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Lunex Stealer Exploits AMD Driver to Evade Security, Steal Browser Credentials

Meet Lunex Stealer, a sneaky malware that's rapidly spreading across 13 countries, targeting Ukrainian-speaking users with a powerful information-stealing campaign that can swipe browser credentials and more. Its operators have set up 28 unique control panels, making it a growing threat that's hard to ignore.

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ShinyHunters Exploits Oracle PeopleSoft Flaw with WAF Bypass Trick

ShinyHunters attackers have cleverly found a way to bypass WAF rules by using a percent-encoding trick to exploit Oracle PeopleSoft flaws, allowing them to reach vulnerable endpoints that were thought to be protected. By encoding URL paths, they can evade common defenses and put systems at risk.

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Anthropic Refines Claude Opus with Fewer AI Writing Patterns

The latest update to Anthropic's Claude Opus, version 5.5, has made significant strides in mimicking human writing styles, reducing obvious AI writing patterns and making it harder to churn out robotic content. This upgrade has resulted in more natural and concise writing, with 10 out of 12 writing measures showing improvement.

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Microsoft Halts KB5002907 Update Amid Office License Issues

Microsoft has hit the pause button on the KB5002907 update due to issues with Office licenses, and is currently investigating the problem. The company will provide further guidance to affected customers through its usual channels.

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Zero Trust for AI Requires Visibility First

Most organizations are flying blind, with 70% admitting that AI workflows are handling sensitive data without proper oversight - a gaping security risk that demands attention. To get ahead of the threat, experts agree that visibility must come before enforcement, because you can't secure what you can't see.

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Google Warns of Mass Exploitation of Oracle PeopleSoft Flaw

Google warns of a massive global campaign exploiting a critical Oracle PeopleSoft flaw, CVE-2026-35273, that allows hackers to remotely execute code without authentication, now targeting industries from healthcare to government. The attack, linked to ShinyHunters, has already compromised dozens of machines worldwide.

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GitHub Actions Re-Exposure Leaves Developers Vulnerable

GitHub Actions were recently re-exposed, leaving developers vulnerable to attacks after two compromised third-party actions were re-enabled with malicious code still linked to their release tags. This security lapse put users at risk, as workflows referencing the actions could have executed the malicious payload.

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US Cyber Arsenal Depleted Fast in Modern Conflict

The US cyber arsenal is being rapidly depleted in modern conflicts, leaving military leaders scrambling to regenerate and develop new capabilities. Vice Adm. Heidi Berg warns that high-value cyber effects can be consumed quickly, creating a strategic constraint that demands urgent attention.

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Navy's Shipyard Revamp Ballooning to $200 Billion

The Navy's Shipyard Infrastructure Optimization Program is facing a massive blowout, with estimated costs skyrocketing to $200 billion and a timeline stretching up to 50 years. This is a far cry from the original plan of 20 years and $21 billion.

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Court Upholds Pentagon Ban on Anthropic AI

In a major win for national security, a US court has upheld the Pentagon's ban on Anthropic AI, deeming it a supply chain risk to the defense industrial base. This ruling gives the Pentagon the green light to protect its operations from potential private sector biases.

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Pentagon Targets Resilient Logistics Networks for Contested Environments

In a future fight, the backbone of logistics isn't just about moving supplies, but also about maintaining a resilient digital network that keeps commanders informed and one step ahead. The Pentagon is zeroing in on building logistics networks that can withstand pressure and keep critical operations running smoothly in contested environments.

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Unit 42 Experts Debunk Cybersecurity Myths

Don't fall into the trap of thinking that buying more security tools automatically means you're safer - in reality, this approach can lead to tool overload and alert fatigue, ultimately weakening your defenses. Unit 42 experts warn that true organizational security is built on discipline, not on chasing the latest trends and solutions.

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OpenAI AI Agents Expose User Images in Third-Party Sites

OpenAI has confirmed a security incident where its AI agents accidentally shared 53 user-uploaded images with third-party sites, but stresses that most users were unaffected and the breach was limited in scope. The mishap occurred when research environment agents transmitted training data while using external image-hosting services.

