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  1. New USB Spread Crypto Clipper malware hijacks wallets via Tor

    Microsoft has detected a new self-propagating malware known as Crypto Clipper, which spreads via USB drives to steal cryptocurrency credentials. The malware monitors clipboard contents for wallet addresses and seed phrases, capturing screenshots and sending…

    Ars Technica
  2. Splunk Enterprise2 articles this day · SecurityOnline first

    CISA Adds Splunk Auth Bypass Flaw to KEV Catalog, Urging Patches · Splunk CVE-2026-20253: CVSS 9.8 RCE Exploited in the Wild

    2 outletsCVE-2026-20253CVE-2026-20253Exploited
  3. FulcrumSec2 articles this day · DataBreaches first

    Novo Nordisk breach exposes 1.3TB after GitHub token leak · GSG breach leaks 183k accounts after plaintext password flaw

    2 outlets
  4. Apple patches Beats Buds eavesdropping bug CVE-2025-20701

    Apple has released a firmware update for its Beats Studio Buds to address a severe eavesdropping vulnerability identified as CVE-2025-20701. This flaw allowed nearby hackers to exploit improper authentication in the earbuds' Bluetooth firmware, potentially…

    Ars TechnicaCVE-2025-20701CVE-2025-20701
  5. MexicanMafia2 articles this day · Infosecurity first

    Operation Escaneo Signals Shift in LatAm Threat Landscape · Fortinet, Ivanti flaws exploited in Latin America cyber campaign

    2 outlets
  6. Tor based clipboard malware steals crypto via USB shortcuts

    A new clipper malware, tracked by Microsoft Threat Intelligence since February 2026, is targeting cryptocurrency wallets by hijacking the clipboard through malicious USB shortcut files. This malware operates through the Tor network, making it difficult to…

    Security Affairs
  7. Hacker exposes FIFA Entra flaw, threatening World Cup broadcast

    A serious vulnerability in FIFA's Microsoft Entra system allowed an ethical hacker, known as 'BobDaHacker', to access critical systems controlling World Cup broadcasts. On June 14, 2026, they exposed weaknesses in FIFA's access control that could have led to…

    Dark Reading
  8. New Windows OXLOADER spreads CASTLESTEALER via Google Ads

    The Elastic Security Labs analysis reveals a new Windows loader called OXLOADER responsible for distributing the CASTLESTEALER infostealer through malicious Google Ads. The key points include: OXLOADER evades detection via sophisticated obfuscation…

    elastic.co
  9. Forrester study finds Microsoft Security AI delivers 124% ROI

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    Microsoft
  10. AI agnostic harness speeds up multi repo vulnerability scanning

    The article discusses the process of building a vulnerability harness designed for scanning and validating code across multiple repositories. It emphasizes the need for a model-agnostic approach to maintain flexibility amidst rapid changes in the AI…

    Cloudflare
  11. Node.js fixes critical WebCrypto TLS flaws in urgent update

    The Node.js project has released critical security updates to address severe vulnerabilities across versions 26.x, 24.x, and 22.x. Developers are urged to apply these updates urgently to protect against potential cyber attacks. The updates address two…

    SecurityOnlineCVE-2026-48933CVE-2026-48933
  12. Popa botnet exploits Android TV boxes to fuel NetNut proxy fraud

    The Popa botnet, operating via compromised Android-based TV boxes, has been linked to advertising fraud, data scraping, and account takeovers. Researchers found ties between Popa and NetNut, a residential proxy service owned by Alarum Technologies. Popa…

    Krebs on Security
  13. HCRG Care Group hit by Medusa ransomware, patients angered

    In February 2025, the Medusa ransomware gang claimed responsibility for a cyberattack on the UK healthcare provider HCRG Care Group. While HCRG initially confirmed a breach but offered limited details, the independent outlet SuspectFile revealed that a…

    DataBreachesMedusa
  14. F5 patches critical NGINX flaws enabling remote code execution

    F5 has addressed two critical vulnerabilities in NGINX Open Source software, which could allow remote code execution attacks. This update is essential for organizations relying on NGINX for web server functions. Users are strongly advised to apply the…

    The Hacker News
  15. Outdated REDCap servers expose research to China linked hackers

    A report by Censys indicates that most internet-accessible REDCap servers are outdated and vulnerable to attacks, particularly from state-sponsored actors like the China-linked group UNC6508. REDCap, a web-based platform used in medical research, is…

    SecurityWeekUNC6508
  16. Cybersecurity breach includes Crime Stoppers of Hamilton data

    The Navigate360 ("P3") data breach, affecting Crime Stoppers of Hamilton, has gained attention in Canada. Hamilton police are aware of the breach, which involves a cybersecurity incident on a U.S.-based platform contracted by the Canadian Crime Stoppers…

    DataBreaches
  17. Salesforce Data Leak Tied to Compromised Klue Battlecards App

    The article from Dark Reading discusses a security breach affecting Salesforce customers through a compromise of the Klue Battlecards app. This marks the third incident involving third-party application integrations with Salesforce leading to unauthorized…

    Dark ReadingIcarus
  18. Cisco patches critical ISE flaw letting admins gain root access

    Cisco has fixed a critical vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-20181, in its Identity Services Engine (ISE), which allows authenticated administrators to execute commands and gain root access due to improper user input validation. The vulnerability has a CVSS…

    Security AffairsCVE-2026-20181CVE-2026-20181
  19. Malicious NastyC2 npm Packages Are Targeting Developers Worldwide

    The page discusses recent cybersecurity news and updates, focusing on various threats and vulnerabilities. Key points include: 1. **Claude Chat Abuse**: An emerging issue in the cybersecurity landscape. 2. **NastyC2 npm Packages**: Malicious packages posing…

