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What happens when the people you hire to save you from cybercriminals are secretly helping the criminals win? That’s not a streaming thriller — it’s the real-world allegation at the heart of a federal case that could upend the ransomware negotiation industry. According to a recent report, federal prosecutors charged three cybersecurity professionals — Angelo…
What if your most trusted Microsoft cloud traffic wasn’t just business as usual—but an attacker’s covert lifeline into your environment? That’s exactly the unsettling reality behind Harvester’s newest move: a Linux build of its GoGra backdoor that blends into legitimate Microsoft Graph API and Outlook mailbox traffic to quietly exfiltrate data and pull down payloads….
If a private club—somewhere that should feel exclusive and safe—can fall to a ransomware attack, what does that say about the rest of us? The latest incident in Hong Kong, impacting more than 9,000 club members, is a sobering reminder that cybercriminals go where the data is, not just where the headlines are. And this…
If a rising ransomware crew can break into two separate healthcare providers in two different states—on opposite ends of the country—what chance does the average clinic have? And if attackers are cherry-picking medical histories, diagnoses, and treatment notes, what happens next for patients, providers, and regulators? Those questions aren’t hypothetical. According to a report published…
If you’re a UMMC patient, provider, or Mississippi resident, one question keeps hanging in the air: What happened to the patient data after the University of Mississippi Medical Center’s cyberattack—and how worried should we be now? Months after a March 2026 ransomware incident disrupted Mississippi’s largest hospital system, answers remain frustratingly incomplete. The Medusa ransomware…
What would happen if the next cyberattack didn’t target hospitals or pipelines—but your town’s drinking water? That’s not a hypothetical anymore. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) just asked for a significant budget bump to harden U.S. water systems before a headline-grabbing breach hits. As reported by ClearanceJobs, the EPA is proposing a $19.1 million increase…
Can a monitor cable become a spy? If that question makes you raise an eyebrow, you’re not alone—and you’re right to be curious. Display interfaces like HDMI and DisplayPort have quietly threaded their way into every corner of modern business, from incident response war rooms to trading floors and boardrooms. For years, they’ve been treated…
What happens when an AI can spot more software flaws in a week than your team can patch in a quarter? Anthropic’s Project Glasswing just answered that question—then raised a scarier one. Their AI model, Mythos, reportedly unearthed decades-old vulnerabilities across major software stacks. The catch? Fewer than 1% were patched. If that stat made…
If you woke up to another “security update” from your cloud provider and felt that sinking feeling, you’re not alone. Vercel has confirmed the discovery of additional compromised customer accounts connected to a prior incident involving Context.ai-linked access. For teams that live and deploy in the cloud, this isn’t just another headline—it’s a reminder that…
What happens when an AI can out-hack your best red team—and quantum computers inch closer to cracking the cryptography that underpins the internet? That’s not sci‑fi. It’s the real tension behind Anthropic’s decision to sharply restrict access to its newest large language model, Mythos, after internal tests showed it could surface previously unknown software vulnerabilities…
