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TLDR Two security testers spent nearly 20 hours in jail in 2019. They had proper penetration testing authorisation from the Iowa Judicial Branch. Dallas County arrested them anyway. The sheriff …

TLDR Microsoft is finally pulling the plug on NTLM authentication by default. The company announced a three-phase plan to shift Windows environments towards Kerberos. Phase one is already live with …

TLDR Microsoft confirmed it gave BitLocker encryption keys to the FBI as part of a fraud investigation in Guam. The company receives roughly 20 such requests yearly. By default, Windows …

TLDR Ubisoft took Rainbow Six Siege completely offline after a massive hack gave players billions of in-game credits, ultra-rare skins, and randomly applied or removed account bans. The breach affected …

Update 24th December: Galen Hunt, Microsoft’s Distinguished Engineer, has backtracked on his original statement about eliminating C and C++. His LinkedIn post attracted more attention than he expected, prompting him …

TLDR A critical n8n vulnerability tracked as CVE-2025-68613 has been discovered in the popular workflow automation platform. The flaw carries a CVSS score of 9.9 and allows authenticated attackers to …

TLDR: Over 115,000 WatchGuard firewalls remain vulnerable to CVE-2025-14733, a critical zero-day exploit that’s being actively used in attacks. The vulnerability allows remote code execution without authentication. WatchGuard released patches, …

TLDR Cloudflare experienced a major service disruption on 18 November 2025, affecting platforms including X, ChatGPT, Claude, and Spotify. The infrastructure provider identified the root cause as an oversized configuration …

TLDR: Microsoft Agent 365 teases autonomous AI agents with full organisational identities. These agents could access corporate systems, attend meetings, and handle sensitive data. Security professionals are concerned about new …

TLDR A former defense contractor manager admitted selling sensitive cyber exploits to Russia obtained through intelligence intermediaries. Peter Williams pleaded guilty to stealing proprietary hacking tools from his employer and …