A significant security update rolled out by Microsoft with the Windows 11 24H2 (KB5063878) release is causing widespread issues for users, with reports surfacing that the update can render SSDs and HDDs inaccessible and may potentially corrupt user data. Last…
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A week in security (August 11 – August 17)
A list of topics we covered in the week of August 11 to August 17 of 2025 This article has been indexed from Malwarebytes Read the original article: A week in security (August 11 – August 17)
Cisco firewall warning, Colt Telecom cyberattack, CISA’s OT request
Cisco warns of maximum-severity defect in firewall software UK’s Colt Telecom suffers cyberattack CISA implores OT environments to lock down critical infrastructure Huge thanks to our sponsor, Conveyor Have you been personally victimized by portal security questionnaires? Conveyor is here…
Someone’s poking the bear with infostealers targeting Russian crypto developers
If you wanted to hurt Putin’s ransomware racketeers, these info-stealing npm packages are one way to do it Researchers at software supply chain security outfit Safety think they’ve found malware that targets Russian cryptocurrency developers, and perhaps therefore Russia’s state-linked…
Breaking Cybersecurity News: Canada’s House of Commons Breached and Windows 10 Support Ending Soon
In this episode of Cybersecurity Today, host David Shipley reports from Fredericton, New Brunswick, amidst severe forest fires. The main story covers a data breach in Canada’s House of Commons involving parliamentary employee information, attributed to a recent Microsoft…
Do We Have a CISO Payola Problem?
Pay-for-access dinners. Equity asks. Quiet kickbacks. The CISO payola problem is real — and it’s threatening the integrity of cybersecurity leadership. The post Do We Have a CISO Payola Problem? appeared first on Security Boulevard. This article has been indexed…
Beware of New back-to-school Shopping Scams That Tricks Drives Users to Fake Shopping Sites
As families across the country prepare for the return to school, cybercriminals are exploiting the seasonal rush with a fresh wave of sophisticated shopping scams. Leveraging peaks in online spending, scammers are deploying malicious campaigns that prey on unsuspecting users…
How security teams are putting AI to work right now
AI is moving from proof-of-concept into everyday security operations. In many SOCs, it is now used to cut down alert noise, guide analysts during investigations, and speed up incident response. What was once seen as experimental technology is starting to…
Rockwell ControlLogix Ethernet Vulnerability Exposes Systems to Remote Code Execution
A critical vulnerability in Rockwell Automation’s ControlLogix Ethernet modules has been discovered that could allow remote attackers to execute malicious code on industrial control systems. The vulnerability, identified as CVE-2025-7353, affects multiple ControlLogix communication modules and carries a severe CVSS…
Critical PostgreSQL Flaws Allow Code Injection During Restoration
The PostgreSQL Global Development Group released emergency security updates on August 14, 2025, addressing three critical vulnerabilities that enable code injection attacks during database restoration processes. The flaws affect all supported versions from PostgreSQL 13 through 17, requiring immediate patching…
Review: Data Engineering for Cybersecurity
Data Engineering for Cybersecurity sets out to bridge a gap many security teams encounter: knowing what to do with the flood of logs, events, and telemetry they collect. About the author James Bonifield has a decade of experience analyzing malicious…
Buttercup: Open-source AI-driven system detects and patches vulnerabilities
Buttercup is a free, automated, AI-powered platform that finds and fixes vulnerabilities in open-source software. Developed by Trail of Bits, it recently earned second place in DARPA’s AI Cyber Challenge (AIxCC). Main components Buttercup is made up of four main…
Bridging the AI model governance gap: Key findings for CISOs
While most organizations understand the need for strong AI model governance, many are still struggling to close gaps that could slow adoption and increase risk. The findings of a new Anaconda survey of more than 300 AI practitioners and decision-makers…
Weak alerting and slipping prevention raise risk levels for CISOs
Prevention effectiveness is falling, detection gaps remain wide, and attackers are exploiting weaknesses in data protection and credentials. Data theft prevention has dropped to 3 percent, password cracking success rates have nearly doubled, and new threat groups are bypassing defenses.…
Ultrahuman brings advanced cycle and ovulation tracking to its smart ring
Users with irregular menstrual cycles are getting an accurate way to track their period. This article has been indexed from Latest news Read the original article: Ultrahuman brings advanced cycle and ovulation tracking to its smart ring
ISC Stormcast For Monday, August 18th, 2025 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail/9574, (Mon, Aug 18th)
This post doesn’t have text content, please click on the link below to view the original article. This article has been indexed from SANS Internet Storm Center, InfoCON: green Read the original article: ISC Stormcast For Monday, August 18th, 2025…
Colt Technology faces multi-day outage after WarLock ransomware attack
WarLock ransomware hit Colt Telecom, causing outages in hosting, porting, Colt Online, and Voice API since August 12. UK-based Colt Technology Services suffered a cyberattack, reportedly caused by WarLock ransomware, resulting in multi-day outages for hosting, porting, Colt Online, and…
Threat Actor Claims to Sell 15.8 Million Plain-Text PayPal Credentials
A seller named Chucky_BF is offering 15.8M PayPal logins with emails, passwords, and URLs. The data may come… This article has been indexed from Hackread – Latest Cybersecurity, Hacking News, Tech, AI & Crypto Read the original article: Threat Actor…
P2P payment service Zelle sued for enabling payment fraud hell
PLUS: Kryptos solution up for auction; Canadian parliament springs a leak; Fake crypto lawyers; And more Infosec In Brief New York State is suing bank-owned peer-to-peer payment app Zelle, claiming that the banks behind it knew fraud was rampant on…
How Secure Are Your Machine Identities in the Cloud?
Are Your Machine Identities Secure in the Cloud? More and more organizations are shifting their operations to the cloud. While this move optimizes business processes and enhances productivity, it also presents new challenges. One of the top concerns is the…