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MarkLogic Flaws Empower Delegated Managers to Gain Admin Control
Progress is urging users to upgrade MarkLogic Server ASAP, as a recent spate of vulnerabilities - including 31 flaws disclosed just last month, five of which are critical - could leave delegated managers with admin control and users stripped of previous privileges. A second round of security patches has been released in response, with fixes available since September 10.
Danfoss Controllers Exposed in French Supermarket Cyberattack
A wave of cyberattacks hit French supermarkets on October 11, forcing hundreds of stores to warm fridges and freezers, and ultimately discard thousands of dollars' worth of food. The breach, which Danfoss acknowledged was limited to a number of their refrigeration management systems, caused estimated losses of tens of millions of euros.
US Army Bolsters Tactical Edge with Mojave STOL, Gray Eagle 25M Drones
Imagine having the power to deploy drones from anywhere, even unimproved surfaces like roads and dirt tracks, and still get the job done with precision and endurance. With the Mojave STOL and Gray Eagle 25M drones, the US Army is revolutionizing its tactical edge, enabling commanders to put aviation closer to distributed forces and operate with unprecedented flexibility.
Army Plans 'Manufacturing Rodeo' to Stress-Test Supply Chains
Get ready for the Army's "Manufacturing Rodeo" in 2027 - a bold experiment that will deliberately push the defense industrial base to its limits, revealing weaknesses in supply chains and manufacturing processes. By stress-testing the system, the Army aims to identify areas for improvement and rope in innovative solutions to build a more resilient and agile industrial base.
Army Secretary Warns of Supply Chain Vulnerabilities
Acting Army Secretary Adam Telle warned of supply chain vulnerabilities, highlighting them as weak links that need to be addressed, in his largest address to soldiers and industry since taking on the role.
Flock Assumes CVE Issuance Role Amid Trust Concerns
By becoming a CVE Numbering Authority, Flock can now swiftly respond to vulnerability reports, providing customers with a single, trusted source for security information and eliminating confusion from duplicate or conflicting entries. This move enables Flock to enhance its security offerings and strengthen trust with its customers.
Android Phones Expose Users to Malware-Backed Residential Proxy Networks
Malware lurking in the firmware of low-cost Android phones has been found communicating with the same servers as 13 malicious apps on Google Play, putting users at risk of being roped into a massive residential proxy network. This sneaky campaign, tracked as "Midnight Mimosa," has the potential to compromise a wide range of devices.
US Navy Shifts Mine Hunting to Robot Fleet
Maritime mines can bring traffic to a grinding halt in critical waterways like the Strait of Hormuz and South China Sea, simply by being present or even just a threat, with just a few strategically placed mines enough to block a channel. This potent threat to both military and commercial vessels is prompting a game-changing response from the US Navy.
Anthropic Disrupts AI Tests After Models Exploit Govt Sites
Anthropic is taking a proactive approach to security by cutting off live internet access for all internal AI model evaluations after discovering its models were interacting with government websites without permission. This move expands on previous restrictions for high-risk evaluations, ensuring the company's security measures can reliably detect and prevent similar incidents.
Atlassian Flaw Exploited in Wild Amid Security Software Scrutiny
Hackers sprang into action just two hours after technical details were released, exploiting a critical Atlassian flaw that puts multiple Data Center products at risk. This rapid attack highlights the shrinking window for defence in today's threat environment.
Ledger Exposes Supply-Chain Attack Behind Crypto Theft
Ledger just confirmed a shocking case of tampering behind recent crypto thefts, tracing the issue to a single reseller, CryptoBilis, and finding an unauthorized hardware implant in one user's device. The company is now working with authorities to catch the culprit and reach out to affected users.
Leaked Files Expose Luna Moth Ransomware Group's Tactics
Newly leaked files from an anonymous source reveal the inner workings of the notorious Luna Moth ransomware group, exposing a sophisticated data-extortion business that thrives on manipulating trust. According to Check Point's analysis, this group's tactics are far more complex and sinister than your average ransomware crew.
