A fix from Microsoft is available now. Here’s how to get it. This article has been indexed from Latest stories for ZDNET in Security Read the original article: Is classic Outlook crashing when you open or start an email? There’s…
Defining Cyber Resilience: Industry Leaders Meet in London as AI Threats Accelerate
Last week, Check Point hosted its annual Cyber Leader Summit at Landing Forty-Two in London’s iconic Leadenhall Building. The summit convened influential figures from the cybersecurity, law enforcement, and enterprise communities to explore the rapidly evolving threat landscape and the…
Microsoft Teams to Set Employee’s Work Locations Based on Organization’s Wi-Fi Network
Microsoft has announced a significant enhancement to Teams that will automatically detect and set employees’ work locations based on their connection to organizational Wi-Fi networks. This innovative feature, scheduled for general availability in early September 2025, represents a major advancement…
Weaponized DeepSeek Installers Delivers Sainbox RAT and Hidden Rootkit
Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a sophisticated malware campaign exploiting the popularity of artificial intelligence tools to target Chinese-speaking users. The attack leverages fake installers masquerading as legitimate software downloads, including the popular AI chatbot DeepSeek, to deploy advanced persistent threats…
In Other News: Norway Dam Hacked, $177M Data Breach Settlement, UNFI Attack Update
Noteworthy stories that might have slipped under the radar: Norwegian dam hacked, AT&T agrees to $177 million data breach settlement, Whole Foods distributor restores systems after attack. The post In Other News: Norway Dam Hacked, $177M Data Breach Settlement, UNFI…
When Infostealer Frontiers Meet Identity-Centric Defense: Lessons from BSides SATX 2025
From malware markets to IAM frameworks, BSides SATX 2025 showed why modern security must evolve from static protection to identity-centric, adaptive defense. The post When Infostealer Frontiers Meet Identity-Centric Defense: Lessons from BSides SATX 2025 appeared first on Security Boulevard.…
Unwanted Emails Are Annoying But Unsubscribing Can Be Riskier
A growing number of Gmail users consider the “unsubscribe” button to be a straightforward means of decluttering their overflowing inboxes, but cybersecurity experts are warning that a growing and mostly ignored threat is posing a serious threat. The unsubscribe…
Meta.ai Privacy Lapse Exposes User Chats in Public Feed
Meta’s new AI-driven chatbot platform, Meta.ai, launched recently with much fanfare, offering features like text and voice chats, image generation, and video restyling. Designed to rival platforms like ChatGPT, the app also includes a Discover feed, a space intended…
Microsoft To Replace ‘Blue Screen Of Death’ With Refreshed Restart Screen
After decades of service, Microsoft is to replace its infamous ‘blue screen of death’ with a black restart screen This article has been indexed from Silicon UK Read the original article: Microsoft To Replace ‘Blue Screen Of Death’ With Refreshed…
Data spill in aisle 5: Grocery giant Ahold Delhaize says 2.2M affected after cyberattack
Finance, health, and national identification details compromised Multinational grocery and retail megacorp Ahold Delhaize says upwards of 2.2 million people had their data compromised during its November cyberattack with personal, financial and health details among the trove.… This article has…
PUBLOAD and Pubshell Malware Used in Mustang Panda’s Tibet-Specific Attack
A China-linked threat actor known as Mustang Panda has been attributed to a new cyber espionage campaign directed against the Tibetan community. The spear-phishing attacks leveraged topics related to Tibet, such as the 9th World Parliamentarians’ Convention on Tibet (WPCT),…
IT Security News Hourly Summary 2025-06-27 15h : 11 posts
11 posts were published in the last hour 13:3 : Neues Gesetz gegen Deepfakes: Die Verbreitung könnte für Plattformen bald teuer werden 13:3 : WIderstandsfähiges Windows: Antivirensoftware fliegt aus dem Kernel 12:36 : Kommission: Mindestlohn soll 2026 auf 13,90 Euro…
Digital Market Act: Apple überarbeitet das App-Store-Modell erneut – was bald gilt
Apple passt seinen App-Store in der EU erneut an, um den Anforderungen des Digital Markets Act (DMA) gerecht zu werden. Die bisher vorliegenden Informationen sind für Entwickler verwirrend. Dieser Artikel wurde indexiert von t3n.de – Software & Entwicklung Lesen Sie…
Benchmark-Krise: Wie können wir KI wirklich sinnvoll bewerten?
