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AI Security OpenAI Engineer Arrested Over Hidden Recorder in Executive Conference Room
MEDIUM AI Security

OpenAI Engineer Arrested Over Hidden Recorder in Executive Conference Room

Saudi national Abdulrahman Alfozan was arrested and fired after a covert listening device was discovered in a San Francisco conference room used…

by Robbie · 1 month ago
Vulnerabilities Microsoft Patches Record 1,413 Flaws, CISA Flags Exploited Windows Zero-Day
CRITICAL Vulnerabilities

Microsoft Patches Record 1,413 Flaws, CISA Flags Exploited Windows Zero-Day

Microsoft's latest Patch Tuesday fixes an unprecedented 1,413 vulnerabilities, including a Windows flaw already under active attack. CISA has added it and…

by Robbie · 1 month ago
Vulnerabilities Critical Ghostscript Flaw Lets Malicious PDFs Hijack Servers
CRITICAL Vulnerabilities

Critical Ghostscript Flaw Lets Malicious PDFs Hijack Servers

A heap buffer overflow in Ghostscript, tracked as CVE-2026-39919, can be triggered by a crafted PDF to achieve remote code execution on…

by Robbie · 1 month ago
AI Security Google Launches Gemini 4 Argon, Touts Vulnerability Discovery and Patching at Scale
AI Security

Google Launches Gemini 4 Argon, Touts Vulnerability Discovery and Patching at Scale

Google DeepMind's new frontier model is now globally available, with the company highlighting its use in finding and fixing critical security flaws…

by Robbie · 1 month ago
Exploits Cyberattack on Refrigeration Controllers Spoils Food at European Supermarkets
HIGH Exploits

Cyberattack on Refrigeration Controllers Spoils Food at European Supermarkets

Attackers compromised refrigeration control systems, forcing freezers and refrigerators across hundreds of supermarkets to defrost, raising fresh concerns about the security of…

by Robbie · 1 month ago
Exploits Hackers Hijack Danfoss Controllers, Heat French Supermarket Fridges to 50°C
HIGH Exploits

Hackers Hijack Danfoss Controllers, Heat French Supermarket Fridges to 50°C

Attackers remotely seized refrigeration controllers at hundreds of French supermarkets overnight, spiking temperatures and forcing stores to dump spoiled food.

by Robbie · 1 month ago
Research Ransomware Negotiator Charged With Conspiracy to Extort Victims
MEDIUM Research

Ransomware Negotiator Charged With Conspiracy to Extort Victims

A well-known cybersecurity executive who built a career helping companies respond to ransomware attacks is now himself facing federal extortion charges.

by Robbie · 1 month ago
Research Norway Hits Microsoft’s Xandr With $9.6M Fine Over Grindr Data Sharing
MEDIUM Research

Norway Hits Microsoft’s Xandr With $9.6M Fine Over Grindr Data Sharing

Datatilsynet says Xandr exposed sensitive sexual orientation data of Grindr users to thousands of advertisers without valid consent, in what it calls…

by Robbie · 1 month ago
Research Let’s Encrypt to Default New Certificates to 64-Day Validity Starting 2027
Research

Let’s Encrypt to Default New Certificates to 64-Day Validity Starting 2027

Let's Encrypt is shortening the default lifespan of TLS certificates to 64 days beginning in February 2027, a stepping stone toward an…

by Robbie · 1 month ago
Vulnerabilities Max-Severity SonicWall SMA1000 Flaw Under Attack Just Days After Patch
CRITICAL Vulnerabilities

Max-Severity SonicWall SMA1000 Flaw Under Attack Just Days After Patch

A pre-authenticated SSRF vulnerability in SonicWall SMA1000 appliances is already being probed by attackers, three days after SonicWall shipped a fix.

by Robbie · 1 month ago
Research Malicious GitHub Actions Workflow Hits 340+ Repos via Hijacked Maintainer Accounts
HIGH Research

Malicious GitHub Actions Workflow Hits 340+ Repos via Hijacked Maintainer Accounts

Attackers compromised at least two prominent open-source maintainer accounts to push a credential-stealing GitHub Actions workflow across hundreds of repositories, researchers say.

by Robbie · 1 month ago
Research Malware at Karaoke Giant’s Contractor Exposes 8.6 Million Records
MEDIUM Research

Malware at Karaoke Giant’s Contractor Exposes 8.6 Million Records

A malware infection on a contractor's employee computer has exposed personal data tied to Japan's largest karaoke chain operator, Daiichi Kosho, affecting…

by Robbie · 1 month ago
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