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> Denmark Accuses Russia of Conducting Two Cyberattacks
News: The Danish Defence Intelligence Service (DDIS) announced on Thursday that Moscow was behind a cyber-attack on a Danish water utility in 2024 and a series of distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks on Danish websites in the lead-up to the municipal and regional council elections in Novembe...
> How to determine if agentic AI browsers are safe enough for your enterprise
Automation is transforming web browsing, enabling AI agents to perform tasks once handled by humans. Yet with greater convenience comes a complex security landscape that enterprises can’t afford to ignore. The post How to determine if agentic AI browsers are safe enough for your enterprise appeared...
> A curl 2025 review
Let’s take a look back and remember some of what this year brought. commits At more than 3,400 commits we did 40% more commits in curl this year than any single previous year! Since at some point during 2025, all the other authors in the project have now added more lines in total to the … Continue r...
> The Convergence of AI and Cryptocurrency: From Digital Transactions to Agentic Payments
TL;DR AI and blockchain technologies are converging to create autonomous financial systems where AI provides the decision-making layer and blockchain… The post The Convergence of AI and Cryptocurrency: From Digital Transactions to Agentic Payments appeared first on Chainalysis.
> INTERPOL Arrests 574 in Africa; Ukrainian Ransomware Affiliate Pleads Guilty
A law enforcement operation coordinated by INTERPOL has led to the recovery of $3 million and the arrest of 574 suspects by authorities from 19 countries, amidst a continued crackdown on cybercrime networks in Africa. The coordinated effort, named Operation Sentinel, took place between October 27 an...
> WhatsApp API worked exactly as promised, and stole everything
Security researchers have uncovered a malicious npm package that poses as a legitimate WhatsApp Web API library while quietly stealing messages, credentials, and contact data from developer environments. The package, identified as “lotusbail,” operates as a trojanized wrapp...
> Passwd: A walkthrough of the Google Workspace Password Manager
Passwd is designed specifically for organizations operating within Google Workspace. Rather than competing as a general consumer password manager, its purpose is narrow, and business-focused: secure credential storage, controlled sharing, and seamless Workspace integration. The platform emphasizes p...
> Italy fines Apple $116 million over App Store privacy policy issues
Italy's competition authority (AGCM) has fined Apple €98.6 million ($116 million) for using the App Tracking Transparency (ATT) privacy framework to abuse its dominant market position in mobile app advertising. [...]
> Chinese Crypto Scammers on Telegram Are Fueling the Biggest Darknet Markets Ever
Online black markets once lurked in the shadows of the dark web. Today, they’ve moved onto public platforms like Telegram—and are racking up historic illicit fortunes.
> NPM Package With 56,000 Downloads Steals WhatsApp Credentials, Data
The package provides legitimate functionality to evade detection, while stealing users’ data and deploying a backdoor. The post NPM Package With 56,000 Downloads Steals WhatsApp Credentials, Data appeared first on SecurityWeek.
> Nissan: Thousands Impacted By Red Hat Breach
Nissan has revealed that over 20,000 customers have had personal information compromised in a third-party data breach
> Italy Antitrust Agency Fines Apple $116 Million Over Privacy Feature; Apple Announces Appeal
Italy’s antitrust authority fined Apple $116 million after determining that operating one of its privacy features restricted App Store competition. The post Italy Antitrust Agency Fines Apple $116 Million Over Privacy Feature; Apple Announces Appeal appeared first on SecurityWeek.
> Why Third-Party Access Remains the Weak Link in Supply Chain Security
Attackers exploited a supply chain weakness, abusing trusted components to compromise systems and spread malicious activity across connected targets. Your next breach probably won’t start inside your network—it will start with someone you trust. Every supplier, contractor, and service provider needs...
> A brush with online fraud: What are brushing scams and how do I stay safe?
Have you ever received a package you never ordered? It could be a warning sign that your data has been compromised, with more fraud to follow.
> Cyber volunteer effort for small water utilities announces new MSSP effort
An organization is looking to develop a first-of-its-kind managed security service provider (MSSP) model tailored specifically for rural water utilities.
> Baker University says 2024 data breach impacts 53,000 people
Baker University has disclosed a data breach after attackers gained access to its network one year ago and stole the personal, health, and financial information of over 53,000 individuals. [...]
> 574 Arrested, $3 Million Seized in Crackdown on African Cybercrime Rings
Authorities in Senegal, Ghana, Benin, and Cameroon dismantled BEC, ransomware, and other cyber-fraud networks. The post 574 Arrested, $3 Million Seized in Crackdown on African Cybercrime Rings appeared first on SecurityWeek.
> Hundreds of Arrests as Operation Sentinel Recovers $3m
Operational Sentinel helps to crack down on cybercrime across 19 African countries in a month-long campaign
> Building Secure User Portals for Content-Heavy SaaS Applications
Learn how to build secure user portals for content-heavy SaaS using passwordless authentication, RBAC, session security, and CDN protection. The post Building Secure User Portals for Content-Heavy SaaS Applications appeared first on Security Boulevard.
> Linux : qu’est-ce que la charge système « load average » sur une machine ?
Qu'est-ce que la charge système appelée load average sur Linux et comment interpréter les trois valeurs ? Voici comment évaluer les performances d'une machine. Le post Linux : qu’est-ce que la charge système « load average » sur une machine ? a été publié sur IT-Connect.