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AI Chatbots Often Misdirect Login Links, Netcraft Finds

AI chatbots frequently provide incorrect or dangerous login links, with over a third of tested links being broken, unrelated, or…

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UK Drops Apple Encryption Backdoor Plan After US Pressure

The UK government is likely to drop its demand for Apple to weaken encryption protections after facing strong opposition from…

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Microsoft SharePoint Zero-Day Exploit Sparks Widespread Attacks

A critical zero-day vulnerability in Microsoft SharePoint (CVE-2025-53771) is being actively exploited, risking data breaches for businesses and government agencies.…

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Google Chrome Zero-Day & FortiWeb SQL Flaw: Critical Fixes

Google Chrome users must urgently update due to an actively exploited zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2025-6558), marking the fifth critical flaw patched…

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Microsoft Mislabels Windows Firewall Bug as Fixed

Microsoft incorrectly marked a Windows Firewall bug as resolved in recent updates but later admitted the issue is still under…

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Free Phobos & 8base Ransomware Decryptor Recovers Files

Japanese authorities released a free decryptor to help victims of Phobos and 8Base ransomware recover files without paying ransoms, with…

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CISA Warns of Critical ICS Vulnerabilities – Patch Now

Critical security flaws in industrial control systems have prompted urgent warnings, affecting products from major providers like Johnson Controls and…

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Russian WineLab Shuts Stores Following Ransomware Attack

WineLab, Russia's top alcohol retailer, closed stores nationwide after a ransomware attack disrupted its IT systems, halting both online and…

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China’s Salt Typhoon Hackers Infiltrated US National Guard for a Year

A Chinese hacking group (Salt Typhoon) infiltrated US National Guard systems for nearly a year, potentially exposing sensitive military data…

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Russia Deploys New Malware to Hack Email for Espionage

Russian intelligence has developed "Authentic Antics," a stealthy malware targeting Microsoft cloud accounts by mimicking Outlook activity to harvest credentials…

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Key Takeaways from the 2025 CEH Hall of Fame Report

The Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) certification is a highly valued credential in cybersecurity, with 100% of CEH Hall of Fame…

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AI Adoption Soars, But Security Lags Behind

**96% of businesses use AI, but only 2% are fully prepared to scale it securely, leaving them vulnerable due to…

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Empowering Security & Development in DevSecOps Collaboration

DevSecOps success requires balancing security, speed, and collaboration, with shared ownership, automation, and compliance integration being key in regulated industries.…

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Beyond Tools & CVEs: Uncovering Hidden Security Risks

Traditional vulnerability management is insufficient for today's complex threat landscape, as CVEs cover only a fraction of risks, and security…

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Strata Identity: AI Agent Security & Observability Solutions

Strata Identity launched Identity Orchestration for AI Agents, a solution using Maverics identity fabric to provide governance for AI agents…

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QUIC vs. Web Transport vs. Media Over QUIC: Key Differences

QUIC, Web Transport, and Media over QUIC (MoQ) are distinct protocols for modern streaming, with experts like Will Law offering…

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Top New Infosec Products Released This Week – July 2025

The cybersecurity industry is advancing with new solutions like Stellar Cyber 6.0.0, which enhances automation and AI-driven threat detection for…

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Google sues to shut down BadBox 2.0 botnet affecting 10M devices

Google has filed a lawsuit to dismantle the BadBox 2.0 Android malware network, which compromised millions of devices globally and…

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VMware patches critical ESXi zero-day bugs exploited at Pwn2Own

VMware released critical security updates for four vulnerabilities in ESXi, Workstation, Fusion, and Tools, originally exploited as zero-days during Pwn2Own…

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Finance Firms Block $5M Fraud Using AI-But Is the Cost Too High?

Financial institutions are using AI to combat fraud, with some preventing over $5 million in losses, but face challenges like…

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