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> ConductorOne Raises $79 Million in Series B Funding
Leveraging AI, ConductorOne’s platform secures and manages millions of human, non-human, and AI identities. The post ConductorOne Raises $79 Million in Series B Funding appeared first on SecurityWeek.
> Armis raises $435M pre-IPO round at $6.1B valuation after refusing M&A offers
Armis is hoping to launch its IPO in late 2026 or early 2027, its co-founder and CEO Yevegny Dibrov told TechCrunch.
> Police busts credit card fraud rings with 4.3 million victims
International authorities have dismantled three massive credit card fraud and money laundering networks, linked to losses exceeding €300 million ($344 million) and affecting over 4.3 million cardholders across 193 countries. [...]
> Ubuntu 25.10 runC Important Security Fixes Denial of Service USN-7851-1
Several security issues were fixed in runC.
> Critical React Native NPM Vulnerability Exposes Developer Systems to Remote Attacks
A severe vulnerability was discovered in the React Native Community CLI, a popular open-source package downloaded nearly two million times every week by developers building cross-platform applications. Tracked as CVE-2025-11953, this flaw allows unauthenticated remote code execution across Windows,...
> 18 arrested in €300 million global credit card fraud scheme
A coordinated international operation has led to 18 arrests in a massive credit card fraud case worth at least €300 million. The effort, led by Eurojust, targeted a network of suspects accused of running fake online subscription services for dating, pornography, and streaming sites. Among those deta...
> How an Attacker Drained $128M from Balancer Through Rounding Error Exploitation
By: Dikla Barda, Roaman Zaikin & Oded Vanunu  On November 3, 2025, Check Point Research’s blockchain monitoring systems detected a sophisticated exploit targeting Balancer V2’s ComposableStablePool contracts. The attacker exploited arithmetic precision loss in pool invariant calculations to drai...
> Scientists Need a Positive Vision for AI
For many in the research community, it’s gotten harder to be optimistic about the impacts of artificial intelligence. As authoritarianism is rising around the world, AI-generated “slop” is overwhelming legitimate media, while AI-generated deepfakes are spreading misinformation and parroting extremis...
> How the F5 breach, CISA job cuts, and a government shutdown are eroding U.S. cyber readiness
By furloughing employees, halting procurement, and delaying guidance, agencies are operating with skeleton crews and depleted morale. For nation-state operators, this expanding attack surface and declining oversight are creating a huge window of opportunity. The post How the F5 breach, CISA job cuts...
> Securing the Open Android Ecosystem with Samsung Knox
Raise your hand if you’ve heard the myth, “Android isn’t secure.” Android phones, such as the Samsung Galaxy, unlock new ways of working. But, as an IT admin, you may worry about the security—after all, work data is critical. However, outdated concerns can hold your business back from unlocking its...
> M&S pegs cyberattack cleanup costs at £136M as profits slump
Retailer's tech systems aren’t down anymore, but the same can’t be said for its rocky financials Marks & Spencer says its April cyberattack will cost around £136 million ($177.2 million) in total.…
> Hackers Targeting Freight Operators to Steal Cargo: Proofpoint
Threat actors are working with organized crime groups to target freight operators and transportation companies, infiltrate their systems through RMM software, and steal cargo, which they then sell online or ship to Europe, according to Proofpoint researchers, who saw similar campaigns last year. Th...
> How to Report a Suspicious Email in Australia
Originally published at How to Report a Suspicious Email in Australia by EasyDMARC. Email scams are now one of the most ... The post How to Report a Suspicious Email in Australia appeared first on EasyDMARC. The post How to Report a Suspicious Email in Australia appeared first on Security Boulevard.
> Exploited ‘Post SMTP’ Plugin Flaw Exposes WordPress Sites to Takeover 
The critical vulnerability allows attackers to read arbitrary emails, including password reset messages. The post Exploited ‘Post SMTP’ Plugin Flaw Exposes WordPress Sites to Takeover  appeared first on SecurityWeek.
> Daylight Raises $33 Million for AI-Powered MDR Platform
The funding will fuel the development of Daylight’s security operations platform and the launch of new protection modules. The post Daylight Raises $33 Million for AI-Powered MDR Platform appeared first on SecurityWeek.
> NCSC to retire Web Check and Mail Check
By 31 March 2026, organisations should have alternatives to Mail Check and Web Check in place.
> Nikkei Says 17,000 Impacted by Data Breach Stemming From Slack Account Hack
The Japanese media giant says compromised Slack credentials were used to steal employee and business partner information. The post Nikkei Says 17,000 Impacted by Data Breach Stemming From Slack Account Hack appeared first on SecurityWeek.
> Mysterious 'SmudgedSerpent' Hackers Target U.S. Policy Experts Amid Iran–Israel Tensions
A never-before-seen threat activity cluster codenamed UNK_SmudgedSerpent has been attributed as behind a set of cyber attacks targeting academics and foreign policy experts between June and August 2025, coinciding with heightened geopolitical tensions between Iran and Israel. "UNK_SmudgedSerpent lev...
> Traffic Distribution System (TDS) abuse – What’s hiding behind the veil?
Those who follow the DNS abuse landscape closely may have noticed a rise in activity and abuse reports related to TDS. The use of this infrastructure for malicious purposes is becoming increasingly common. In this blog, we look at how TDS are being exploited to facilitate abuse, why they present cha...
> Apple patches 50 security flaws—update now
Apple has patched nearly 50 security flaws across iPhones, Macs, Safari and more. Some could expose your data or let hackers in, so don’t wait to update.