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CISA Sounds Alarm on Critical Sudo Flaw Actively Exploited in Linux and Unix Systems
CISA Sounds Alarm on Critical Sudo Flaw Actively Exploited in Linux and Unix Systems
Cyber risk quantification helps CISOs secure executive support
In this Help Net Security interview, Vivien Bilquez, Global Head of Cyber Resilience at Zurich Resilience Solutions, discusses how organizations are rethinking cyber resilience. He talks about the priorities CISOs should focus on and the risks that are often overlooked. Bilquez also explains how to align cybersecurity efforts with business goals to gain executive support. What trends or emerging threats are pushing organizations to rethink their resilience strategies? AI is making it easier for attackers … More →
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New Harrods Data Breach Leaks Personal Information of 430,000 Customers
Luxury department store Harrods has become the latest victim of a significant cybersecurity incident after hackers successfully accessed personal data belonging to 430,000 customers. The prestigious London retailer confirmed that threat actors contacted the company following the breach, though Harrods has stated it will not engage with the attackers. Limited Data Exposure The compromised information was obtained from […]
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VMware vCenter and NSX Vulnerabilities Let Attackers Enumerate Valid Usernames
VMware has disclosed critical security vulnerabilities in vCenter Server and NSX platforms that could allow attackers to enumerate valid usernames and manipulate system notifications. The vulnerabilities, tracked as CVE-2025-41250, CVE-2025-41251, and CVE-2025-41252, affect multiple VMware products, including Cloud Foundation, vSphere Foundation, NSX, NSX-T, and Telco Cloud platforms. Broadcom, which acquired VMware, released a security advisory […]
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Lunar Spider Infected Windows Machine in Single Click and Harvested Login Credentials
A sophisticated cybercriminal group known as Lunar Spider successfully compromised a Windows machine through a single malicious click, establishing a foothold that allowed them to harvest credentials and maintain persistent access for nearly two months. The intrusion, which began in May 2024, demonstrates the evolving threat landscape where initial access can rapidly escalate to full […]
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Hackers Distribute Malicious Microsoft Teams Build to Steal Remote Access
Cybersecurity researchers have identified a sophisticated campaign where threat actors are using malicious advertisements and search engine optimization poisoning to distribute fake Microsoft Teams installers containing the Oyster backdoor malware. The campaign targets users searching for legitimate Microsoft Teams downloads through search engines. When users search for terms like “teams download,” they encounter fraudulent sponsored […]
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Your budget Android phone might be spying on you
Researchers have found that many low-cost Android devices come with pre-installed apps that have high-level access to the system. Unlike apps from the Google Play Store, many of these are not subject to thorough checks and can serve as vectors for malware or privacy-invasive features. Researchers studying the African mobile device market focused on three brands selling Android devices under $100, all running Android Go Edition. To investigate, the team developed PiPLAnD, an automated framework … More →
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Unpatched Cognex Cameras Expose Industrial Systems
Nearly a dozen serious vulnerabilities in a Cognex industrial smart camera will go without a patch because the company says the model is "too old to merit a fix." Industrial security firm Nozomi Networks uncovered nine flaws during a security assessment.
OneBlood Agrees to Pay $1M Settlement in Ransomware Hack
OneBlood, which provides blood supplies to 250 hospitals in Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas, will pay $1 million to settle proposed class action litigation filed against the non-profit entity in the wake of a 2024 ransomware attack that compromised the information of nearly 170,000 individuals.
Who's Minding the Machines? The Identity Crisis Nobody Owns
Machine identities already outnumber human users in many organizations, but the answer to who owns them, who rotates their keys, audits their actions and takes the fall when something goes wrong often depends on who's responding - and the answers rarely align.
OT Operators Urged to Map Networks or Risk Major Blind Spots
Global cyber agencies are urging critical infrastructure owners and operators to maintain "definitive records" of their complex operational technology environments, calling for exhaustive asset visibility as regulators shift toward prescriptive mandates to counter escalating threats.
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Keeping the internet afloat: How to protect the global cable network
The resilience of the world’s submarine cable network is under new pressure from geopolitical tensions, supply chain risks, and slow repair processes. A new report from the Center for Cybersecurity Policy and Law outlines how governments and industry can work together to strengthen this critical infrastructure. The report comes at a time when physical disruptions to cables are drawing more attention. While most breaks are caused by fishing or anchoring accidents, recent incidents in the … More →
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