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CISA has added an actively exploited XSS (CVE‑2021‑26829) in OpenPLC ScadaBR to its KEV catalog — a stark reminder that even “moderate” web bugs can let attackers hijack operator sessions and issue commands to PLCs. If you run OpenPLC/ScadaBR, prioritize assessment and mitigation now.

Perimeters are gone — Remote Privileged Access Management (RPAM) delivers effortless gains by shifting control to identity and devices, combining MFA, short‑lived credentials, secrets management and session recording into a cloud‑native control plane. The outcome: consistent, least‑privilege access and full auditability for admins, contractors and machine identities wherever they work.

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.

Bulletproof hosting—the shadow infrastructure that shelters botnets, ransomware and fraud—has long let bad actors dodge takedowns. CISA’s new practical guide gives ISPs and hosts straightforward, actionable steps to detect, disrupt and remediate those services so defenders can finally keep pace.

Europol’s exclusive takedown dismantles a network of dangerous gaming links putting players at risk — see what they uncovered and how to protect your accounts and devices.

Imagine dozens of faceless botnets toppled in days — Operation Endgame, led by Europol and Eurojust, did just that by seizing servers, payment rails and money mules to choke cybercrime’s lifeblood. By disrupting tools like Rhadamanthys Stealer, Venom RAT and the Elysium botnet, this coordinated campaign shows why hitting infrastructure beats chasing low‑level renters.

CISA and the NSA have published a pragmatic, time‑sensitive blueprint to shore up Exchange security. It prioritizes fast hardening, sharper detection, and stricter access governance so you can assume breach and cut attackers’ windows to exploit your systems.

HttpTroy exposes a dangerous VPN invoice backdoor in Korea. Find out how attackers are slipping into billing systems and what you can do to stay protected.

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A handful of suppliers refusing to sign off on Windows 11 compatibility are forcing NHS trusts to pause upgrades—pitting vital clinical continuity against security and compliance and leaving staff to decide which devices come first.

France’s bold bet on Matrix—meant to reclaim digital sovereignty by decentralizing messaging—has instead produced tangled integrations, federation headaches, and a heavier bill than officials expected. Now policymakers are scrambling to decide who pays and how fast a state can escape the proprietary-messaging status quo.

When SpaceX cut service to roughly 2,500 Starlink terminals tied to Myanmar scam compounds, it forced a wrenching choice between preserving vital connectivity and shutting down networks that reportedly fueled human trafficking and large‑scale cyber‑fraud. The move knocked criminal operations offline but also left nearby civilians and aid workers scrambling — a stark reminder that powerful tech can be both lifeline and liability.

A costly cyberattack forced Envoy Air to isolate systems and scramble scheduling, baggage and crew logistics—revealing how a backend intrusion can quickly ripple into real-world delays. It’s a wake-up call: ransomware and APT-style tactics are increasingly targeting aviation’s fragile, interconnected systems.

With attackers growing more capable and budgets stretched thin, protecting critical infrastructure means picking a few high‑impact, low‑cost defenses you can execute consistently. Start with an accurate asset inventory, harden single points of failure, and enforce basic IT/OT segmentation to get the biggest risk reduction per dollar.

A cyberattack disrupts European airports — when screens go dark and check‑in kiosks freeze, travelers face long lines while staff switch to exhausting manual workarounds and cyber and law‑enforcement teams race across borders to restore systems and hunt the attackers.

What happens when the screens go dark? The recent cyberattack that wiped out kiosks and flight displays forced airport teams to improvise, lengthened queues and sparked a fast, cross‑border scramble to contain the damage and shore up fragile systems.

When the screens went black and check‑in kiosks died at multiple European airports, staff reverted to paper and long queues — a stark reminder that a single cyberattack can paralyze travel. As IT teams, CERTs and Europol raced to contain ransomware and trace the perpetrators, experts say this disruption must spark urgent, industrywide cybersecurity reform.

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A ransomware infection has rippled through EU airports, knocking out check‑in kiosks and flight displays and forcing travelers into long queues while teams scramble to isolate systems—was this criminal extortion, a state‑level probe, or a preventable collapse of ageing IT and lax supplier controls? Our exclusive alert explains what happened, who noticed first, and how authorities are racing to restore operations.

Who knew the silence of a factory could cost billions? A cyber-attack on Jaguar Land Rover knocked production and deliveries about 25%—a blow analysts put at roughly £1.9bn—as disrupted IT systems rippled through factories, supply chains and dealer networks.

EU sanctions couldnt stop a notorious bulletproof hosting provider—it reconstituted under new names and kept serving the same clients. Our exclusive reporting shows how shell companies, domain and IP migrations, and rapid rebrands preserved a hostile infrastructure, a wake-up call for regulators and defenders.

Who’s listening? Turns out anyone with a modest dish—new research shows geostationary satellite communications often carry voice, SMS, and data in the clear, making in‑flight Wi‑Fi, government traffic, and critical‑infrastructure links trivially collectible and ripe for credential theft, espionage, or worse.

The war in Ukraine turned a once-hypothetical risk into a harsh reality: modern C2 centers must now urgently sustain resilient communications in contested electromagnetic and cyber environments, turn massive data flows into fast, trusted decisions, and deliver secure, seamless interoperability across coalitions and diverse systems.

Europe is racing to build a drone wall — not of stone but of sensors, software and beams of light — to blunt swarms of cheap, lethal drones made painfully real over Kyiv and Kharkiv. A patchwork of emergency programs, private innovation and military improvisation is rethinking air defenses for a world where small, smart, low‑cost unmanned aircraft can swarm, loiter and strike with impunity.

Europe is racing to build a continent-wide drone wall — a web of sensors, shooters and networks meant to stop cheap, weaponized UAVs before they rewrite war and everyday life. But stitching together tech, laws and privacy across borders while adversaries adapt has turned it into a high-stakes, make-or-break experiment.

When GPS goes dark or is spoofed, USVs can’t rely on lookouts — they need Assured PNT. By fusing multi‑GNSS, inertial navigation and real‑time anomaly detection, A‑PNT keeps unmanned vessels safe and mission‑capable in contested seas.