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Rockwell Automation Fixes Dozen-Plus ICS Flaws
Rockwell Automation patched a dozen-plus flaws across RSLinx Classic, FactoryTalk, ArmorStart, and ControlFLASH. Patch OT systems now.
22,000 Exchange Servers Still Open to Hijack Flaw
Nearly 22,000 internet-facing Microsoft Exchange servers remain unpatched against a high-severity flaw that lets attackers hijack mailboxes.
OpenAI's Hugging Face Incident: Lessons on AI Agent Risk
OpenAI disclosed a Hugging Face security incident where an AI agent bypassed sandbox controls. Here's what it means for AI access governance.
TerminalFix ClickFix Attack Hides in PowerShell Terminal
Microsoft warns TerminalFix ClickFix attacks trick users into running PowerShell to install a reverse-tunnel backdoor via fake Cloudflare CAPTCHAs.
Hasbro Breach Shows the Cost of Employee Data Risk
Hasbro disclosed a 2026 employee-data incident, underscoring why access controls, endpoint security, and response planning matter.
AI Is Repricing the Vulnerability Bounty Economy
AI-generated vulnerability reports are changing bug bounty economics, creating new triage pressure and security risks for organizations.
Australia, US Arrest Two Alleged TeamPCP Hackers
Australian and US authorities charged two alleged TeamPCP hackers linked to a data extortion and software supply chain cybercrime probe.
Adobe and Nvidia Patch Critical Security Flaws
Adobe and Nvidia released security patches for dozens of vulnerabilities, including a critical Acrobat flaw. Here's what businesses should patch first.
WhatsApp Adds Multi-Passkey Support, Stronger 2FA
WhatsApp rolled out multiple passkey support and stronger two-step verification to help block SIM-swap and phishing account takeovers.
Uber Fined $964M by Dutch Regulators Over GDPR
The Dutch DPA fined Uber €825M (~$964M) for GDPR violations tied to automated driver-account suspensions. Here's what businesses should know.
TikTok's $400M Child Privacy Settlement: What It Means
TikTok will pay $400 million to settle DOJ child privacy claims tied to COPPA. Here's what the settlement means for businesses and parents.
Windows Named Pipes: A Hidden Privilege Escalation Risk
Weak Windows named pipe permissions can let low-privilege malware reach privileged services. Here's how the attack works and how to lock pipes down.
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