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Sun 8 Feb· 16 articles
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Romania’s oil pipeline operator confirms cyberattack as hackers claim data theft
Conpet, Romania’s national oil pipeline operator, confirmed a cyberattack disrupted parts of its technology infrastructure and knocked its website offline earlier this week, according to the company. The firm operates about 3,800 kilometres (2,360 miles) of…
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FCC Cybersecurity Alert and Recommendations to Commuunications Providers
According to the Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau of the Federal Communications Commission, on 29 January 2026 the FCC issued public notice DA 26-96 urging communications providers to implement cybersecurity best practices to defend against…
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Some good news: downstream victims of mass data theft campaigns are less likely to pay — incident responders
Good news for downstream victims: the mass data extortion campaigns are losing their bite, with fewer victims paying after breaches, according to Coveware. The analysis notes that paying for data suppression does not remove legal or regulatory obligations,…
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SECURITY AFFAIRS MALWARE NEWSLETTER ROUND 83
According to Security Affairs, the Malware Newsletter Round 83 is a collection of the best articles and research on malware in the international landscape, published by Pierluigi Paganini. The piece, dated 8 February 2026, presents a roundup of feature items…
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Security Affairs newsletter Round 562 by Pierluigi Paganini – INTERNATIONAL EDITION
Security Affairs publishes its Round 562 INTERNATIONAL EDITION of the weekly newsletter by Pierluigi Paganini, dated 8 February 2026. The digest highlights several stories from Security Affairs, including Italian university La Sapienza still offline to…
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Hospital employee snooped in 98 patient records, Saskatchewan privacy commissioner finds
According to Saskatchewan Information and Privacy Commissioner Grace Hession David, a hospital employee at the Dr. F.H. Wigmore Regional Hospital accessed their own health records and the records of 98 other people on 102 occasions between July 2024 and June…
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DKnife toolkit abuses routers to spy and deliver malware since 2019
DKnife is a Linux toolkit used since 2019 to hijack router traffic and deliver malware in targeted cyber-espionage campaigns, according to Cisco Talos. It functions as a gateway-monitoring and adversary-in-the-middle framework comprising seven Linux-based…
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OpenClaw Integrates VirusTotal Scanning to Detect Malicious ClawHub Skills
OpenClaw has announced a partnership with VirusTotal to scan skills uploaded to ClawHub, its skill marketplace, as part of broader efforts to bolster security. The process creates a unique SHA-256 hash for each skill and cross-checks it against VirusTotal’s…
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CVE-2026-1868: Critical GitLab Gateway Flaw (CVSS 9.9) Allows RCE
CVE-2026-1868 is a critical vulnerability in GitLab’s self-hosted AI Gateway, rated CVSS 9.9, that could allow Denial of Service or, in the worst case, remote code execution on the gateway. The flaw lies in an insecure template expansion issue within the Duo…
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Apple’s Golden Jubilee: Foldables, “Synthetic” Siri, and the Rise of Tim Cook’s Successor
Apple’s Golden Jubilee: Foldables, “Synthetic” Siri, and the Rise of Tim Cook’s Successor notes that as Apple approaches its 50th anniversary on 1 April 2026, all eyes are trained on how the firm will evolve beyond hardware. At an internal town hall, Tim…
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The Print Purge: Microsoft Officially Kills Legacy V3 and V4 Drivers in Windows 11
February 8, 2026 marks the culmination of Microsoft’s two-year transitional period for deprecating legacy V3 and V4 print drivers in Windows 11, with these drivers set to be disabled by default in the February 2026 cumulative updates. In late January, the…
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The AI Bureau is Open: OpenAI Frontier Arrives to Govern the Global Explosion of “Synthetic Employees”
The AI Bureau is Open: OpenAI Frontier Arrives to Govern the Global Explosion of “Synthetic Employees” was published on 8 February 2026, as OpenAI unveiled Frontier, an advanced development and management orchestration platform branded as a central AI…
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Swipe Left on Anonymity: Apple Tightens App Store Rules to Ban Random and Anonymous Chat Apps
Apple has revised its App Store Review Guidelines to expand the assortment of apps that may be removed without prior notice, with a particular focus on platforms that enable fortuitous or anonymous interactions, notably those offering randomized chat…
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The “Synthetic TikTok” Arrives: Meta Spins Out “Vibes” as a Dedicated Home for AI Video Slop
Meta is architecting a standalone app called “Vibes” to host AI-generated vertical short-form videos, a move aimed at decoupling this functionality from Meta’s main AI interface and creating a dedicated ecosystem for AI multimedia authorship. Recent…
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The $130 Million Fat-Finger: Bithumb’s Accidental Airdrop Turns 635 Users into Millionaires
On 8 February 2026, securityOnline[.]info reports that Bithumb suffered a $130 million deficit after an inadvertent airdrop of 2,000 Bitcoins to 635 users. The piece notes that liabilities arising from platform errors fall to the service provider under South…
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Several Dutch agencies suffer major data breach
Seven February 2026 saw several Dutch agencies suffer a major data breach, with personal data of employees at the Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens (Dutch Data Protection Authority) and the Council for Justice accessed by unauthorised persons following a leak…
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