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Mon 19 Oct6012
Tue 20 Oct8616
Wed 21 Oct9618
Thu 22 Oct8411
Fri 23 Oct6816
Sat 24 Oct134
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Mon 26 Oct7621
Tue 27 Oct9518
Wed 28 Oct8716
Thu 29 Oct7817
Fri 30 Oct6910
Sat 31 Oct143
Sun 1 Nov170
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120 articles · 11–12 Jun

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Fri 12 Jun53 articles

  1. Interpol shuts down Sniper Dz phishing network, arrests admin

    Interpol successfully dismantled the Sniper Dz phishing platform and arrested its admin, marking a significant blow against cybercrime. The operation aimed to curb phishing attacks and protect victims. The initiative underscores global cooperation in…

    The Hacker News
  2. Anthropic refutes jailbreak claims on Claude Fable 5 AI model

    Anthropic has rejected claims of a prompt-based jailbreak affecting its Claude Fable 5 AI model, asserting the strength of its advanced safety systems and extensive testing. The model, launched with cybersecurity safeguards, defaults to a less capable…

    SecurityWeek
  3. 21,786 Home Cameras, No Password, No Warning

    In May 2026, a report revealed that over 21,786 home cameras were streaming live video without any authentication or protection, exposing them to anyone online. Mysterium VPN conducted an analysis and identified that, of over three million accessible…

    Security Affairs
  4. Fake Indian tax notice spreads stealthy in memory malware

    Operation TaxShadow is a sophisticated phishing campaign involving a fake tax notice that delivers in-memory malware. Initiated through a fraudulent email that mimics communication from Indian tax authorities, victims are directed to a malicious ZIP file…

    SecurityOnline
  5. 2 articles this day · SecurityOnline first · 2 outlets

    ShinyHunters exploit PeopleSoft CVE-2026-35273 at Nottingham · ShinyHunters hits education via Oracle PeopleSoft CVE-2026-35273Show 2 articles
  6. Europol Disrupts AudiA6 Crypto Laundering Service Used by Ransomware Gangs

    Europol has successfully disrupted a cryptocurrency laundering service, identified as AudiA6, which was exploited by ransomware gangs. The operation involved international cooperation and aimed at curbing cybercrime activities. This action underscores the…

    The Hacker News
  7. Apple Removes the AFP Protocol in macOS 27

    Apple has officially removed the Apple Filing Protocol (AFP) from macOS 27, signaling the end of a protocol that has been in use since 1988. AFP, once essential for file sharing on Macintosh systems, has been gradually phased out since 2013 with the…

    SecurityOnline
  8. iOS 27 Boosts AirDrop Speed, 3.5GB File Moves in 41 Seconds

    The article highlights a significant speed increase in AirDrop transfers with iOS 27, where a 3.5GB video file transfers in just 41 seconds between iOS 27 devices, compared to 2 minutes and 11 seconds between iOS 27 and iOS 26 devices. This marks a 220%…

    SecurityOnline
  9. Pixel PIN Bug Triggers Reboot Loop After March to May Updates

    ### Summary of Pixel Reboot Loop Bug Google's recent software updates have caused a bug affecting some Pixel device users, where entering their PIN leads to an immediate reboot, resembling a reboot loop that makes the device unusable. This issue mainly…

    SecurityOnline
  10. Spring Framework Patches Critical Flaws, Urges Immediate Upgrade

    The page details critical security updates targeting multiple vulnerabilities within the Spring framework. Key entries include CVE-2026-10520, a command injection vulnerability in Ivanti Sentry, and CVE-2026-41003, which addresses cross-site scripting flaws…

    SecurityOnlineExploitedCVE-2026-10520
  11. Chrome 149 Patches 28 Flaws, Several Critical UAF Bugs

    Google has released a significant security update for Chrome, version 149.0.7827.114/.115, covering 28 vulnerabilities, with critical flaws that can allow attackers to execute arbitrary code. Key critical vulnerabilities include CVE-2026-12007,…