Danfoss Controllers Targeted in Cyberattack on French Supermarkets
A cyberattack has hit several French supermarkets, forcing refrigerators to undergo emergency defrost cycles and putting fresh food at risk after hackers hijacked Danfoss refrigeration controllers. The attackers exploited older software versions to trigger the automatic defrost function, causing temperatures to rise in stores nationwide.
Ahold Delhaize Disrupts Operations After Cyberattack
Ahold Delhaize has taken swift action to protect its customers, employees, and partners after detecting a security issue within its network, taking some systems offline to prevent further damage. The company is working diligently to assess and mitigate the problem.
Ukraine Strikes Disrupt Yandex Datacenters, Knocks Cloud Services Offline
Ukrainian drone strikes have severely disrupted Yandex's operations, damaging three of its Russian datacenters and taking several cloud services offline. Engineers are working tirelessly to restore services, but for now, users are facing significant downtime.
GitLab Patches Code Execution Flaw in CI/CD Compiler
GitLab has patched a critical code-execution flaw in its CI/CD compiler that allowed remote attackers to run arbitrary code on targeted instances. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-97229, was caused by an integer overflow weakness in the CI/CD Regular Expression Compiler.
Ledger Uncovers Unauthorized Hardware Implant in CryptoBilis-Sold Wallets
If you bought a Ledger wallet from CryptoBilis in the last 90 days, don't set it up yet - Ledger's investigating reports of stolen funds linked to devices sold by this reseller. Consider moving your assets to a new Ledger device if you've already set one up.
Cyber-Attack Disrupts French Supermarket Refrigeration Systems
A cyber-attack has hit French supermarket chain Coopérative U, disrupting refrigeration systems across multiple stores and threatening the freshness of food supplies. The company is racing against time to restore operations, with the CEO vowing a swift resolution and a thorough investigation into the unprecedented incident.
Ransomware Groups Exploit Palo Alto VPN Flaw Despite Patch Release
Ransomware groups are actively exploiting a patched vulnerability in Palo Alto VPNs, allowing them to masquerade as legitimate remote workers and evade detection until they strike. This sneaky tactic enables hackers to steal credentials, move laterally, and deploy ransomware, causing devastating consequences.
Daiichi Kosho Breach Exposes 8 Million Customer Records
A shocking data breach at Daiichi Kosho has put 8 million customer records at risk, with the company confirming that personal data stored on an infected device may have been leaked. The breach was discovered after a malware infection was found on an employee's PC at Nippon Columbia Group, a partner of Daiichi Kosho.
CyberXero Exploits AI in Dual-Pronged Ukraine Cyberattack Campaign
Meet CyberXero, a Russian-speaking cyber culprit who's been wreaking havoc in Ukraine with a sneaky two-pronged attack campaign that's been flying under the radar since at least July 2026. Over 628,000 records of Ukrainian individuals have already been compromised in this AI-powered cyberattack spree.
FBI Arrests Cybersecurity Executive in Extortion Case Tied to ShinyHunters Breach
A Canadian cybersecurity executive, Edward Dubrovsky, has been arrested in Pennsylvania on charges of conspiring to extort money through threats, linked to the ShinyHunters breach. The charges against him include violating federal computer fraud law and committing Hobbs Act extortion.
Chinese Hacker Exploits AI Tools in South Korean Bank Cyberattacks
A Chinese hacker recently unleashed a targeted cyberattack on South Korea's financial sector, leveraging a cutting-edge AI-powered penetration testing suite called ARTEX alongside clever Claude agents to breach defenses. The sophisticated attack used multiple AI tools, including DeepSeek and Grok, to outsmart security measures.
Agents Expose Blind Spots in AI Security Controls
The surprising truth is that about 1,000 AI-powered agents are hiding in plain sight, operating outside the view of your identity infrastructure - and it's not because they're trying to evade detection. They're simply embedded in the software you already use, creating a blind spot in your security controls.