Security
Microsoft's largest Patch Tuesday ever: 570 flaws, Kerberos encryption overhaul
The record-breaking update also forces a long-planned authentication change that could disrupt legacy Windows environments.
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Uninstall this Chrome extension now: it contains surveillance code
Don’t trust everything you find on Chrome Web Store.
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Telegram’s t.me domain vanishes overnight, Durov cries for help on X
Users are unable to access Telegram links, but core app features remain working.
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Microsoft ditches SMS and voice authentication for Entra ID, passkeys rolling out as default
SMS and voice authentication have served their purpose well, but the threat environment has evolved beyond their capabilities, Microsoft says.
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Mozilla is experimenting with a two-week update cycle for Firefox
AI is accelerating the race between hackers and defenders.
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Giant Telegram user database just hit hacker forums: here's why that's bad news
Telegram wants to message you? Be very, very suspicious.
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Russian hackers are targeting routers to infiltrate critical infrastructure, CISA warns
A forgotten router could give hackers a foothold inside critical telecom networks.
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OpenAI will require hardware-backed passkeys for access to advanced cyber models
Hardware-backed passkeys store authentication credentials on a physical security key rather than in software or cloud-based systems
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Hackers blackmail Bosh as secret engineering files surface on the dark web
Hackers give an ultimatum to German engineering giant.
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Progress warns ShareFile Users: shut down on-premises servers immediately
A temporary lockdown has been implemented on ShareFile accounts using on-premises storage. However, Progress warns that it’s not enough and is urging admins to take immediate action.
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Lidl confirms data breach affecting European customer data
Passwords and bank details are safe.
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Could Microsoft's AI era spell the end of Patch Tuesday? Experts say yes.
AI is accelerating Windows security fixes – and challenging Microsoft's decades-old monthly update model.
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Insider threat: NHS staff warned they’ll be fired or even jailed for accessing patient records illegally
The campaign follows several incidents of staff being dismissed from their posts after accessing the medical records of victims of high-profile crimes
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How the world’s top cyber authority left its door wide open on GitHub: CISA shares lessons from major blunder
CISA promises no customer or mission data was compromised, even though exposed keys remained valid for days.
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Ransomware negotiator helped hackers squeeze victims for bigger payouts
He was hired to help victims, but got paid for extorting money from them.
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Science has cracked the concept of a better password – your breath
It's almost impossible to fake.
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Hackers bait users with popular VPNs, but fake installers lead to complete compromise
Attackers use a covert network of command servers named after “Nishihaoren,” which translates to “you are a good person.”
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Hacker claims sale of alleged Nike customer database with millions of records
Are millions of records really for sale?
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The internet’s weirdest hacking bot: tries to force its way into servers, begs for help to escape Belarus
Its creator claims this “performance piece” is “somewhat illegal” but harmless, yet security experts warn of real risks.
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Critical bugs enable hackers to take control of Ubiquiti devices
Vulnerabilities can be chained to compromise entire systems.
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