Recent improvements in the capabilities of the edge network have created a smarter, more connected edge. These changes call for a reassessment of edge strategy. This article has been indexed from Blog Read the original article: The Internet Has a…
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A spyware investigator exposed Russian government hackers trying to hijack Signal accounts
A group of likely Russian government hackers tried to hack a security researcher who investigates spyware attacks. He was then able to turn the tables on the hackers and reveal details of their espionage campaign. This article has been indexed…
NGINX Rift: an 18-year-old flaw in the world’s most deployed web server just came to light
Researchers found a critical 18-year-old buffer overflow flaw in NGINX, tracked as CVE-2026-42945 and named NGINX Rift. If you run NGINX, and statistically speaking, there is a very good chance you do, this week brought news worth stopping for. Security…
Enhancing Data Center Security Without Sacrificing Performance
For AI data centers, where the stakes are the highest and performance constraints are the tightest, security and performance are no longer a zero-sum game. The post Enhancing Data Center Security Without Sacrificing Performance appeared first on SecurityWeek. This article…
Critical Exim Flaw Exposes Email Servers to Remote Code Execution Risk
A newly discovered security vulnerability in the widely used mail transfer agent Exim has raised serious concerns among cybersecurity experts, as attackers could exploit the flaw to potentially execute malicious code remotely on vulnerable email servers. According to researchers,…
Hackers Exploit Telegram Mini Apps, Distribute Malware and Crypto Scams
Cybersecurity experts found a large-scale fraud campaign that used Telegram’s Mini App feature to launch crypto attacks, mimic famous brands and spread Android malware. FEMITBOT malware Research by CTM360 has dubbed the platform as FEMITBOT, it is based on…
Cisco cuts nearly 4,000 jobs to spend more on AI, reports ‘record quarterly revenue’
This is Cisco’s latest layoff in recent years, while the company’s chief executive touts record revenue and growth. This article has been indexed from Security News | TechCrunch Read the original article: Cisco cuts nearly 4,000 jobs to spend more…
New Linux Kernel Vulnerability Fragnesia Allows Root Privilege Escalation
The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-46300, is similar to the recently disclosed exploits named Dirty Frag and Copy Fail. The post New Linux Kernel Vulnerability Fragnesia Allows Root Privilege Escalation appeared first on SecurityWeek. This article has been indexed from SecurityWeek…
HYCU aiR detects insider risk and AI activity from backups
HYCU has announced HYCU aiR (AI Resilience), an AI-native solution that turns backup data across dozens of applications into a live and actionable intelligence for security, compliance, and IT teams. aiR lets organizations search, query, and run purpose-built agents to…
Sandworm Hackers Shift From IT Breaches to Critical OT Targets
A new wave of cyber activity linked to the notorious Sandworm group is raising fresh alarms across global critical infrastructure. Security researchers warn that the Russian state-backed threat actor is no longer just infiltrating IT networks it is actively pivoting…
Critical WordPress Plugin Flaw Allows Unauthorized Access to Websites
A critical vulnerability in a widely used WordPress plugin has exposed more than 200,000 websites to potential takeover, raising urgent concerns across the security community. Security researchers at Wordfence, using their AI-driven PRISM platform, have uncovered a severe authentication bypass…
TeamPCP, BreachForums Launch $1K Supply-Chain Attack Contest
A new cybercrime campaign is turning supply chain attacks into a public competition, as TeamPCP and BreachForums operators launch a $1,000 contest that encourages hackers to compromise open-source packages. The initiative, first highlighted by Dark Web Informer, signals an escalation…
Google Launches Android Spyware Forensics Tool for High-Risk Users
Google’s Android Advanced Protection Mode is getting a new feature allowing trusted security experts to investigate potential spyware infections This article has been indexed from www.infosecurity-magazine.com Read the original article: Google Launches Android Spyware Forensics Tool for High-Risk Users
LABScon25 Replay | Breach Alpha: Trading on Cyber Fallout
Mick Baccio and Scott Roberts examine whether public breach signals and market timing models can turn cyber incidents into actionable trading opportunities. This article has been indexed from SentinelLabs – We are hunters, reversers, exploit developers, and tinkerers shedding light…
Windows DNS Client Security Flaw Exposes Systems to Remote Code Execution
Windows systems worldwide are at risk from a new critical flaw in the Windows DNS Client that could allow remote code execution without any user interaction. Tracked as CVE-2026-41096, the vulnerability has been rated critical with a CVSS base score…
Before the First Whistle: How Cyber Criminals Are Targeting World Cup 2026
The FIFA World Cup 2026 is one of the most anticipated sporting events in history, and cyber criminals are already capitalizing on excitement. As matches kick off across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, threat actors are flooding the internet with fake merchandise…
Akamai to Acquire AI and Browser Security Firm LayerX for $205 Million
The acquisition enables Akamai to expand its Zero Trust portfolio to add protection directly into the browser. The post Akamai to Acquire AI and Browser Security Firm LayerX for $205 Million appeared first on SecurityWeek. This article has been indexed…
Mythos Proves Potent in Vulnerability Discovery, Less Convincing Elsewhere
Independent benchmarking finds Mythos highly effective for source code audits, reverse engineering, and native-code analysis, though its exploit validation and reasoning capabilities remain inconsistent. The post Mythos Proves Potent in Vulnerability Discovery, Less Convincing Elsewhere appeared first on SecurityWeek. This…
New Fragnesia Flaw Hands Linux Local Users Root Access
New Fragnesia kernel flaw lets unprivileged local users escalate to root on Linux systems This article has been indexed from www.infosecurity-magazine.com Read the original article: New Fragnesia Flaw Hands Linux Local Users Root Access
Cyber Briefing: 2026.05.14
Attackers are leveraging legacy proxy tools for persistent access in a landscape where critical infrastructure and healthcare remain highly vulnerable to third-party supply chain failures and evolving This article has been indexed from CyberMaterial Read the original article: Cyber Briefing:…