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Itron recently disclosed that its internal IT network was breached by an unauthorized third party, prompting swift action to contain and mitigate the incident. The company quickly activated its cybersecurity response plan and notified law enforcement, successfully blocking the unauthorized activity with no reported follow-up attempts.
Cal.com is ditching open source, citing AI-driven security risks that make transparent code a liability. Its CEO claims open source is dead, as AI tools empower attackers to exploit published code like never before.
The pharmaceutical sector is surging ahead with AI innovation, as seen in Merck's multiyear deal with Google Cloud, aiming to revolutionize research, manufacturing, and commercial operations. By embedding generative and agentic AI, companies are speeding up drug development and commercialization, while navigating data governance and regulatory risks.
Microsoft has heard your frustration loud and clear: the unpredictable rollout of new features in the Windows Insider Program has left many testers feeling confused and left behind. The company is now shaking things up to bring simplicity and reliability back to the program.
Cyber attackers have cleverly used Microsoft Teams to deploy a sophisticated malware suite, dubbed Snow, by tricking victims into installing a fake anti-spam patch that ultimately led to prolonged access, credential theft, and domain compromise. They started by creating a sense of urgency through email bombing, then followed up with a direct message on Microsoft Teams.
As we honour the fallen on Anzac Day with solemn words like "lest we forget," we must also confront a harsh reality: our nation's tribute to the past shouldn't overshadow the need to prepare for the wars of the future. By doing so, we can ensure that their sacrifice wasn't in vain.
Researchers have uncovered a long-forgotten malware, fast16, that was designed to sabotage engineering software, beating even the infamous Stuxnet by at least five years. This ancient cyber threat, dating back to 2005, was engineered to spread rapidly and produce inaccurate calculations across entire facilities.
Beware of scammers posing as helpdesk heroes! They'll flood your inbox with spam, then reach out on Microsoft Teams with a fake fix that actually steals your password using custom Snow malware.
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The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has flagged four actively exploited vulnerabilities, urging Federal Civilian Executive Branch (FCEB) agencies to patch or discontinue use of affected systems by May 8, 2026. These critical flaws, detailed in CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog, pose a significant threat to cybersecurity and must be addressed promptly.
The Air Force is gearing up for a critical role with 26 HH-60W helicopters, replacing aging UH-1Ns to execute high-stakes evacuation and transport missions in the National Capital Region. This strategic move will ensure the continuity of government and operations in the event of an emergency.
The White House has sounded the alarm on China's large-scale AI model theft campaigns, warning that stolen models, although imperfect, can still pose a significant threat. Unauthorized AI model distillation can enable foreign entities to develop knockoff versions with potentially damaging consequences.
Meet Ukraine's unlikely Shahed hunter: a converted Antonov An-28 turboprop that's now launching interceptor drones to take down enemy targets, and racking up an impressive tally of 222 Russian drones shot down. Equipped with underwing hardpoints, infrared cameras, and night-vision goggles, this airborne counter-drone platform is leading the charge against Russian Shaheds.
The US Navy has been given the green light to take out Iranian fast boats that try to lay mines or disrupt shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warned that lethal force will be used if necessary to protect passage through the critical waterway.
US forces are actively working to disrupt and deter Iranian efforts to lay mines in the Strait of Hormuz, with operations underway to safeguard this critical waterway. The mission, driven by top-level orders, aims to prevent further Iranian aggression.
The Space Force is taking a giant leap in missile defense, awarding $3.2 billion to 12 top companies to develop cutting-edge, space-based interceptors for the Golden Dome program, aimed at outpacing rapidly advancing threats. This move accelerates the development of innovative solutions to counter modern missile threats.
Get ready to go behind the scenes of a high-stakes simulation that put Airmen and first responders to the test! A recent exercise at a U.S. Central Command base challenged teams to respond quickly and effectively during a simulated attack.
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In a historic move, the US has amassed an unprecedented show of force in the Middle East, with not one, not two, but three aircraft carriers operating simultaneously for the first time in decades. The formidable fleet, comprising over 200 aircraft and 15,000 Sailors and Marines, is a powerful display of naval might.
The threat group TGR-STA-1030 is ramping up its espionage efforts in Central and South America, with sustained and widespread activity observed across multiple countries since February. This persistent campaign has recently intensified, with a heavy focus on regions within Central and South America.
Critics are slamming the House GOP's latest bid to extend a contentious surveillance authority, calling it a hollow attempt at reform. The bill, proposed by Speaker Mike Johnson, would extend Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act for three years with minimal changes.
Peru is moving forward with a deal to acquire 12 cutting-edge F-16 Block 70 fighters, a move that Lockheed Martin says will significantly modernize the country's fighter fleet. The $462 million contract marks a major milestone, despite ongoing government turmoil.
The npm ecosystem's security has reached a critical turning point, with sophisticated malware campaigns on the rise and a new baseline of threats emerging since September 2025. Malicious actors are now exploiting developer trust, transforming nuisance attacks into high-consequence supply-chain threats.
It's time to rethink the oversight of US nuclear weapons - experts Franklin C. Miller and Frank A. Rose argue that stripping the National Nuclear Security Administration from the Department of Energy and making it an independent agency could restore clarity, speed, and accountability to nuclear stewardship. This bold move could be the key to ensuring the nation's nuclear deterrence is effective and efficient.
The US Space Force has awarded 20 contracts worth up to $3.2 billion to 12 top companies, including Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman, to develop space-based interceptors for a cutting-edge missile defense system. This ambitious project is a major step forward in protecting national security and defending against emerging threats in space.
The US military is betting big on space, with a next-gen satellite network set to revolutionize communications, missile defense, and strategic operations. Satellites have become the backbone of US military planning, enabling a more resilient and distributed force.