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> Ukrainian Extradited to US Faces Charges in Jabber Zeus Cybercrime Case
Yuriy Igorevich Rybtsov, aka MrICQ, was arrested in Italy and lost his appeal to avoid extradition to the US. The post Ukrainian Extradited to US Faces Charges in Jabber Zeus Cybercrime Case appeared first on SecurityWeek.
> A Guide to Responding to a Third-Party Data Breach
A third-party data breach is no longer a peripheral concern; it is a direct threat to an organization’s operational integrity, data security, and regulatory compliance. When a vendor or supplier experiences a security incident, the impact cascades across its entire client ecosystem. A methodic...
> Hexagate’s Wallet Compromise Detection Kit: Purpose-Built to Stop the Next Big Hack
Web3 attackers are getting more creative, and the number of hacks affecting exchanges and other financial institutions is increasing. In… The post Hexagate’s Wallet Compromise Detection Kit: Purpose-Built to Stop the Next Big Hack appeared first on Chainalysis.
> Ubuntu 25.04: Google Guest Agent Important Network Access Issue USN-7839-2
Google Guest Agent could allow unintended access to network services.
> OpenAIs Aardvark soll Fehler im Code erkennen und beheben
KI soll das Thema Sicherheit frĂĽhzeitig in den Development-Prozess miteinbeziehen.Summit Art Creations/ Shutterstock OpenAI hat Aardvark vorgestellt, einen autonomen Agenten auf Basis von GPT-5. Er soll wie ein menschlicher Sicherheitsforscher in der Lage sein, Code zu scann...
> Attack of the clones: Fake ChatGPT apps are everywhere
App stores are overflowing with AI lookalikes—some harmless copies, others hiding adware or even spyware.
> New GDI Flaws Could Enable Remote Code Execution in Windows
Flaws in Windows Graphics Device Interface (GDI) have been identified that allow remote code execution and information disclosure
> How Software Development Teams Can Securely and Ethically Deploy AI Tools
To deploy AI tools securely and ethically, teams must balance innovation with accountability—establishing strong governance, upskilling developers, and enforcing rigorous code reviews. The post How Software Development Teams Can Securely and Ethically Deploy AI Tools appeared first on SecurityWeek.
> NDSS 2025 – Statically Discover Cross-Entry Use-After-Free Vulnerabilities In The Linux Kernel
SESSION Session 1D: System-Level Security Authors, Creators & Presenters: Hang Zhang (Indiana University Bloomington), Jangha Kim (The Affiliated Institute of ETRI, ROK), Chuhong Yuan (Georgia Institute of Technology), Zhiyun Qian (University of California, Riverside), Taesoo Kim (Georgia Instit...
> Vibe, then verify: How to navigate the risks of AI-generated code
AI is rewriting the traditional software development playbook. Developers are adopting AI on the ground, output is exploding, and leaders are being asked to convert promise into predictable velocity. The post Vibe, then verify: How to navigate the risks of AI-generated code appeared first on Securit...
> Comment utiliser le client SSH natif de Windows 11 ?
Ce tutoriel explique comment utiliser le client SSH de Windows pour se connecter par mot de passe ou clé sur Linux et transférer des fichiers avec scp et sftp. The post Comment utiliser le client SSH natif de Windows 11 ? first appeared on IT-Connect.
> Would you sext ChatGPT? (Lock and Code S06E22)
This week on the Lock and Code podcast, we speak with Deb Donig about OpenAI's stated desire to release "erotica" on ChatGPT.
> Japanese retailer Askul confirms data leak after cyberattack claimed by Russia-linked group
The company said the breach exposed contact information and inquiry details from users of its online stores — Askul, Lohaco and Soloel Arena — as well as supplier data stored on its internal servers.
> Microsoft: Patch for WSUS flaw disabled Windows Server hotpatching
An out-of-band (OOB) security update that patches an actively exploited Windows Server Update Service (WSUS) vulnerability has broken hotpatching on some Windows Server 2025 devices. [...]
> OAuth Device Code Phishing: Azure vs. Google Compared
Device code phishing abuses the OAuth device flow, and Google and Azure produce strikingly different attack surfaces. Register for Huntress Labs' Live Hack to learn about attack techniques, defensive tactics, and get an Identity Security Assessment. [...]
> CISO Burnout – Epidemic, Endemic, or Simply Inevitable?
CISO burnout is increasing. Are we simply more aware of the condition? Or have demands on the CISO grown and burnout is now the inevitable result?  The post CISO Burnout – Epidemic, Endemic, or Simply Inevitable? appeared first on SecurityWeek.
> Kaspersky for Linux expands security options for home users | Kaspersky official blog
The Linux version of Kaspersky protection for home users is now available for Kaspersky Standard, Kaspersky Plus, and Kaspersky Premium subscribers.
> Product showcase: Cogent Community democratizes vulnerability intelligence with agentic AI
The volume of threat intelligence data has grown exponentially, but the ability to interpret and act on it has not. Every day brings new CVE disclosures, exploit releases, and vendor advisories. Teams are buried under overlapping feeds, inconsistent formats, and fragmented context. Even with advance...
> Hackers Help Organized Crime Groups in Cargo Freight Heists, Researchers Find
Proofpoint researchers have observed recent hacking campaigns supporting cargo theft
> Chrome 142 Released: Two high-severity V8 flaws fixed, $100K in rewards paid
Google released Chrome 142, fixing 20 flaws, including two high-severity V8 bugs, and awarded $100,000 in bug bounties. Google addressed 20 flaws in Chrome version 142, including high-severity bugs that impact the V8 engine. The IT giant awarded $100,000 in bounties for two issues in the V8 JavaScri...