> TODAY'S SUMMARY (10 articles)
Today's cyber news highlights a range of emerging threats and vulnerabilities. Notably, two unpatched zero-day vulnerabilities in Citrix NetScaler appliances are actively exploited, posing significant risks. Additionally, Microsoft SharePoint's CVE-2026-65660 has been flagged by CISA, indicating ongoing exploitation, with a patching deadline recently issued. The recent Gyazo breach has compromised 23.6 million user records, further emphasizing the growing risk of data exposure. In malware news, a notable report discusses the proliferation of cybercrime marketplaces, exemplified by Ardit Kutleshi's guilty plea for selling stolen data. On the positive side, Cloudflare has addressed a serious cross-tenant flaw that exposed customer data. Overall, the landscape remains dynamic, with AI integration in cybersecurity and malware research continuing to evolve.
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Poll finds Americans are concerned about election security, and Zscaler says SEO is poisoning midterm elections.
Awareness raising exercise is part of European Cyber Security Month
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Atlanta man worked on breach portal
ISPA calls for simplified reporting and regulatory environment
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A researcher was able to download the entire database of Donald Dater app users.
North Carolina-based Onslow Water and Sewer Authority (ONWASA) suffers ransomware attack while recovering from hurricane damage.
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Creating a cyber-secure culture requires an "all hands on deck" approach that is well funded.
New (ISC)² methodology reveals huge shortfall today
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GCHQ body says Active Cyber Defence strategy is working
Possible state insiders supplying dark web with info
iOS hacker Jose Rodriguez shares a proof-of-concept video of another VoiceOver bypass bug.
Lack of practicing cyber war games leaves employees at a loss when it comes to incident response, says Deloitte.
Microsoft stats also reveal drop in number losing money
Wage rise is double the national average
Redacted findings point to basic mistakes
Experts caution it doesn’t go far enough