The Fake Passkey Call That Beat Their Cybersecurity Team
A fake IT call and a bogus passkey setup page are enough to take over Microsoft 365 accounts. Here's how cybersecurity teams close that gap.
Attackers Don’t Need One Lucky Shot. They Need Weeks
The "attackers only need one shot" myth is wrong. See what real cybersecurity data shows about multi-stage attacks, and where to focus detection now.
GigaWiper Recycles Old Malware Into One Destructive Backdoor
GigaWiper mixes wiping and ransomware code from old malware. Latvia's still rebuilding weeks later. See what real cybersecurity recovery takes.
GhostApproval Hijacks AI Coding Tools With A 1970s Terminal Trick
GhostApproval shows a decades-old terminal trick can fool AI coding tools and the humans approving them. Here's the cybersecurity fix.
The Firm That Sells Cybersecurity Got Hacked Too
Accenture confirmed a breach after a hacker claimed source code theft. Here's what its cybersecurity statement leaves out, and how to check your own vendor exposure.
The 72-Hour AWS Breach That Looked Like Claude Code
A 72-hour AI-driven AWS breach and AI coding agents tripping attacker alerts show cybersecurity teams can't trust old behavioral baselines. Read what to fix first.
The Two-Week Gap That Cost More Than Zero-Days
A felon-run zero-day startup grabbed headlines, but cybersecurity risk this week came from a two-week patch lag and a perfect-10 bug. Read why.
Nobody From Discord Trust & Safety Wants Your Login Code
Fake "you've been reported" DMs are the newest cybersecurity blind spot, phishing MFA codes in real time. Here's how to actually stop it.
Inside Vidar Stealer’s Three-Layer Evasion Playbook
A fake Go-compiled DLL, abused code signing, and padded files: how Vidar Stealer's latest campaign beats cybersecurity tools. See the fixes.
Steal a Bank Account? There’s a Subscription for That
Bank fraud now rents for $300 a month. Here's what the subscription-model cybersecurity threat means for your MFA and incident response.
One Public GitHub Issue Exfiltrated Data From Private Repos
A public GitHub issue tricked agentic workflows into leaking private repo data. See why cybersecurity teams need to rethink agent trust now.
Why Is A 2024 Bug Still Breaching Universities In 2026?
A 2024 bug is still breaching universities in 2026. What this cybersecurity gap reveals about patching and how to actually close it.
Canada Hacked Three Gangs. Your Exposure Stayed The Same
A state agency hacked ransomware gangs in 2025. Real cybersecurity risk barely moved. Here's what actually protects your org.
Your Allowlist Is Now The Attack Surface
Attackers are hiding malware inside platforms your cybersecurity filters already trust, like Blogspot and IT vendors. Here's how to stop trusting blindly.
France’s 2027 Deadline Kills Certification For Weak Encryption
France just gave cybersecurity teams a hard 2027 deadline to ditch weak encryption. Here's what to inventory now before the audit hits.
The Employee Left. The Access Didn’t.
An abandoned OAuth grant, a real login page, one silent page visit. Cybersecurity keeps failing after authentication, not at it. Here's the fix.
Seven ClamAV Bugs, Two Decades Old, Patched This Week
A cybersecurity patch just closed 20-year-old ClamAV bugs. Here's why scanning engines are privileged attack surface, not a safety net. Patch now.
Your AI Feature Shipped. The Patch Didn’t.
AI features get shipped fast and patched slow. Here's what the cybersecurity data says about the gap, and how to close it before attackers do.
One Million Dollars Paid For A Bluff
A government paid $1M in a cybersecurity extortion case with no proof of a real breach. Verify claims before you pay or install.
Ditched Your Plate? They Still Found Your Car
Plates, package names, and signatures aren't security boundaries. What cybersecurity teams should verify instead, and why it still gets missed.
The AI That Finds Kernel Bugs Also Misses Them
An AI caught one kernel bug and missed the root exploit next to it. What that means for cybersecurity teams betting on AI defense.
A 2006 Filesystem Library Just Became Everyone’s Problem
Seven unpatched flaws in a 2006 filesystem library expose why cybersecurity for embedded devices means hardening what you can't patch.
A Python Stealer Just Reached National Power Grids
A power sector cybersecurity campaign used AI-generated loaders and spear-phishing to reach three countries. See what actually stops it.
Cybersecurity Is Whatever They Need It To Be
Cybersecurity gets invoked for political urgency while real failures like unpatched bugs and spyware abuse move at a crawl. Read why.
Hundreds Of Thousands Of Firewalls Fed Two Ransomware Gangs
FortiBleed shows why cybersecurity can't stop at patching, credentials leaked years ago are still fueling ransomware. Rotate now.
