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CVE-2026-2314 | Google Chrome up to 144.0.7559.132 Codecs heap-based overflow (ID 478560)
Cloud Security and Compliance: What It Is and Why It Matters for Your Business
Cloud adoption didn’t just change where workloads run. It fundamentally changed how security and compliance must be managed. Enterprises are moving faster than ever across AWS, Azure, GCP, and hybrid...
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The SIEM Maturity Framework Workbook (v1.0): A Practical Scoring Tool for Security Analytics Platforms
Over the last few weeks I published a post on the architectural and operational gaps that created the new wave of SIEM and AI SOC vendors. A bunch of people asked the same follow-up question: “Ok, but how do I evaluate vendors consistently without falling back into feature checklists and marketing claims?” So I turned […]
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CVE-2026-20952 | Microsoft Office use after free (EUVD-2026-2112 / Nessus ID 298566)
CVE-2026-20946 | Microsoft Excel out-of-bounds (Nessus ID 298566)
CVE-2026-20955 | Microsoft Excel untrusted pointer dereference (EUVD-2026-2108 / Nessus ID 298566)
CVE-2026-20956 | Microsoft Excel untrusted pointer dereference (EUVD-2026-2104 / Nessus ID 298566)
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How to Prevent Vishing Attacks Targeting Okta and other IDPs
Threat reporting tied to ShinyHunters and Scattered Spider-linked activity shows voice phishing (vishing) being operationalized as a coordinated access vector against enterprise identity systems.
Rather than relying solely on email-based phishing, attackers now call employees directly, impersonating IT support, security teams, or identity administrators. These calls are not random — they are tightly coupled with live phishing infrastructure and identity workflows.
The goal is not to “steal a password”; it is to walk the victim through a legitimate authentication event while the attacker intercepts the outcome.
This is why legacy MFA continues to “work,” yet organizations are still getting breached.
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