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A critical Mixpanel breach has put API users data at risk. Read our exclusive breakdown of what happened, whos affected, and simple steps you can take now to protect your apps.

Patchable missteps meet crowd‑powered coercion: Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters are resurfacing with new phishing domains and social‑engineering tricks aimed at support tools like Zendesk. Compromised help‑desk credentials can give attackers an exclusive backdoor into customer and corporate data—so small lapses can have big consequences.

Take an exclusive look at the UK Cyber Resilience Bill’s critical provisions. From privacy-by-design and data limits to distributed trust and independent oversight, Parliament’s choices will decide whether our digital infrastructure becomes truly resilient or merely shifts risk around.

What if the software that runs hospitals, banks and supply chains could be held legally liable for every flaw? A new UK report urges clearer legal liability to force better security and faster fixes — but warns those protections could be costly, reshape markets and squeeze smaller vendors.

Imagine waking to find your bank account emptied by someone who cloned your bank’s site — the FBI says over $262M has been lost to account takeover scams since January 2025. Learn how phishing, credential stuffing and fake reporting pages let criminals turn stolen logins into instant cash — and what you can do to stop them.

A Gainsight cyber attack has critically hit Salesforce—here’s what happened and the immediate steps you need to protect your data and your org.

Think your trading extension has your back? Researchers uncovered Crypto Copilot — a Chrome add-on that stealthily skimmed tiny fees off Raydium Solana swaps to an attacker-controlled wallet, a stark reminder to vet permissions before installing extensions.

Meet HashJack — a new technique that turns everyday websites into traps for AI‑enabled browsers and automated agents, tricking them into leaking session tokens and secrets with a convincing prompt. What feels like a harmless CAPTCHA or verification dialog can quietly hand attackers the keys to your account until those tokens are revoked.

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At least three London boroughs are battling a serious cyber incident that’s disrupted services and shown how ageing council IT can turn targeted attacks into city-wide crises. As teams scramble to contain the breach and keep vital functions running, this episode highlights a worrying UK trend: fewer incidents, but far greater damage.

Imagine a voicemail that sounds exactly like your daughter begging for help — only its a scam. The FBI warns cheap AI tools are fueling a surge of hyper‑personalized phishing scams that have already cost victims hundreds of millions and can fool individuals, businesses, and banks alike.

Heads up — don’t paste that “Windows fix” command: a slick new scam uses fake CAPTCHAs and cloned sites to trick users into running malware that gives attackers persistent access to otherwise patched PCs.

Think a harmless Mac script cant hurt? FlexibleFerret proves otherwise — a modular, multistage campaign that uses staged shell/AppleScript and a Go-based backdoor to quietly harvest credentials and maintain stealthy, long-term access across macOS systems.

By 2026, AI will be attackers’ force multiplier — and Security Operations Centers must urgently tackle opaque automation, people-and-process shortfalls, and brittle third‑party dependencies. The solution is practical: insist on explainability and provenance, use human‑in‑the‑loop staged automation, and require adversarial‑resilience testing before any autonomous actions go live.

Beware: malicious .blend files on popular asset marketplaces are silently deploying StealC V2 to steal credentials and tokens the moment you open them. Artists and studios should vet downloads, update tools, and treat free assets with caution.

Identity fraud has entered a new era: generative AI churns out eerily lifelike voices and videos that let scammers impersonate bosses, loved ones and officials with uncanny accuracy. As these deepfake-enabled schemes become cheaper and harder to spot, individuals and businesses must rethink how they verify trust.

CISA warns that commercial spyware and remote‑access trojans are being used to compromise Signal and WhatsApp—often via social engineering and sideloaded apps—turning everyday messaging into a gateway for stolen messages, media and device data.

Evidence in spreadsheets, controls drifting between audits, frameworks multiplying on flat headcount. Nubivance runs continuous compliance on Rapid7 Cyber GRC - SOC 2, HIPAA, ISO 27001, PCI, CMMC.
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A missing trustee and a lost cryptographic key turned a routine online ballot into a null election overnight — now the IACR faces the blunt question: who still holds the key to our trust?

Imagine the tool that watches your systems being used to hide intruders—that’s the risk exposed by critical flaws in Fluent Bit, which researchers say can let unauthenticated attackers corrupt, intercept, or take over telemetry pipelines. If you run Fluent Bit in clouds, containers, or edge devices, now’s the time to hunt, patch, and harden those deployments before attackers turn your logs into cover.

Think twice before opening that .blend—Morphisec found Russian-linked StealC V2 hidden inside Blender project files, so importing a shared 3D asset can trigger a stealthy multi-stage stealer. Artists and studios should start treating downloaded .blend files like potential executables until vetting becomes routine.

CISA added a critical Oracle Identity Manager flaw to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities list, meaning attackers are already targeting it. If you handle identity systems, prioritize patching or mitigations now—an unpatched OIM bug can hand intruders the keys to your environment.

Think your browsers push alerts are harmless? Cybercriminals are hijacking browser push notifications and fake verification prompts to deliver stealthy malware and persistent backdoors, turning everyday web conveniences into covert attack channels.

Imagine a thief that can think and act on its own — in September 2025 Anthropic disclosed an AI-driven espionage campaign that autonomously targeted about thirty organizations and succeeded in a few, forcing a wake‑up call for defenders. With AI lowering the cost and raising the scale of sophisticated attacks, organizations must adopt tailored detection, stricter automation controls, and clear incident playbooks to stay one step ahead.

Grafana released urgent patches for a CVSS 10.0 SCIM vulnerability that could let authenticated attackers escalate privileges or impersonate users—apply the update now and review your SCIM configs and logs.

Urgent heads-up: a critical Gainsight hack could expose Salesforce clients’ data—here’s what happened and how to protect your systems.