Es gibt unzählige Benchmarks, um festzustellen, wie gut große Sprachmodelle arbeiten. Das Problem: Bislang ist keiner gut genug. Es muss ein Wandel her, meint unsere Autorin. Dieser Artikel wurde indexiert von t3n.de – Software & Entwicklung Lesen Sie den originalen…
Microsoft wirft Antivirensoftware aus dem Windows-Kernel
Ein CrowdStrike-Erlebnis will Microsoft nicht noch einmal haben. Nun fliegt deswegen Antivirensoftware aus dem Windows-Kernel. Dieser Artikel wurde indexiert von heise security News Lesen Sie den originalen Artikel: Microsoft wirft Antivirensoftware aus dem Windows-Kernel
Microsoft Sued By Authors In Latest AI Copyright Lawsuit
Lawsuit filed in New York federal court by authors alleges Microsoft used nearly 200,000 books to create AI model This article has been indexed from Silicon UK Read the original article: Microsoft Sued By Authors In Latest AI Copyright Lawsuit
World SMB Day: Eight Network Tech Essentials Every Small Business Needs
Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are the backbone of the global economy. And to be successful, they rely on technology. In this blog we explore top technology trends affecting SMBs and how they can survive and thrive in a hyperconnected…
OneClik APT campaign targets energy sector with stealthy backdoors
A OneClik campaign, likely carried out by China-linked actor, targets energy sectors using stealthy ClickOnce and Golang backdoors. Trellix cybersecurity researchers uncovered a new APT malware campaign, OneClik, targeting the energy, oil, and gas sectors. It abuses Microsoft’s ClickOnce deployment…
CVE-2024-39914 – Unauthenticated Command Injection in FOG Project’s export.php
Discover details about CVE-2024-39914, a critical unauthenticated command injection vulnerability in FOG Project ≤ 1.5.10.34. Learn how attackers can exploit export.php to execute system commands or deploy persistent webshells. The post CVE-2024-39914 – Unauthenticated Command Injection in FOG Project’s export.php…
KC Man Hacked Computers to Pitch For Cybersecurity Services Pleaded Guilty
A Kansas City man has admitted to infiltrating a nonprofit organization’s computer network using sophisticated hacking techniques in what authorities describe as an elaborate scheme to demonstrate cybersecurity vulnerabilities. Nicholas Michael Kloster, 32, pleaded guilty on Wednesday to federal computer…
Let’s Encrypt to Issue Certificate for IP Address With 6-Day Validity
Let’s Encrypt, the world’s largest certificate authority, announced its readiness to begin issuing SSL/TLS certificates for IP addresses through its production environment, marking a significant advancement in internet security infrastructure. The certificates will be available exclusively under the organization’s short-lived…
Cybercriminals Leveraging CapCut Popularity to Harvest Apple ID Credentials & Credit Card Data
Cybercriminals have begun exploiting the widespread popularity of CapCut, the dominant short-form video editing application, to orchestrate sophisticated phishing campaigns targeting Apple ID credentials and credit card information. This emerging threat demonstrates how attackers strategically leverage trending applications to enhance…
Neues Gesetz gegen Deepfakes: Die Verbreitung könnte für Plattformen bald teuer werden
Dänemark will das Urheberrecht auf Stimme, Körper und Gesichtszüge einführen. Damit wäre es das erste Land Europas, das durch ein neues Gesetz gezielt gegen die Verbreitung von Deepfakes vorgeht. Dieser Artikel wurde indexiert von t3n.de – Software & Entwicklung Lesen…
WIderstandsfähiges Windows: Antivirensoftware fliegt aus dem Kernel
Ein CrowdStrike-Erlebnis will Microsoft nicht noch einmal haben. Nun fliegt deswegen Antivirensoftware aus dem Windows-Kernel. Dieser Artikel wurde indexiert von heise security News Lesen Sie den originalen Artikel: WIderstandsfähiges Windows: Antivirensoftware fliegt aus dem Kernel