critical Vulnerabilities appeared first on SecurityWeek.
> ColorTokens Achieves FedRAMP¼ Moderate ATO for Xshieldℱ
ColorTokens is proud to announce that its Xshield Enterprise Microsegmentation Platformℱ has achieved a FedRAMP¼ Moderate Authority to Operate (ATO), a significant milestone that underscores our commitment to delivering secure, resilient, and mission-ready cybersecurity solutions for the U.S. Federa...
> Minimal Ubuntu Pro expands Canonical’s cloud security offerings
Canonical has released Minimal Ubuntu Pro images for use on public cloud platforms, aiming to give teams a smaller base image with a narrower software footprint. The solution is designed for organizations that want tighter control over what runs inside production cloud workloads. The image starts wi...
> Court tosses appeal by hacker who opened port to coke smugglers with malware
Dutchman fails to convince judges his trial was unfair because cops read his encrypted chats A Dutch appeals court has kept a seven-year prison sentence in place for a man who hacked port IT systems with malware-stuffed USB sticks to help cocaine smugglers move containers, brushing off claims that p...
> 1980s Hacker Manifesto
Forty years ago, The Mentor—Loyd Blankenship—published “The Conscience of a Hacker” in Phrack. You bet your ass we’re all alike
 we’ve been spoon-fed baby food at school when we hungered for steak
 the bits of meat that you did let slip through were pre-chewed and tasteless. We’ve been dominated by...
> Lack of isolation in agentic browsers resurfaces old vulnerabilities
With browser-embedded AI agents, we’re essentially starting the security journey over again. We exploited a lack of isolation mechanisms in multiple agentic browsers to perform attacks ranging from the dissemination of false information to cross-site data leaks. These attacks, which are functionally...
> Key learnings from the latest CyRC Wi-Fi vulnerabilities
Critical Broadcom chipset flaw lets attackers crash Wi-Fi networks without authentication. Learn if your router is affected and how to patch it. The post Key learnings from the latest CyRC Wi-Fi vulnerabilities appeared first on Blog. The post Key learnings from the latest CyRC Wi-Fi vulnerabilit...
> CyRC advisory: Vulnerability in Broadcom chipset causes network disruption and client disconnection on wireless routers
CyRC discovered critical Wi-Fi vulnerabilities in ASUS & TP-Link routers allowing network disruption via single malformed frame. CVE-2025-14631 patched. The post CyRC advisory: Vulnerability in Broadcom chipset causes network disruption and client disconnection on wireless routers appeared fir...