Like LEGO for the quantum age, researchers have created modular superconducting qubits that can be linked with high fidelity. This design allows reconfiguration, upgrades, and scalability, marking a big step toward fault-tolerant quantum computers. This article has been indexed from…
12 Ways to Protect Your Business from Hackers During Remote Work
Remote work is here to stay, with nearly a quarter of the U.S. workforce (22%) expected to be working remotely by 2025. In fact, 42% of office employees have stated they would… The post 12 Ways to Protect Your Business from Hackers…
Spectre haunts CPUs again: VMSCAPE vulnerability leaks cloud secrets
AMD Zen hardware and Intel Coffee Lake affected If you thought the world was done with side-channel CPU attacks, think again. ETH Zurich has identified yet another Spectre-based transient execution vulnerability that affects AMD Zen CPUs and Intel Coffee Lake…
Webinar Today: Breaking AI – Inside the Art of LLM Pen Testing
Join the webinar as we reveal a new model for AI pen testing – one grounded in social engineering, behavioral manipulation, and even therapeutic dialogue. The post Webinar Today: Breaking AI – Inside the Art of LLM Pen Testing appeared…
Why Traditional Threat Feeds Miss the Mark: The Role of Procedural Intelligence
Threat intelligence feeds come with a simple promise: Improve operational security by teaching security practitioners what Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs) threat actors use in the real world. The more you know about threat actor strategies, the better you can…
Why Cyber Resilience Starts With People, Not Just Tools
Fletcher Heisler, CEO of Authentik Security, covers the evolution of Identity and Access Management (IAM) and its significance in modern security. Fletcher also emphasizes a careful approach to AI integration, prioritizing human coding. Heisler, who has been working in tech…
From Alert Fatigue to Proactive Defense: The Case for AI-Driven Prevention
Artificial intelligence is no longer just another tool in the cybersecurity stack—it’s becoming a requirement to keep pace with modern threats. Deep Instinct CIO Carl Froggett discusses how attackers are leveraging AI to move faster and why defenders need to rethink…
UK cyber leader calls for shift in focus toward continuity of critical services
Richard Horne, CEO of the National Cyber Security Centre, said the U.S. remains a key ally in the global fight against sophisticated adversaries. This article has been indexed from Cybersecurity Dive – Latest News Read the original article: UK cyber…
The most durable USB-C cable I’ve ever tested survived my 50-pound weight test
Tired of tangled cords, flimsy keychain cables, and retractables that always break? The Ugreen Nexode 100W cable finally gets it right. This article has been indexed from Latest news Read the original article: The most durable USB-C cable I’ve ever…
I bought this $15 cordless screwdriver just for fun – then it totally impressed me
It may look different than competitors, but this cordless screwdriver is surprisingly powerful and ergonomic. This article has been indexed from Latest news Read the original article: I bought this $15 cordless screwdriver just for fun – then it totally…
Researchers built a wireless heart rate monitor with a Raspberry Pi and Wi-Fi – here’s how
Could Wi-Fi and a Raspberry Pi one day replace your heart monitoring wearables? This article has been indexed from Latest news Read the original article: Researchers built a wireless heart rate monitor with a Raspberry Pi and Wi-Fi – here’s…
Your Android phone just got 3 useful features for free – including an audio upgrade
Google’s September Android update adds a refreshed Emoji Kitchen, an improved Quick Share, and several other useful upgrades. This article has been indexed from Latest news Read the original article: Your Android phone just got 3 useful features for free…
My new favorite note-taking app for MacOS and Linux checks this crucial box – and it’s free
I’ve used a lot of note-taking apps over the years, but Trilium has reset the bar for what I expect in such tools. This article has been indexed from Latest news Read the original article: My new favorite note-taking app…
Kids in the UK are hacking their own schools for dares and notoriety
Kids are making a mark in the U.K.’s cybersecurity arena, and not in the way their parents want them to. This article has been indexed from Security News | TechCrunch Read the original article: Kids in the UK are hacking…
Google fixes critical Chrome flaw, researcher earns $43K
Google addressed a critical use-after-free vulnerability in its Chrome browser that could potentially lead to code execution. A researcher earned $43000 from Google for reporting a critical Chrome vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-10200, in the Serviceworker component. A use-after-free (UAF) occurs…
Cisco Patches High-Severity IOS XR Vulnerabilities
High-severity flaws in IOS XR could lead to ISO image verification bypass and denial-of-service conditions. The post Cisco Patches High-Severity IOS XR Vulnerabilities appeared first on SecurityWeek. This article has been indexed from SecurityWeek Read the original article: Cisco Patches…
Akira ransomware affiliates continue breaching organizations via SonicWall firewalls
Over a year after SonicWall patched CVE-2024-40766, a critical flaw in its next-gen firewalls, ransomware attackers are still gaining a foothold in organizations by exploiting it. Like last September and earlier this year, the attackers are affiliates of the Akira…
Wyden Urges FTC Investigation Over Ascension Ransomware Hack
Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon has urged the FTC to investigate Microsoft for cybersecurity lapses linked to ransomware attacks on US critical infrastructure This article has been indexed from www.infosecurity-magazine.com Read the original article: Wyden Urges FTC Investigation Over Ascension…
How the Infamous APT 1 Report Exposing China’s PLA Hackers Came to Be
This is the first in a series of pieces I’ll publish that take an in-depth look at significant events, people and cases in security and surveillance from the past. If there’s something you think would make a good topic for…
UK Train Operator LNER Passengers Data Accessed In Cyber Attack
London North Eastern Railway (LNER) has confirmed that passenger data was accessed following a cyber attack on one of its third-party suppliers. The breach involved unauthorized access to files containing customer contact details and information related to previous journeys. LNER…
CoreDNS Vulnerability Let Attackers Pin DNS Cache And Deny Service Updates
A significant vulnerability has been discovered in CoreDNS that could allow attackers to disrupt services by pinning DNS cache entries, effectively creating a denial of service for updates. The flaw, residing in the CoreDNS etcd plugin stems from a critical…
PoisonSeed Threat Actor Registering New Domains in Attempt to Compromise Enterprise Credentials
In recent months, cybersecurity researchers have observed a surge in malicious domain registrations linked to an emerging e-crime group known as PoisonSeed. First identified in April 2025, this actor has focused its efforts on impersonating legitimate cloud-based email platforms, most…
Cornwell Quality Tools Data Breach – 100,000 Users Data Was Compromised
Cornwell Quality Tools has disclosed a significant data breach that compromised the sensitive information of nearly 104,000 individuals. The incident involved unauthorized access to the company’s network, resulting in the exposure of both personally identifiable information (PII) and protected health…
kkRAT Employs Network Communication Protocol to Steal Clipboard Contents
In early May 2025, cybersecurity researchers began tracking a novel Remote Access Trojan (RAT) targeting Chinese-speaking users via phishing sites hosted on GitHub Pages. Masked as legitimate installers for popular applications, the initial ZIP archives contained malicious executables engineered to…