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New Trump Cybersecurity Order Reverses Biden, Obama Priorities
苹果WWDC2025:时隔十三年的新「UI」,以及更低调但随处可见的「AI」
Why agentic identities matter and what you need to know
We are entering the age of agentic AI — systems that don’t just assist but act. These agents can make decisions, carry out tasks, and adapt to changing contexts — autonomously. But with autonomy comes accountability. And the question becomes: who is acting? To answer that, we need a new identity model built not for...
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OpenAI Bans ChatGPT Accounts Linked to Nation-State Threat Actors
Google Warns of Cybercriminals Increasingly Attacking US Users to Steal Login Credentials
Google’s latest comprehensive survey reveals a concerning surge in cybercriminal activities targeting American users, with over 60% of U.S. consumers reporting a noticeable increase in scam attempts over the past year. The technology giant’s collaboration with Morning Consult has unveiled alarming statistics showing that one-third of Americans have personally experienced data breaches, while malicious actors […]
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APT41 Hackers Using Google Calendar for Malware Command-and-Control To Attack Government Entities
A recent campaign by Chinese state-sponsored threat actor APT41 has unveiled a novel exploitation of Google Calendar for malware command-and-control (C2) operations, marking a significant escalation in cyberespionage tactics. The group, tracked under aliases including BARIUM and Brass Typhoon, targeted Taiwanese government entities through a multi-stage attack chain combining spearphishing, image-based payload delivery, and covert […]
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'Librarian Ghouls' Cyberattackers Strike at Night
Nearly 300,000 crash records stolen from Texas transportation department
Gartner: How Security Teams Can Turn Hype Into Opportunity
CVE-2025-49113: Proof of Concept Demonstrating Remote Code Execution Through Insecure Deserialization in Roundcube
Over 84,000 Roundcube instances vulnerable to actively exploited flaw
Spyware maker cuts ties with Italy after government refused audit into hack of journalist’s phone
Live Webinar | Agents Come to Life: AMA with D-ID
Boards Leave CISOs Exposed to Legal Risks
Many boards lack cybersecurity expertise, leaving CISOs exposed to legal risks. New fraud laws and AI regulations compound the challenge as security leaders struggle for boardroom support, said Jonathan Armstrong, partner at Punter Southall Law.
Mirai Botnets Exploit Flaw in Unpatched Wazuh Servers
No fewer than two separate Mirai botnets are on the hunt for unpatched servers hosting open source SIEM solution Wazuh, an unusual variation of hackers' typical focus on Internet of Things devices for stringing together infected computers. Akamai dates the first campaign to March, the other to May.
NHS: Blood Supply Still Affected by June 2024 Vendor Attack
The National Health System in England is still dealing with blood supply issues one year after a ransomware attack on a British pathology laboratory services provider disrupted patient care and testing services at several London-based hospitals and triggered a nationwide blood shortage.
SentinelOne Sees No Breach After Hardware Supplier Hacked
Cybersecurity firm SentinelOne said suspected Chinese attackers, wielding ShadowPad backdoor malware, infiltrated a logistics firm that it used for supplying hardware to its employees, but that the intrusion doesn't appear to have resulted in any infiltration of its own, corporate network.
New Blitz Malware Attacking Windows Servers to Deploy Monero Miner
A sophisticated new malware campaign has emerged targeting Windows systems through an elaborate social engineering scheme involving backdoored gaming software. The Blitz malware, first identified in late 2024 and evolving through 2025, represents a concerning trend of cybercriminals exploiting gaming communities to deploy cryptocurrency mining operations. While initially designed to target general Windows systems rather […]
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