Poor Password Choices

Look at this: McDonald’s chose the password “123456” for a major corporate system. This article has been indexed from Schneier on Security Read the original article: Poor Password Choices

Threat Actors Exploit Windows Scheduled Tasks for Stealthy Persistence Without Additional Tools

Threat actors continue to use Scheduled Tasks and other built-in Windows features to create persistence in the ever-changing world of cybersecurity threats, frequently avoiding the need of external tools or complex zero-day exploits. As of 2025, despite advancements in attack…

Microsoft Confirms August 2025 Patch Slows Down Windows 11 24H2 and Windows 10

Microsoft has acknowledged that the August 2025 security update—KB5063878—can cause significant performance degradation on both Windows 11, version 24H2, and supported Windows 10 releases. The company’s Windows release health dashboard confirms reports of severe stuttering, lag, and choppy audio/video playback…

Hackers Abuse Python eval/exec Calls to Run Malicious Code

Threat actors are increasingly abusing native evaluation and execution functions to conceal and execute malicious payloads within innocent-looking packages on PyPI. Security researchers warn that while static analysis libraries such as hexora can detect many obfuscation techniques, attackers continue innovating ways to…

SASE Company Netskope Files for IPO

Netskope has an annual recurring revenue of more than $707 million, but it’s still not profitable, reporting a net loss of $170 million in H1.  The post SASE Company Netskope Files for IPO appeared first on SecurityWeek. This article has…