Rank Math PRO 3.0.123 shipped with a self-rebuilding backdoor for about eleven hours. Here is who is affected and how to clean up.
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OSINT is the practice of turning public information into security insight. Here is how attackers and testers use it, what it reveals about your business and how to shrink your …
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The Synnovis attack hit London hospitals through one supplier. Here are five questions that show whether your own suppliers could take you down.
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Attackers reached refrigeration controllers at French supermarkets and warmed fridges overnight. Here is what is known, what is not, and what to check in your own premises.
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The latest North Korean IT worker case needed no exploit, only a convincing interview. Why hiring is now part of your security perimeter.
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Citizen Lab has shown that a targeted ad was enough to infect Al Jazeera devices with Candiru spyware, no click needed. Here is how it worked and what UK organisations …
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Attackers briefly swapped files on AOMEI’s update servers so that Backupper installs downloaded a backdoor. Here is what Google and ManageEngine found.
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An attacker used a credential for ConnectWise’s Cloud Backup app to sign in to Microsoft 365 tenants one by one. Here is what happened and the checks to run this …
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A Linux kernel networking flaw, CVE-2026-99999, lets code in a guest VM leak host memory. Here is how it works and what to patch.
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Ledger confirmed a hardware implant in a wallet sold by a Southeast Asian reseller. Here is what is known, what is not, and what businesses should check about the devices …