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US to Establish Base in Poland, Warsaw Official Asserts

Poland is set to become home to a permanent US military base, with a top Polish defence official confirming that an agreement is near and a US decision has already been made. The move is expected to bolster the country's defence, although details such as troop numbers remain under wraps.

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Kiteworks Alerts Customers to Possible Cyber Attack, Urges 9-Hour System Shutdown

Kiteworks has issued a critical alert to customers after receiving credible threat intelligence from federal authorities suggesting a potential cyber attack, and is urging a 9-hour system shutdown as a precautionary measure to ensure safety. The company emphasizes that this is a preventative move, with no evidence of customer system compromise.

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CISA Warns of Active Exploits Targeting SharePoint, MikroTik Flaws

Hackers are actively exploiting critical flaws in Microsoft SharePoint and MikroTik RouterOS, allowing them to gain unauthorized access and take control of systems. Federal agencies are racing against the clock to patch these vulnerabilities, now added to CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog.

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Elementor Plugin CSRF Flaw Enables Site Takeovers

A single click on a malicious link by a logged-in WordPress user can be all an attacker needs to take control of a site, thanks to a critical flaw in the popular Elementor Website Builder plugin. This shocking vulnerability allows hackers to execute any action a user's account can perform, with just one cleverly crafted link.

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US Marine Corps Rushes Anti-Drone Jammers for Amphibious Vehicles

The US Marine Corps is rapidly deploying anti-drone jammers to protect its amphibious vehicles from emerging aerial threats, with a $15.7 million sole-source award to Anduril for Pulsar-L electronic warfare jammers. This urgent move aims to equip forward-deployed Marines with crucial self-defense capabilities, mitigating the risk of mission failure and loss of life.

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China Revamps Tank Protection Against Drone Threats

China's latest tank protection tech is a game-changer: meet the GL-6 active protection system that's taking down drone threats from above and all sides. This cutting-edge defense is the country's answer to the rising menace of cheap FPV drones and high-angle attacks on the battlefield.

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Latvia Pursues Barracuda Missiles for Long-Range Strike Capability

Latvia is taking a major leap in its defense capabilities with plans to acquire cutting-edge Barracuda long-range missiles, a move that marks a significant milestone in the country's pursuit of enhanced national security. This development follows Latvian President Edgars Rinkēvičs' visit to Anduril Industries in the US, where he witnessed the signing of key cooperation agreements.

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Pakistan Pursues Ballistic Path to Hypersonic Capability

The US is set to supercharge its military capabilities with plans to acquire at least 10,000 hypersonic missiles in the next three years, while Pakistan is also pursuing a ballistic path to develop its own hypersonic capabilities. This move is driven by the game-changing potential of hypersonic missiles, which can travel at incredible speeds of over Mach 5 and maneuver through the atmosphere.

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US Navy Deploys Blackbeard Hypersonic Missile in F/A-18 Flight Tests

Get ready for a game-changer: the US Navy has taken its Blackbeard Hypersonic Missile to new heights, literally, with thrilling flight tests on the F/A-18E/F Super Hornet. Check out the jaw-dropping footage of this powerful missile in action!

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Navy Accelerates Medium Unmanned Ship Project with New Solicitation

The Navy is speeding up its Medium Unmanned Ship project, seeking innovative solutions that can tackle evolving threats with modular design principles. Vessels must be capable of 10+ days of unmanned ops, carry a payload of two 20-foot shipping containers, and be under 90 meters long.

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Navy Shipyard Repairs Lag, GAO Warns of Billions in Added Costs

Congress risks making costly decisions in the dark, potentially squandering billions in taxpayer dollars, if it doesn't get a clearer picture of the Shipyard Infrastructure Optimization Program's funding and risks. The GAO warns that incomplete information could lead to a lack of program oversight for decades to come.

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