Reuters reports a suspected ShinyHunters member known as Rey was detained in Jordan and is helping the FBI. Here is what is confirmed, what is not, and what UK organisations …
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A critical WordPress core flaw, CVE-2026-87902, was being probed by attackers hours after the 22 September patch. Here’s how it works and what to do now.
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What to Do When Your File-Transfer Vendor Tells You to Shut Down: Lessons From the Kiteworks Security Incident
Kiteworks asked customers to power down for nine hours after a credible threat warning. Here’s a practical checklist for businesses that depend on any secure file-transfer platform.
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Citrix’s confirmed active exploitation of an unauthenticated NetScaler exploit chain means patching alone isn’t enough. Here’s the case for treating it as a possible breach first.
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Bitget says attackers exploited a third-party security product to steal high-level credentials and drain about $388 million. Here is what happened and what to test for.
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Attackers used stolen staff passwords to take data on about 678,000 people and businesses from France’s tax agency. The ANSSI report shows what was missing, and what UK firms should …
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Attackers used a Custom GPT on OpenAI’s own domain to push a fake ChatGPT and a ClickFix lure. Here is how the chain worked and what to check.
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Sucuri has described a WordPress backdoor that hides in files, the database and shared memory, and restores itself after cleanup. Here is what it does and how to check for …
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Fortinet has confirmed active exploitation of CVE-2026-104286, a CVSS 9.8 flaw in FortiMail. Here is what it does, who is affected and what to do before a fix reaches you.
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The Trust Services Criteria never mention a pentest by name, yet auditors expect one for every SOC 2 report. Here is what actually drives that expectation.