TECHNOLOGY · AI · CYBERSECURITY · THE SYSTEMS SHAPING BUSINESSPage 3 of 8: earlier stories.
Most of the five critical NX-OS bugs depend on optional features being switched on, so administrators can check exposure quickly while they plan upgrades.
A new infrastructure program brings 11 founding partners on board, and an opt-in scanner will send maintainers exploits and fixes without human review.
A year of internal messages describes Telegram job ads, forged IDs and flash-drive thefts aimed at about 50 organizations, most of them law firms.
Google's flagship phone fell three times on the final day, including once to a team using an AI tool, as Oracle's AI database, printers and smart home hubs were also hacked.
The 2025 intrusion at legacy Cerner servers exposed Social Security numbers and medical records, and Oracle has not confirmed the new total.
The Russia-aligned UAC-0099 group kept refining its downloader with obfuscation and sandbox checks, and an early version appears to have gone unnoticed for about a year.
Researchers took $232,500 for 45 zero-days, with Nvidia's Dynamo, Oracle's AI database and the Chroma vector store among the targets compromised.
Prosecutors say the Florida recovery firm sold its own decryption technology while buying keys from attackers, billing clients more than twice what it paid out.
The 9.8-rated flaw sits in the cache server's multiprocess mode, and the project's own Kubernetes example exposes it on every network interface.
Control of the .gh, .sl and .as registries let attackers rewrite DNS and pass certificate checks for Google domains and several unnamed global brands.
Zhang Yu remains at large while co-defendant Xu Zewei, arrested in Milan last year, faces charges in the United States after his April extradition.
The ModernBERT-based model judges a candidate secret in under 2 milliseconds and is in private preview, with general availability planned for later in October.
Lumen researchers say the malware mines cryptocurrency on Ollama, LiteLLM and other open-source services, and can move its control server by editing a few words of verse.
Honeypots logged attempts against CVE-2026-21589 within about two hours, and researchers showed how a stolen Crowd config file can lead to Jira admin access.
Names, contact details and partial Social Security numbers were exposed, but the utility has not said how the attacker got in or when it noticed.
Sources told Krebs on Security the stolen data could pose operational safety risks; the company says its investigation so far found no impact on operations or products.
The bug lets an attacker with no login push requests through the appliance to internal functions, on a product line already hit by two exploited zero-day pairs this year.
A Seoul law firm is recruiting plaintiffs, while police say many of the 28 IP addresses tied to the attacks were relays used to hide the hackers' location.
The release also blocks shell characters in command-line usernames, hardens sftp downloads and promises faster releases as AI tools surface more bugs.
Google blocked the accounts while responding to what it called an external attack, and South Korea's education minister has promised a nationwide check.
Nearly 30,000 protection orders and 150,000 foster care review reports were also taken from a backup server before staff shut the intrusion down.
Island researchers say the kit draws a fake login window inside the browser and lets an operator choose which MFA prompt each victim sees.
A joint advisory says the credential campaign now deletes or changes original admin accounts and feeds access to INC/Lynx and Payload ransomware affiliates.
The new crew says an infostealer on a partner employee's machine opened the door, and one listed buyer says a $100 phone deposit never produced a device.