    SecurityOnlineCVE-2026-12007
  12. Ubiquiti UniFi OS flaws let attackers run commands on devices

    The article discusses critical vulnerabilities in UniFi OS that have been recently identified, urging immediate action from network administrators to patch affected Ubiquiti devices globally. Among the identified threats are severe command injection…

    SecurityOnlineCVE-2026-47367
  13. New Patches Fix Broad AMD Security Vulnerabilities

    The article discusses recent critical security vulnerabilities discovered in AMD hardware, specifically impacting the EPYC chip systems and memory translation processes. Key vulnerabilities include: 1. **CVE-2025-54509** - A flaw affecting AMD's safe memory…

    SecurityOnlineCVE-2025-54509
  14. Apache Answer Vulnerabilities and Security Flaws Fixed

    A critical security alert has been issued regarding multiple vulnerabilities found in Apache Answer. Key vulnerabilities include: 1. **CVE-2026-25688**: A cross-site scripting vulnerability allowing attackers to execute harmful scripts, risking significant…

    SecurityOnlineCVE-2026-25688
  15. HTTP.sys RCE bug CVE-2026-47291 puts Windows systems at risk

    A critical HTTP.sys RCE vulnerability (CVE-2026-47291) has been detected, posing serious risks to millions of users, with a CVSS score of 9.8. This vulnerability allows unauthorized code execution over networks due to an integer overflow error. Although no…

    SecurityOnlineCVE-2026-47291
  16. Spring HATEOAS bugs let attackers bypass checks, crash servers

    Two critical vulnerabilities in Spring HATEOAS have been identified: CVE-2026-41006 and CVE-2026-41007. The first allows attackers to bypass essential data checks by exploiting poor handling of Collection JSON and UBER types, potentially leading to…

    SecurityOnlineCVE-2026-41006

Thu 11 Jun67 articles

  1. 3 articles this day · SecurityWeek first · 3 outlets

    ShinyHunters Exploits Oracle PeopleSoft Zero-Day (CVE-2026-35273) to Breach Universities · ShinyHunters hits Oracle PeopleSoft via CVE-2026-35273 flawShow 3 articles
  2. 3 articles this day · Security Affairs first · 3 outlets

    CISA Adds Ivanti Sentry Command Injection Flaw to KEV Catalogue · Critical Ivanti Sentry flaw exploited 24 hours after disclosureShow 3 articles
  3. AI‑driven phishing rises despite overall drop, Zscaler warns

    Phishing attack volume has decreased by 20% across most sectors, yet the risk from these attacks is considered to be rising due to an increase in targeted, high-quality phishing attempts facilitated by AI. Zscaler's annual phishing report suggests hackers…

    Dark Reading
  4. OpenClaw AI Agent Vulnerable to Code Execution and Data Leak

    The article discusses new attacks targeting the OpenClaw AI agent, which have the potential to manipulate it into executing unauthorized code and disclosing sensitive information. This vulnerability raises significant concerns regarding AI security and…

    The Hacker News
  5. GreatXML flaw lets hackers bypass BitLocker using recovery XML

    The article discusses a recent vulnerability, termed "GreatXML exploit," which enables bypassing Windows BitLocker security measures via exploitation of Recovery Partition XML files. The discovery highlights significant concerns about data protection on…

    The Hacker News
  6. Gentlemen ransomware spreads like a worm, infecting 478 victims

    The article discusses the emergence of the Gentlemen ransomware, which has reportedly claimed 478 victims and exhibits worm-like propagation abilities, allowing it to spread rapidly across networks. It highlights the increasing threat of ransomware in the…

    The Hacker NewsThe Gentlemen
  7. Dev Machine Guard spots Miasma, Hades worms in npm, PyPI

    The article discusses the emerging threats posed by the Miasma and Hades worms, which are currently infiltrating npm and PyPI ecosystems by executing malicious code upon project open and package import. Unlike traditional threats that rely on install times,…

