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Amazzon Beee Buzzzz: It records everything you say (and what people around you say, too).

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A new ransomware variant dubbed "Crux" was detected by Huntress researchers in three attacks this month, with the group favoring RDP for initial access and legitimate processes to make it more difficult to detect it. The group also claims to be part of the BlackByte RaaS crew, though Huntress couldn't validate the claim.

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BforeAI today disclosed the discovery of a phishing campaign that is leveraging the same core infrastructure to spoof multiple domains.

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We’re seeing fewer attacks, but that doesn’t mean we’re safer. The latest data from NCC Group shows traditional ransomware is down — but threat actors are regrouping, rebranding, and rearming with AI and advanced social engineering.

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Akamai researchers today disclosed they have discovered a variant of Coyote malware that extracts specific banking and cryptocurrency exchanges by compromising the UI Automation (UIA) framework developed by Microsoft.

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An analysis published today by ReliaQuest finds the number of exposed ports through which cybercriminals can gain access to IT environments has increased to 131 in the first half of 2025, a 27% increase.

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As Microsoft puts the final patch in place, a growing number of hackers, including several China state-sponsored threat groups, are quickly pushing forward to exploit the security flaws that will allow them compromise on-premises SharePoint servers to steal data and maintain persistence.

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Seemplicity today added artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities to its platform for managing cybersecurity remediations that promise to make teams more efficient.

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Hackers are exploiting a significant Microsoft vulnerability chain that allows them gain control of on-premises SharePoint servers, steal cryptographic keys, and access Windows applications like Outlook, Teams, and OneDrive. It also gives them persistence in the systems even after reboots and updates.

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As artificial intelligence (AI) accelerates across industries from financial modeling and autonomous vehicles to medical imaging and logistics optimization, one issue consistently flies under the radar: Physical security. 

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With cyberthreats intensifying and regulatory bodies tightening oversight, securing revenue data in the cloud is essential. 

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Cybersecurity officers need to remember that the reality is, most attacks don’t begin with a dramatic break-in… they start with a login.

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The way we manage certificates must transform. For CISOs, this is not a future problem; the time to re-architect digital trust is now.

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Security gaps, coupled with savvy cybercriminals, lend urgency to mitigating the potential for exploitation posed by surveillance tech.

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Google is suing the operators behind BadBox 2.0, accusing multiple Chinese threat groups of playing different roles in the operation of the massive botnet that rolled up more than 10 million devices to run large-scale ad fraud and other malicious campaigns.

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All Your UAVs Are Belong to UKR: Ukrainian Cyber Alliance and Black Owl team up to hack manufacturer of Russian military drones, sources say.

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Most security teams subscribe to more threat‑intel feeds than they can digest, yet attackers keep winning. Cyware’s Jawahar Sivasankaran explains why: Outside the Fortune 500 and federal agencies, many organizations still treat cyberthreat intelligence (CTI) as another inbox rather than an engine for action. They know intel is “absolutely critical,” but legacy tools and skill gaps..

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Zimperium, a provider of mobile security software, this week published a report that notes more than 5 million unsecured public Wi-Fi networks have been detected globally since the beginning of 2025

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Cambodian police and military arrested more than 1,000 people in a crackdown on cyberscam operations that have proliferated in recent years in Southeast Asia and now are spreading globally, ensnaring hundreds of thousands of people in human trafficking schemes who are forced to run romance and other online frauds.

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We must pay attention to what holds everything together - the glue. That’s where the real MCP vulnerabilities are hiding. 

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