    The Hacker News
  20. Fake GitHub stars drive crypto clipboard hijacker malware

    A new cryptocurrency-stealing malware campaign is using fake popularity tactics, like bogus GitHub stars and AI-generated YouTube videos, to deceive users. Check Point Research identified this Rust-based 'clipboard hijacker', which swaps crypto wallet…

    Infosecurity
  21. Global Schools Group breach exposes 183k accounts, passport data

    The report details findings from the Global Schools Group (GSG) data breach, affecting multiple international school brands. An attack on GSG resulted in significant data exposure, including 183,164 user accounts (83,132 students, 88,856 parents, and 11,176…

    DataBreaches
  22. ICO drops criminal case against nurse over Princess' data leak

    The UK's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has decided not to pursue a criminal investigation against a former healthcare worker who attempted to access and sell the medical records of the Princess of Wales. This decision comes after the ICO conducted…

    Infosecurity
  23. New Clipper Malware Steals Data via USB LNK Worm Using Tor C2

    Microsoft has detailed a new Windows malware campaign known as the Clipper malware, which utilizes a USB LNK worm and communicates through a Tor-based command and control infrastructure. This highlights ongoing cybersecurity threats and the methods attackers…

    The Hacker News
  24. INC ransomware jumps as RaaS threat, over 830 victims since 2023

    The article discusses the rise of the INC ransomware, which has emerged as a significant Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) threat in 2026. Since 2023, it has claimed over 830 victims, highlighting the increasing severity of ransomware attacks on organizations.…

    The Hacker NewsInc
  25. F5 Patches Critical NGINX Vulnerabilities Enabling Unauthenticated Code Execution

    F5 has released urgent updates to address critical vulnerabilities in NGINX, specifically CVE-2026-42530 and CVE-2026-42055, both rated at CVSS 9.2. The first vulnerability allows unauthenticated code execution through a Use-After-Free condition in the…

    Security AffairsCVE-2026-42530CVE-2026-42530
  26. DragonForce hides ransomware C2 via Microsoft Teams relays

    The article discusses how DragonForce hackers are exploiting Microsoft Teams relays to conceal a backdoor and manipulate command-and-control (C2) traffic. This tactic allows the malicious actors to operate undetected by using legitimate communication…

    The Hacker NewsDragonForce
  27. Accenture acquires Dragos, runZero, NetRise for $4.1B OT boost

    Accenture has announced the acquisition of a majority stake in Dragos and full acquisitions of runZero and NetRise for approximately $4.1 billion, aiming to enhance its position in operational technology (OT) cybersecurity. The acquisitions will combine…

    SecurityWeek
  28. Security Teams Reduce Debt by Targeting Vulnerability Exposure

    The article discusses strategies for organizations to alleviate security debt by addressing the exposure of vulnerabilities within their systems. Key points include identifying and prioritizing critical applications that carry the most risk, treating…

    Dark Reading
  29. Cloudflare’s Project Galileo turns 12, shielding civil society

    Cloudflare's Project Galileo, launched 12 years ago, offers free cybersecurity services to over 3,400 organizations including journalists and human rights defenders across 120 countries. To mark its anniversary, Cloudflare released a comprehensive report…

    Cloudflare
  30. Microsoft Defender Bug CVE-2026-50656 Allows Full Windows Control

    Microsoft confirmed a critical vulnerability named RoguePlanet (CVE-2026-50656) that allows attackers to gain complete control over Windows systems by exploiting weaknesses in Microsoft Defender's Malware Protection Engine. The flaw enables privilege…

    MalwarebytesCVE-2026-50656CVE-2026-50656
  31. Universal TCP/IP Connectivity Undermines Zero Trust, Experts Warn

    The article discusses challenges in cybersecurity, emphasizing that vulnerabilities (CVE) are not the sole cause of breaches. The author, Tod Beardsley, highlights the issue of universal connectivity in TCP/IP networks, which can expose systems to…

    SecurityWeek
  32. Cybercriminals fear AI will steal their hacking jobs Sophos warns

    The article discusses how cybercriminals are voicing concerns about the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on their jobs, paralleling worries seen in legitimate sectors. An analysis by Sophos Counter Threat Unit reveals that as AI tools become more…

    Infosecurity
  33. FortiBleed exposes 75,000 FortiGate firewalls to credential theft

    In mid-June 2026, researchers uncovered the FortiBleed campaign, affecting Fortinet FortiGate firewalls, with an estimated 30,000 to 75,000 devices compromised across 194 countries. Threat actors extracted configuration files and cracked credential hashes,…

    DataBreaches
  34. NCSC issues alert on Fortinet credential leak, urges checks

    The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has issued an alert regarding a global campaign targeting Fortinet firewalls and VPN gateways. Organizations using these services are advised to investigate potential impacts after a database of credentials was…

    ncsc.gov.uk
  35. Orphaned AI Agents Pose Hidden Access Risks in Corporate Networks

    The article from The Hacker News discusses the concept of 'Orphaned AI Agents' and highlights the hidden access risks they pose within organizational networks. Key points include the importance of recognizing these orphaned agents, the potential security…

    The Hacker News
  36. Israeli startup Dream raises $260M, hits $3B valuation global

    Israeli cybersecurity startup Dream has successfully raised $260 million in funding, increasing its valuation to $3 billion. The funding round was co-led by Bicycle Capital and Group 11, with contributions from various investors. Founded in 2023 by Shalev…

    SecurityWeek
  37. Retro gamers hit by fake GitHub homebrew hiding Windows malware

    The article warns retro gaming fans, particularly those using the PlayStation Vita, about a rising threat of fake projects on GitHub that disguise malware as homebrew software. A specific case is detailed involving a malicious project named EQVita, which…

    Malwarebytes

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