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    Kemp LoadMaster Vulnerability Is a Wake-Up Call on Edge Devices

    by Rebecca Sutton July 2, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton July 2, 2026

    A second maximum-severity flaw in Kemp LoadMaster in two years shows why load balancers need the same patch discipline as public web servers.

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    Ransomware via Search Results: Why Your Software Download Policy Is a Security Control

    by Rebecca Sutton June 30, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton June 30, 2026

    Ransomware via search results is now a documented attack route. A Bing search for IT software led to full network encryption in 44 hours. Here is why your download policy …

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    StegoAd: What the Browser Extension Malware Campaign Means for Your Organisation

    by Rebecca Sutton June 29, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton June 29, 2026

    StegoAd infected 2.6 million users through official browser stores using steganography to hide payloads in images. Here is what UK businesses should audit and lock down.

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    Your Signal Account Is Encrypted. Your Team’s Behaviour Isn’t.

    by Rebecca Sutton June 27, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton June 27, 2026

    Russian intelligence is stealing Signal backup recovery keys to read encrypted message histories, without breaking the encryption. Here’s what that means for how UK businesses use secure messaging.

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    Your Team’s Chrome Ad Blocker Could Be Reading Your Work Sessions

    by Rebecca Sutton June 26, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton June 26, 2026

    Adblock for YouTube has a dormant script injection capability that its owners could activate with one server change. Here is what it means for your organisation and what to do …

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    Operation Endgame Took Down the Servers. The People Running Them Are Still Out There

    by Rebecca Sutton June 25, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton June 25, 2026

    Operation Endgame disrupted Amadey and StealC infrastructure on a significant scale. But with no arrests, the operators survive intact. Here is what that means for UK businesses building their security …

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    How the Scattered Spider Attack Bypassed TfL’s Defences: Lessons for UK Businesses

    by Rebecca Sutton June 24, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton June 24, 2026

    Two members of Scattered Spider have pleaded guilty over the 2024 TfL breach. The techniques they used are low-tech and still active. Here is what organisations can do to make …

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    ShapedPlugin Backdoor: What WordPress Site Owners Need to Check Right Now

    by Rebecca Sutton June 23, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton June 23, 2026

    Three ShapedPlugin Pro plugins served malware via official updates for three weeks. Updating the plugin is not enough — here is what site owners need to do.

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    CVE-2026-47729 Squidbleed: Is Your Proxy Leaking Passwords? How to Check and Fix It

    by Rebecca Sutton June 22, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton June 22, 2026

    The Squidbleed vulnerability in Squid Proxy leaks HTTP credentials from heap memory in every default installation. Here is how to check whether you are affected and what to do while …

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    Why the Gravity SMTP Vulnerability Should Change How You Think About Plugin Credentials

    by Rebecca Sutton June 21, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton June 21, 2026

    The Gravity SMTP vulnerability (CVE-2026-4020) is being exploited at mass scale. But the real issue is structural: email plugins holding API keys create a risk that one permission bug can …

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