Application authorization is a critical component of modern software systems, determining what actions users can perform on specific resources. Many organizations have adopted Open Policy Agent (OPA) with its Rego policy language to implement fine-grained authorization controls across their applications…
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October Sees Rise in Phishing and Ransomware Attacks, Including TyKit and Google Careers Scams
October 2025 marked a notable escalation in cyber threats, with phishing campaigns and ransomware variants exploiting trusted cloud services to target corporate credentials and critical infrastructure. Attackers increasingly abused platforms like Google, Figma, and ClickUp for credential theft, while LockBit’s…
Windows Cloud Files Mini Filter Driver Vulnerability Exploited to Escalate Privileges
A privilege escalation flaw in Windows Cloud Files Mini Filter Driver has been discovered, allowing local attackers to bypass file write protections and inject malicious code into system processes. Security researchers have uncovered CVE-2025-55680, a high-severity privilege-escalation vulnerability in the…
Uncle Sam lets Google take Wiz for $32B
Second time’s the charm for after Wiz rejected Google’s $23B offer last year Google’s second attempt to acquire cloud security firm Wiz is going a lot better than the first, with the Department of Justice clearing the $32 billion deal,…
Survey: Cybersecurity Leaders Much More Concerned About AI Generated Code
A survey of 400 cybersecurity leaders in the U.S. and United Kingdom published today finds all respondents reporting that AI tools are now generating code in their organization’s code base, with just under a third now seeing those tools being…
Google uncovers malware using LLMs to operate and evade detection
PromptLock, the AI-powered proof-of-concept ransomware developed by researchers at NYU Tandon and initially mistaken for an active threat by ESET, is no longer an isolated example: Google’s latest report shows attackers are now creating and deploying other malware that leverages…
Check Point Software Achieves the Highest Security Effectiveness at 99.59% in NSS Labs Enterprise Firewall Test
As AI transforms cyber threats, NSS Labs recognition affirms Check Point’s leadership in prevention-first security, outperforming the competition. Enterprises around the world are rapidly adopting AI, and it is providing significant productivity and efficiency gains. While AI provides amazing productivity…
How social engineering works | Unlocked 403 cybersecurity podcast (S2E6)
Think you could never fall for an online scam? Think again. Here’s how scammers could exploit psychology to deceive you – and what you can do to stay one step ahead This article has been indexed from WeLiveSecurity Read the…
Zohran Mamdani Just Inherited the NYPD Surveillance State
In addition to affordability, New York City’s mayor-elect will be forced to reckon with the NYPD’s sweeping mass surveillance operations. This article has been indexed from Security Latest Read the original article: Zohran Mamdani Just Inherited the NYPD Surveillance State
Google’s $32B deal for Wiz gets the all-clear from Uncle Sam
Second time’s the charm for after Wiz rejected Google’s $23B offer last year Google’s second attempt to acquire cloud security firm Wiz is going a lot better than the first, with the Department of Justice clearing the $32 billion deal,…
Securing critical infrastructure: Why Europe’s risk-based regulations matter
Learn how CISOs can use new European Union legislation to strengthen their cybersecurity measures. The post Securing critical infrastructure: Why Europe’s risk-based regulations matter appeared first on Microsoft Security Blog. This article has been indexed from Microsoft Security Blog Read…
Severe React Native Flaw Exposes Developer Systems to Remote Attacks
JFrog researchers found a critical RCE vulnerability (CVE-2025-11953) in the popular React Native CLI. Developers using versions 4.8.0-20.0.0-alpha.2 must update to patch the flaw. This article has been indexed from Hackread – Cybersecurity News, Data Breaches, Tech, AI, Crypto and…
Why Enterprises Are Moving from Generic Cyber Training to Cyber Ranges
Transform enterprise cyber training with realistic cyber ranges. Move beyond generic courses to hands-on attack simulations in production-like environments. The post Why Enterprises Are Moving from Generic Cyber Training to Cyber Ranges appeared first on OffSec. This article has been…
Best Application Security Testing Services to Know
Discover the best Application Security Testing (AST) services in 2025. The post Best Application Security Testing Services to Know appeared first on Security Boulevard. This article has been indexed from Security Boulevard Read the original article: Best Application Security Testing…
Rethinking Cyber Resilience in the Age of AI
AI has fundamentally changed how we think about both innovation and risk. It’s driving new breakthroughs in medicine, design, and productivity, but it’s also giving attackers a sharper edge. Ransomware isn’t just about encrypting data anymore. It’s about double extortion,…
Is ChatGPT’s Atlas Browser the Future of Internet?
After using ChatGPT Atlas, OpenAI’s new web browser, users may notice few issues. This is not the same as Google Chrome, which about 60% of users use. It is based on a chatbot that you are supposed to converse with…
Connected Car Privacy Risks: How Modern Vehicles Secretly Track and Sell Driver Data
The thrill of a smooth drive—the roar of the engine, the grip of the tires, and the comfort of a high-end cabin—often hides a quieter, more unsettling reality. Modern cars are no longer just machines; they’re data-collecting devices on…
IPv6: The Future of the Internet That’s Quietly Already Here
IPv6 was once envisioned as the next great leap for the internet — a future-proof upgrade designed to solve IP address shortages, simplify networks, and make online connections faster and more secure. Yet, decades later, most of the world…
Gmail Credentials Appear in Massive 183 Million Infostealer Data Leak, but Google Confirms No New Breach
A vast cache of 183 million email addresses and passwords has surfaced in the Have I Been Pwned (HIBP) database, raising concern among Gmail users and prompting Google to issue an official clarification. The newly indexed dataset stems from infostealer…
$1 Million WhatsApp Hack That Never Happened: Inside Pwn2Own’s Biggest Mystery
The world of ethical hacking saw an unexpected turn at the Pwn2Own Ireland 2025 competition, where an eagerly anticipated attempt to exploit WhatsApp Messenger for a record 1 million dollar prize was withdrawn at the last moment. Pwn2Own rewards…