So, another day, another Linux vulnerability that lets some script kiddie waltz into your server like they own the place. This one, dubbed 'Pack2TheRoot,' is particularly nasty.
The lights stayed on, the water kept flowing, but the gears turning behind critical infrastructure just got a stark reminder of their own vulnerabilities. Itron, a giant in utility technology, quietly disclosed a breach of its internal IT network.
Imagine spotting a hacker's sneaky data grab before it spirals into a nightmare. Varonis's G2 leadership in data security posture management (DSPM) hands everyday security teams that superpower, just as AI risks explode.
Web apps aren't just code—they're your front door to disaster. Vector Command proves it by chaining exploits real hackers love.
Security teams are exhausted from chasing shadows. Rapid7's 2026 summit agenda lays out a blueprint for striking first, with real-world voices cutting through the noise.
Salesforce admins thought sharing rules covered them. Mandiant's new AuraInspector proves otherwise — scanning for data exposures that hackers exploit daily.
Imagine phishing emails that read your mind, malware that writes itself on the fly. Google's latest GTIG AI Threat Tracker shows threat actors distilling top AI models to make it real.
Picture this: you're collaborating on an AI-powered code project, sharing files like candy. Boom — attackers remotely execute code on your machine and snag your API keys. That's the nightmare Check Point just exposed in Claude Code.
Imagine hackers owning your entire data center from a forgotten admin console. BRICKSTORM malware does exactly that to vSphere setups, and most orgs are wide open.
A single developer. AI tools. Malware so slick experts thought it was a team effort. VoidLink just reset the bar for AI in cybercrime.
Imagine relying on a DDoS mitigation giant, only for it to vanish mid-storm. Cloudflare's recent tumble exposes the perils of outsourcing your site's lifeline.
Forget the headlines about data breaches. Iranian operatives are rewriting the code in America's water plants and power grids. Industry insiders reveal why thousands of devices stay vulnerable.
Picture this: your doctor's pulling up your X-ray, and bam — the server crashes from a sneaky hack. Orthanc DICOM vulnerabilities just turned medical imaging into a hacker playground.
Picture this: you're French, your data's already leaked everywhere, and now a 'Windows update' button tempts you. Click it, and crooks grab your passwords. Real people, real theft.
You're unzipping that shady RAR from a phishing email, double-clicking cbmjlzan.JS. Bad move—it's 10MB of obfuscated nightmare code that quietly installs Formbook stealer.
Fraudsters don't stop at breaching your network—they pivot to siphoning cash. MITRE's fresh F3 framework maps those sneaky steps, giving defenders a unified weapon.
Forget the headlines about fragile ceasefires. Iranian hackers kept pounding away during past truces, with attacks up 40% in quiet periods per Mandiant.
Forget endless cookie heists — Google's DBSC in Chrome 146 ties sessions to your hardware, making stolen creds worthless. It's the security leap we've craved.
South Asian hackers nearly silenced key Mideast critics. ProSpy Android spyware lurked behind slick phishing lures, but vigilance saved most targets.
Picture this: three ransomware crews unleashing chaos on 40% of last month's attacks. Qilin leads the pack at 20%, while the US eats over half the blows.