05 Dec

An AI for an AI: Anthropic says AI agents require AI defense

Anthropic could have scored an easy $4.6 million by using its Claude AI models to find and exploit vulnerabilities in blockchain smart contracts. The AI

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04 Dec

PRC spies Brickstromed their way into critical US networks and remained hidden for years

Chinese cyberspies maintained long-term access to critical networks – sometimes for years – and used this access to infect computers with malware and steal data,

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04 Dec

Hegseth needs to go to secure messaging school, report says

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth definitely broke the rules when he sent sensitive information to a Signal chat group, say Pentagon auditors, but he’s not

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04 Dec

Twins who hacked State Dept hired to work for gov again, now charged with deleting databases

Vetting staff who handle sensitive government systems is wise, and so is cutting off their access the moment they’re fired. Prosecutors say a federal contractor

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04 Dec

Microsoft quietly shuts down Windows shortcut flaw after years of espionage abuse

Microsoft has quietly closed off a critical Windows shortcut file bug long abused by espionage and cybercrime networks. The flaw, tracked as CVE-2025-9491, allows malicious

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04 Dec

Aisuru botnet turns Q3 into a terabit-scale stress test for the entire internet

The internet has spent the past three months ducking for cover as the Aisuru botnet hurled record-shattering DDoS barrages from an army of up to

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04 Dec

Phishing, privileges and passwords: Why identity is critical to improving cybersecurity posture

Business Security Identity is effectively the new network boundary. It must be protected at all costs. Phil Muncaster 04 Dec 2025  •  , 4 min.

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04 Dec

TLS 1.3 includes welcome improvements, but still allows long-lived secrets

Systems Approach As we neared the finish line for our network security book, I received a piece of feedback from Brad Karp that my explanation

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04 Dec

Rust core library partly polished for industrial safety spec

Memory-safe Rust code can now be more broadly applied in devices that require electronic system safety, at least as measured by International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC)

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03 Dec

‘Exploitation is imminent’ as 39 percent of cloud environs have max-severity React hole

A maximum-severity flaw in the widely used JavaScript library React, and several React-based frameworks including Next.js allows unauthenticated, remote attackers to execute malicious code on

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03 Dec

Here’s your worst nightmare: E-tailer can only resume partial sales 45 days after ransomware attack

Japanese e-tailer Askul has resumed online sales, 45 days after a ransomware attack. Askul operates several e-commerce brands serving both consumers and business buyers, plus

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03 Dec

Indian government reveals GPS spoofing at eight major airports

India’s Civil Aviation Minister has revealed that local authorities have detected GPS spoofing and jamming at eight major airports. In an written answer presented to

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02 Dec

Two Android 0-day bugs disclosed and fixed, plus 105 more to patch

Two high-severity Android bugs were exploited as zero-days before Google issued a fix, according to its December Android security bulletin.  The two vulnerabilities are CVE-2025-48633,

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02 Dec

University of Pennsylvania joins list of victims from Clop’s Oracle EBS raid

The University of Pennsylvania has become the latest victim of Clop’s smash-and-grab spree against Oracle’s E-Business Suite (EBS) customers, with the Ivy League school now

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02 Dec

Europol nukes Cryptomixer laundering hub, seizing €25M in Bitcoin

Law enforcement agencies in Germany and Switzerland have shut down cryptocurrency laundering platform Cryptomixer in Europe’s latest pushback against cybercrime infrastructure. The Europol-led Operation Olympia

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02 Dec

Kensington and Chelsea confirms IT outage was a data breach after all

Kensington and Chelsea Council has admitted that data was quietly lifted from its systems during last week’s cyber meltdown, confirming that the outage was not

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02 Dec

FTC schools edtech outfit after intruder walked off with 10M student records

US edtech provider Illuminate Education just got dinged by the Federal Trade Commission for allegedly failing to keep an attacker from pilfering data on 10

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02 Dec

A NICE Retrospective on Shaping Cybersecurity’s Future

Rodney Petersen has served as the Director of NICE at the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) for the past eleven years where his

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