Storing important files on a USB drive offers convenience due to their ease of use and affordability, but there are significant considerations regarding both data preservation and security that users must address. USB drives, while widely used for backup,…
DoorDash confirms data breach affecting users’ phone numbers and physical addresses
The delivery giant said “no sensitive information” was accessed, and did not specify the number of customers, delivery workers, and merchants who were affected by the breach. This article has been indexed from Security News | TechCrunch Read the original…
Researchers claim ‘largest leak ever’ after uncovering WhatsApp enumeration flaw
Two-day exploit opened up 3.5 billion users to myriad potential harms Researchers in Austria used a flaw in WhatsApp to gather the personal data of more than 3.5 billion users in what they believe amounts to the “largest data leak…
Two-Year-Old Ray AI Framework Flaw Exploited in Ongoing Campaign
Threat actors are exploiting a two-year-old vulnerability in the Ray AI framework in a fresh campaign that hit numerous clusters, Oligo reports. Maintained by Anyscale, Ray is an open source framework for scaling Python-based AI and ML applications. Ray clusters…
Automating SaaS Onboarding: Simplifying and Testing Your Enterprise SSO Flows
Discover how to automate SaaS enterprise onboarding by testing SSO flows to ensure seamless, secure, and reliable authentication for your users. The post Automating SaaS Onboarding: Simplifying and Testing Your Enterprise SSO Flows appeared first on Security Boulevard. This article…
WrtHug Exploits Six ASUS WRT Flaws to Hijack Tens of Thousands of EoL Routers Worldwide
A newly discovered campaign has compromised tens of thousands of outdated or end-of-life (EoL) ASUS routers worldwide, predominantly in Taiwan, the U.S., and Russia, to rope them into a massive network. The router hijacking activity has been codenamed Operation WrtHug…
Attackers are using “Sneaky 2FA” to create fake sign-in windows that look real
The Phishing-as-a-Service kit Sneaky 2FA was found to use Browser-in-the-browser attacks to steal login credentials. This article has been indexed from Malwarebytes Read the original article: Attackers are using “Sneaky 2FA” to create fake sign-in windows that look real
Our CIO on Why Security Must Be Built Into AI from Day One
Palo Alto Networks CIO shares how the company transformed IT and development with AI, emphasizing that security must be integrated from day one. The post Our CIO on Why Security Must Be Built Into AI from Day One appeared first…
New .NET Malware Hides Lokibot Malware within PNG/BMP Files to Evade Detection
Cybersecurity threats continue to evolve with sophisticated evasion methods. A new .NET-based malware loader has emerged that demonstrates an advanced approach to concealing the notorious Lokibot trojan within image files. This multi-stage payload delivery system uses steganography, a technique that…
New npm Malware Campaign Verifies if the Visitor is a Victim or a Researcher Before Triggering Infection
A sophisticated malware campaign targeting the npm ecosystem has emerged, deploying a clever detection system that distinguishes between regular users and security researchers. The threat actor, operating under the alias dino_reborn, created seven malicious npm packages designed to redirect users…
Multiple Vulnerabilities in D-Link EoL/EoS Routers Allows Remote Code Execution Attacks
Multiple critical vulnerabilities affect D-Link DIR-878 routers across all models and firmware revisions. These devices reached the end of life on January 31, 2021. They will no longer receive security updates or technical support from D-Link Corporation. The vulnerabilities allow…
Microsoft Teams New Feature Let Users Report Messages Incorrectly Flagged as Security Threats
Microsoft is introducing a new capability in Teams that allows users to report messages they believe were mistakenly flagged as security threats. The feature represents a significant step toward improving detection accuracy and reducing false positives across organizations worldwide. Completion…
CISA Warns of Fortinet FortiWeb OS Command Injection Vulnerability Exploited in the Wild
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued an urgent warning about a critical vulnerability affecting Fortinet FortiWeb appliances that threat actors are currently exploiting in active attacks. The agency added CVE-2025-58034 to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog…
BigID uses agentic AI to automate privacy and compliance mapping
BigID announced the agentic AI–powered data mapping capability that automates and visualizes personal data flows for privacy and compliance. Agentic Data Mapping strengthens privacy programs with AI-driven automation, helping organizations modernize compliance operations, maintain accountability, and ensure continuous visibility across…
AI Is Supercharging Phishing: Here’s How to Fight Back
AI has given cybercriminals the ability to operate like Fortune‑500‑scale marketing departments—except their product is account takeover, data theft, and identity fraud. The post AI Is Supercharging Phishing: Here’s How to Fight Back appeared first on SecurityWeek. This article has…
Application Containment: How to Use Ringfencing to Prevent the Weaponization of Trusted Software
The challenge facing security leaders is monumental: Securing environments where failure is not an option. Reliance on traditional security postures, such as Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) to chase threats after they have already entered the network, is fundamentally risky…
Cline Bot AI Agent Vulnerable to Data Theft and Code Execution
Mindgard reveals 4 critical security flaws in the popular Cline Bot AI coding agent. Learn how prompt injection can hijack the tool for API key theft and remote code execution. This article has been indexed from Hackread – Cybersecurity News,…
Legal Restrictions on Vulnerability Disclosure
Kendra Albert gave an excellent talk at USENIX Security this year, pointing out that the legal agreements surrounding vulnerability disclosure muzzle researchers while allowing companies to not fix the vulnerabilities—exactly the opposite of what the responsible disclosure movement of the…
Stealth-patched FortiWeb vulnerability under active exploitation (CVE-2025-58034)
Attackers are actively exploiting another FortiWeb vulnerability (CVE-2025-58034) that Fortinet fixed without making its existence public at the time. About CVE-2025-58034 CVE-2025-58034 is an OS Command Injection flaw caused by improper neutralization of special elements. It allows authenticated attackers to…
Black Kite launches AI Agent to automate third-party risk work
Black Kite announced the release of Black Kite AI Agent, an agent that automatically investigates, assesses, and reports on third-party risk. “Our strong performance validates that our accuracy, scalability, and transparent approach is more than meeting the demands to avoid…
PlushDaemon Hackers Unleash New Malware in China-Aligned Spy Campaigns
The cyber espionage group uses a previously undocumented network implant to drop two downloaders, LittleDaemon and DaemonLogistics, which deliver a backdoor This article has been indexed from www.infosecurity-magazine.com Read the original article: PlushDaemon Hackers Unleash New Malware in China-Aligned Spy…
Enhance workload security with confidential containers on Azure Red Hat OpenShift
As organizations continue to accelerate digital transformation in the cloud, customers are looking for ways to enhance safeguards for sensitive workloads, especially those in highly regulated industries. As such, confidential computing has become an increasingly prominent way to protect workloads…
New Sneaky 2FA Phishing Kit with BitB Technique Attacking Users to Steal Microsoft Account Credentials
The Sneaky2FA phishing service has recently added a dangerous new capability to its toolkit that makes stealing Microsoft account credentials even easier for attackers. Push Security analysts and researchers have identified this threat operating in the wild, using a sophisticated…
Largest Azure DDoS Attack Powered by Aisuru Botnet
Microsoft said the DDoS attack was aimed at an endpoint in Australia and reached 15.72 Tbps and 3.64 Bpps. The post Largest Azure DDoS Attack Powered by Aisuru Botnet appeared first on SecurityWeek. This article has been indexed from SecurityWeek…