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> Ubuntu 22.04 LTS: USN-7928-5 Linux Kernel KVM Security Fixes
Several security issues were fixed in the Linux kernel.
> What AI Agents Can Teach Us About NHI Governance
Agentic AI is a stress test for non-human identity governance. Discover how and why identity, trust, and access control must evolve to keep automation safe. The post What AI Agents Can Teach Us About NHI Governance appeared first on Security Boulevard.
> James : manifeste cyber et sidération informationnelle
BreachForums, Shiny Hunters, James : analyse cyber d’un manifeste en ligne mêlant renseignement, intimidation informationnelle... et diffusion de la base de données de BreachForums....
> AWS named Leader in the 2025 ISG report for Sovereign Cloud Infrastructure Services (EU)
For the third year in a row, Amazon Web Services (AWS) is named as a Leader in the Information Services Group (ISG) Provider LensTM Quadrant report for Sovereign Cloud Infrastructure Services (EU), published on January 8, 2026. ISG is a leading global technology research, analyst, and advisory firm...
> The New Weak Link in Compliance Isn’t Code – It’s Communication
Cybersecurity has never been only a technical problem, but the balance of what truly makes an organization secure has shifted dramatically. For years, the industry assumed the greatest dangers lived in code — in vulnerable servers, old libraries, unpatched systems, and brittle authentication flows....
> Are There IDORs Lurking in Your Code? LLMs Are Finding Critical Business Logic Vulns—and They’re Everywhere
Security teams have always known that insecure direct object references (IDORs) and broken authorization vulnerabilities exist in their codebases. Ask any AppSec leader if they have IDOR issues, and most would readily admit they do. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: they’ve been dramatically unde...
> Putinswap: France trades alleged ransomware crook for conflict researcher
Basketball player accused of aiding cybercrime gang extradition blocked in exchange for Swiss NGO consultant France has released an alleged ransomware crook wanted by the US in exchange for a conflict researcher imprisoned in Russia.…
> AI Deception Is Here: What Security Teams Must Do Now
Recent research shows that deception can emerge instrumentally in goal-directed AI agents. This means deception can arise as a side effect of goal-seeking, persisting even after safety training and often surfacing in multi-agent settings. In controlled studies, systems like Meta’s CICERO demonstrat...
> In Other News: 8,000 Ransomware Attacks, China Hacked US Gov Emails, IDHS Breach Impacts 700k
Other noteworthy stories that might have slipped under the radar: Jaguar Land Rover sales crash, hundreds of gen-AI data policy violations, and Chinese cyberattacks against Taiwan intensified. The post In Other News: 8,000 Ransomware Attacks, China Hacked US Gov Emails, IDHS Breach Impacts 700k appe...
> At least $26 million in crypto stolen from Truebit platform as crypto crime landscape evolves
The theft continues a trend from the last two years, when hackers stole billions worth of cryptocurrency from both platforms and asset owners.
> QR codes a powerful new phishing weapon in hands of Pyongyang cyberspies
State-backed attackers are using QR codes to slip past enterprise security and help themselves to cloud logins, the FBI says North Korean government hackers are turning QR codes into credential-stealing weapons, the FBI has warned, as Pyongyang's spies find new ways to duck enterprise security and h...
> pcTattletale founder pleads guilty as US cracks down on stalkerware
After years of security failures and partner-spying marketing, pcTattletale’s founder has pleaded guilty in a rare US federal stalkerware case.
> Illinois Department of Human Services data breach affects 700K people
The Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS), one of Illinois' largest state agencies, accidentally exposed the personal and health data of nearly 700,000 residents due to incorrect privacy settings. [...]
> Russian APT28 Runs Credential-Stealing Campaign Targeting Energy and Policy Organizations
Russian state-sponsored threat actors have been linked to a fresh set of credential harvesting attacks targeting individuals associated with a Turkish energy and nuclear research agency, as well as staff affiliated with a European think tank and organizations in North Macedonia and Uzbekistan. The a...
> X Didn’t Fix Grok's ‘Undressing’ Problem. It Just Makes People Pay for It
X is allowing only “verified” users to create images with Grok. Experts say it represents the “monetization of abuse”—and anyone can still generate images on Grok’s app and website.
> Tim Kosiba Named NSA Deputy Director
Kosiba, a veteran of the Intelligence Community with over 30 years of federal service, returns to the agency as its most senior civilian leader. The post Tim Kosiba Named NSA Deputy Director appeared first on SecurityWeek.
> Email security needs more seatbelts: Why click rate is the wrong metric
Click rate misses the real email security risk: what attackers can do after they access a mailbox. Material Security explains why containment and post-compromise impact matter more than phishing metrics. [...]
> Slackware 15.0: lcms2 Critical Buffer Overflow Fix SSA:2026-009-01
New lcms2 packages are available for Slackware 15.0 and -current to fix a security issue.
> FBI: North Korean Spear-Phishing Attacks Use Malicious QR Codes
The North Korean state-sponsored espionage group Kimsuky has targeted government organizations, think tanks, and academic institutions. The post FBI: North Korean Spear-Phishing Attacks Use Malicious QR Codes appeared first on SecurityWeek.
> Former NSA insider Kosiba brought back as spy agency’s No. 2
Tim Kosiba, who has a long history of national security positions at the NSA and elsewhere, will be the signals intelligence agency's new deputy chief.