A data breach at Booking.com has leaked the personal information of customers across multiple countries after unauthorized third parties accessed reservation details.
The supply chain attack on third-party library Axios has forced OpenAI to revoke its code-signing certificate and require users to update their macOS certificates.
The U.K.’s NCSC warns that Russian hackers linked to the country’s GRU Military Intelligence Unit are using compromised routers for DNS hijacking to enable credential theft.
Microsoft has banned the developer accounts of high-profile open-source projects, leaving them unable to publish software updates, exposing Windows users to various cyber threats.
A joint advisory by U.S. federal agencies warns of Iranian-affiliated cyber attacks on critical infrastructure, including energy, water, and government sectors.
The Trump administration has proposed a $707 million cut to CISA’s operating budget, citing waste, weaponization, and redundancy concerns, as nation-state cyber threats increase.
A ransomware attack hit the online ticketing platform Vivaticket, disrupting booking services across European museums and monuments.
The FBI has declared the security breach of its surveillance system by suspected Chinese hackers a major cyber incident with potential national security implications.
While Anthropic has attempted to contain the leak damage with takedown requests, the AI agent's code unsurprisingly spread like wildfire and is now essentially available to anyone willing to look for it. One early development has been promises of the source code as bait via malicious advertisements, but a number of other security and business competition risks loom.
It’s easy to see why network admins are often compared to superheroes – they go above and beyond offering infrastructural eyes and ears, responding rapidly to threats, and providing the backbone of modern business operations.
