13 May

Five Years Later: Evolving IoT Cybersecurity Guidelines

The Background…and NIST’s Plan for Improving IoT Cybersecurity The passage of the Internet of Things (IoT) Cybersecurity Improvement Act in 2020 marked a pivotal step

Author rabih
13 May

Marks & Spencer admits cybercrooks made off with customer info

Marks & Spencer has confirmed that customer data was stolen as part of its cyberattack, fueling conjecture that ransomware was involved. The retail giant’s operations

Author rabih
13 May

As US vuln-tracking falters, EU enters with its own security bug database

The European Vulnerability Database (EUVD) is now fully operational, offering a streamlined platform to monitor critical and actively exploited security flaws amid the US struggles

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13 May

Türkiye-linked spy crew exploited a messaging app zero-day to snoop on Kurdish army in Iraq

Turkish spies exploited a zero-day bug in a messaging app to collect info on the Kurdish army in Iraq, according to Microsoft, which says the

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12 May

M365 apps on Windows 10 to get security fixes into 2028

Microsoft has pledged to support and issue security fixes for M365 apps on Windows 10 into late 2028. That’s well past a cut-off point of

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12 May

CISA mutes own website, shifts routine cyber alerts to Musk’s X, RSS, email

The US government’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) announced Monday that going forward, only urgent alerts tied to emerging threats or major cyber activity

Author rabih
12 May

Why aggregating your asset inventory leads to better security

Partner content For many organizations, managing IT assets is like trying to complete a jigsaw puzzle without all the pieces. Despite massive investments in security

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12 May

Attackers pwn charter airline helping Trump’s deportation campaign

GlobalX, a charter airline used for deportations by the US government, has admitted someone broke into its network infrastructure. “On May 5, 2025, Global Crossing

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12 May

Britain’s cyber agents and industry clash over how to tackle shoddy software

CYBERUK Intervention is required to ensure the security market holds vendors to account for shipping insecure wares – imposing costs on those whose failures lead

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12 May

How can we counter online disinformation? | Unlocked 403 cybersecurity podcast (S2E2)

Ever wondered why a lie can spread faster than the truth? Tune in for an insightful look at disinformation and how we can fight one

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12 May

Unending ransomware attacks are a symptom, not the sickness

Opinion It’s been a devastating few weeks for UK retail giants. Marks and Spencer, the Co-Op, and now uber-posh Harrods have had massive disruptions due

Author rabih
12 May

DOGE worker’s old creds found exposed in infostealer malware dumps

Infosec in brief Good cybersecurity habits don’t appear to qualify anyone to work at DOGE, as one Musk minion seemingly fell victim to infostealer malware.

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11 May

You think ransomware is bad now? Wait until it infects CPUs

RSAC If Rapid7’s Christiaan Beek decided to change careers and become a ransomware criminal, he knows exactly how he’d innovate: CPU ransomware. The senior director

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10 May

Feds disrupt proxy-for-hire botnet, indict four alleged net miscreants

Earlier this week, the FBI urged folks to bin aging routers vulnerable to hijacking, citing ongoing attacks linked to TheMoon malware. In a related move,

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10 May

UK Ministry of Defence is spending less with US biz, and more with Europeans

The UK’s Ministry of Defence (MOD) is gradually shifting its spending from the US to Europe, according to research from Tussell. The RAF took delivery

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09 May

VC behemoth Insight Partners fears top-secret financial info swiped by cyber-miscreants

Insight Partners, a mega venture capital firm with more than $90 billion in funds under management, fears network intruders got their hands on internal sensitive

Author rabih
09 May

After that 2024 Windows fiasco, CrowdStrike has a plan – job cuts, leaning on AI

CrowdStrike – the Texas antivirus slinger famous for crashing millions of Windows machines last year – plans to cut five percent of its staff, or

Author rabih
09 May

openSUSE deep sixes Deepin desktop over security stink

SUSE has kicked the Deepin Desktop Environment (DDE) out of its community-driven Linux distro, openSUSE, and the reasons it gives for doing so are revealing.

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