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Critical Next.js Flaw Lets Attackers Bypass Authorization Controls

A newly disclosed critical vulnerability in the Next.js framework, tracked as CVE-2025-29927, allows unauthenticated attackers to bypass middleware-based authorization checks by exploiting improper handling of the x-middleware-subrequest HTTP header. This flaw impacts all versions of Next.js that rely on this header to…

Hackers Exploit Email Marketing Platforms to Deliver Hidden Malware

In recent months, Trustwave SpiderLabs—a LevelBlue company renowned for its threat intelligence and incident response services—has observed a marked uptick in phishing campaigns that leverage legitimate email marketing platforms to cloak malicious links. By hijacking established infrastructure and URL redirectors,…

MediaTek Issues Security Update to Patch Multiple Chipset Flaws

MediaTek today published its September 2025 Product Security Bulletin, disclosing and remediating a series of critical and moderate vulnerabilities in its modem and system components. The announcement highlights that all affected device OEMs have already received patches for at least…

Salesforce Publishes Forensic Guide After Series of Cyberattacks

Salesforce has published a comprehensive forensic investigation guide aimed at empowering organizations to detect, analyze, and remediate security incidents within their Salesforce environments. The new guide distills best practices across three critical areas: activity logs, user permissions, and backup data—providing…

IBM Watsonx Vulnerability Enables SQL Injection Attacks

A critical vulnerability in the IBM Watsonx Orchestrate Cartridge for IBM Cloud Pak for Data has been disclosed, enabling blind SQL injection attacks that could compromise sensitive data. Tracked as CVE-2025-0165, this flaw allows authenticated attackers to inject malicious SQL statements, potentially leading to…

Hackers Exploit macOS Security Features to Spread Malware

A growing wave of sophisticated attacks is turning macOS’s built-in security defenses into avenues for malware distribution, according to recent security research. As macOS continues to gain market share, cybercriminals are adapting their strategies to exploit even the most robust…

Critical ImageMagick Vulnerability Allows Remote Code Execution

A critical security vulnerability has been discovered in ImageMagick, the widely used open-source image processing software, that could allow attackers to execute arbitrary code remotely. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-57803 with a severity score of 9.8 out of 10, affects 32-bit builds of ImageMagick…

APT Groups Weaponize Infostealer Malware in Precision Attacks

The cybersecurity landscape has witnessed a dangerous evolution as Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) groups increasingly weaponize opportunistic infostealer malware for sophisticated espionage campaigns. What once served as broad-spectrum credential harvesting tools are now being repurposed into precision instruments of geopolitical…

Google Urges 2.5B Gmail Users to Reset Passwords After Salesforce Breach

A sophisticated voice phishing operation has emerged as a significant threat to organizations worldwide, with cybercriminals successfully infiltrating Salesforce environments to steal sensitive data and demand ransom payments. Google’s Threat Intelligence Group has identified this financially motivated campaign, designating the…

QNAP Flaw Allows Attackers to Bypass Authentication

QNAP Systems has released security patches to address multiple vulnerabilities affecting QVR firmware in legacy VioStor Network Video Recorder (NVR) systems. The company disclosed two significant security flaws on August 29, 2025, urging users to update their systems immediately to…

Citrix 0-Day Flaw Under Active Exploitation Since May

Security researcher Kevin Beaumont has revealed alarming details about CVE-2025-6543, a critical Citrix NetScaler vulnerability that was actively exploited as a zero-day attack for months before the company issued patches. What Citrix initially downplayed as a simple “denial of service”…