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Most articles on Wed 21 Oct (96); 9–13 on weekend days.
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Sat 11 Apr· 5 articles
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Rockwell PLCs Exposed Online Spark Iran linked Threat
Censys researchers identified 5,219 Rockwell Automation PLC hosts exposed on the internet, with 74.6% of global exposure in the United States. According to Censys, these devices respond to EtherNet/IP (port 44818) and self-identify as Rockwell/Allen-Bradley…
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GlassWorm resurfaces with Zig dropper in fake WakaTime IDE plugin
GlassWorm has evolved again, this time using a Zig-based dropper hidden in a fake IDE extension to spread across multiple developer tools, according to Aikido. Active since 2025, the campaign has moved from malicious npm packages to large-scale supply chain…
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Brockton Hospital stays on paper after Anubis ransomware attack
Brockton Hospital is still dealing with the aftermath of a cybersecurity incident that took many electronic services offline on Monday and forced ambulances to be diverted, with the hospital preparing to work off paper for the next two weeks. As of…
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CVE-2026-39987: Marimo RCE exploited in hours after disclosure
CVE-2026-39987, a pre-auth remote code execution flaw in the open-source Python notebook tool Marimo, was exploited within hours of its disclosure, with exploitation observed on 8 April 2026. The Sysdig Threat Research Team noted that exploitation occurred…
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US police use ad based Webloc to track millions of devices
According to the Citizen Lab report, law enforcement agencies, including Hungarian domestic intelligence, the national police in El Salvador, and several U.S. agencies, have used an advertising-based geolocation system called Webloc. Webloc, developed by…
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