    StepSecurity
  8. German Court Holds Google Liable for AI Overview Defamation

    A German court ruled that Google can be held liable for defamatory claims produced by its AI Overviews, asserting that disclaimers about verifying AI-generated results are insufficient to escape liability. The ruling arose after two publishers were falsely…

    Malwarebytes
  9. Women sue Dutch health over Nova ransomware cervical data leak

    In July 2025, the Nova ransomware gang hacked Clinical Diagnostics, compromising cervical cancer screening data of 850,000 women. The lab paid an undisclosed ransom amount but faced further issues when the Dutch Health and Youth Care Inspectorate found it…

    DataBreachesNova
  10. CISA Directs Agencies to Use Risk Based Patch Priority

    The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has directed U.S. federal agencies to adopt a risk-based approach to managing vulnerabilities, prioritizing patches based on threats actively exploited. This new operational directive, BOD 26-04,…

    Infosecurity
  11. OT Segmentation Gaps Leave Infrastructure Open to Cyber Threats

    The article discusses the challenges of operational technology (OT) security, particularly emphasizing the importance of network segmentation to protect against cyber threats. While segmentation strategies are recommended, their effectiveness depends on…

    Dark Reading
  12. New MaaS OnyxC2 steals data from 210+ apps via DLL sideloading

    OnyxC2 is a new Malware-as-a-Service (MaaS) that provides enterprise-grade data theft capabilities for $250 to $6,000, depending on the package. It targets over 210 applications, including browsers, email clients, and password managers, by using DLL…

    Security Affairs
  13. Criminal IP at Infosecurity Europe 2026: Introducing AITEM, the Next Chapter of Attack Surface Management

    Criminal IP, a cyber threat intelligence platform, showcased its capabilities at Infosecurity Europe 2026, unveiling AITEM (AI-based Threat Exposure Management), a new framework aimed at enhancing Attack Surface Management (ASM). This framework emphasizes…

    SecurityOnline
  14. Fake AI study guides spread AsyncRAT malware on Windows PCs

    Cybercriminals are utilizing fake AI study guides to distribute AsyncRAT malware, as reported by Fortinet. This attack targets Windows users through disguised files claiming to be learning resources. The malware executes multi-stage attacks that utilize…

    Infosecurity
  15. SOC Alert Fatigue Hits Analysts as Alerts Overwhelm Security Team

    The article discusses the phenomenon of alert fatigue in Security Operations Centers (SOCs), which arises from the overwhelming volume of alerts generated by security systems. Key contributions to alert fatigue include the lack of automated prioritization…

    SecurityWeek
  16. Critical LangGraph Checkpointer Bugs Enable Remote Code Execution

    The article discusses critical vulnerabilities identified in LangGraph, an open-source framework designed for stateful AI agents. Key points include: 1. **Vulnerability Identification**: Check Point Research highlighted three vulnerabilities in LangGraph's…

    Check PointCVE-2025-67644
  17. Cybersecurity Stars Awards 2026 Announce Winners in 95 Categories

    The article announces the winners of the Cybersecurity Stars Awards 2026, which recognizes excellence and innovation in the cybersecurity field across 95 categories. It emphasizes the importance of advancements in cybersecurity technologies and practices.…

    The Hacker News
  18. Claude AI Patch Released After Worm Code Leak and Phishing Threat

    The ThreatsDay Bulletin from The Hacker News highlights several critical cybersecurity updates as of June 11, 2026. Noteworthy points include the leak of worm code, a phishing incident targeting an AI agent, and the release of a patch for Claude action…

    The Hacker News
  19. CISA rolls out new directive to speed patching of critical flaws

    The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has announced a new directive, BOD 26-04, which requires federal agencies to focus on patching high-risk security flaws, building on previous guidance established with BOD 22-01 and the Known…

    SecurityWeek
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