macOS Gatekeeper vulnerability allows app replacement
As detailed in The Register, security researchers uncovered a vulnerability in Apple's macOS Gatekeeper security feature that could allow malicious actors to...
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How to Evaluate Attack Surface Reduction and Remediation Workflows
Notification delivery creates a false completion signal
The Cloud Shared Responsibility Model — Operationalized
Understanding which party can take which API actions — and which party is accountable for the resulting configuration state — determines where security contr...
Risk Advisory: Filtering Known-Bad Messages Does Not Prove Detection Readiness
Block rate is not a proxy for detection coverage against these threats
What Endpoint Security Actually Controls
Three questions can test whether endpoint control architecture is working
Kubernetes Runtime Threats Explained
Kubernetes clusters are commonly targeted for data and compute power theft
What Cloud, SaaS, and AI Data Security Actually Controls
The key is understanding where control assumptions break
The real lesson from Claude Mythos isn't about AI, it’s about governance
AI can help us sharpen our policy decisions – but we still have to know what to look for.
Is cybersecurity already full of AI slop?
Agentic AI cuts alert noise by prioritizing and fixing real risks, not creating more work.
How to Evaluate Cloud Detection, Response, and Resilience Platforms
Can platforms reduce scope uncertainty and enable safe containment decisions?
Notepad++ used in new stealthy attacks targeting Ukraine
As outlined in Bleeping Computer, Ukrainian CERT has identified a new cyber campaign that leverages the legitimate Notepad++ application to distribute malwar...
Two-decade-old vulnerability found in Wansview security camera
Cyber Insider disclosed that a popular Wansview indoor security camera model, the WVC Q5, was found to be shipping with a web server vulnerable to a flaw fir...
How to Evaluate CNAPP and Cloud Security Control Planes
These platforms enforce consistent security baselines across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud environments through unified policy frameworks
Lampion banking malware continues to target Portuguese organizations
A banking Trojan known as Lampion, believed to have originated in Brazil, is still actively used in ongoing attacks targeting Portuguese organizations.
FedRAMP director warns tech companies against selling to federal agencies if they can't fix vulnerabilities
Technology companies that cannot quickly fix dangerous vulnerabilities should not be allowed to sell their products to federal agencies, according to Pete Wa...
Hospital security compromised by social engineering and poor network practices
As outlined in The Register, a recent security assessment highlighted significant vulnerabilities within the healthcare sector, particularly concerning compr...
Google rolls out selfie video sign-in for account recovery
As outlined in The Register, Google has introduced a new account recovery method that utilizes selfie videos, allowing users to regain access to their accoun...
Fabricated machine identities pose overlooked security risk
The Hacker News disclosed that a significant and often overlooked security threat involves fabricated machine identities, a concept analogous to synthetic id...
Millions of vehicles vulnerable to Bluetooth car theft attacks
Millions of vehicles equipped with dealer-installed KARR and SWDS security systems are susceptible to Bluetooth-based attacks that could allow unauthorized a...
End-to-end encryption and the third round of the ‘going dark’ debate
A new paper analyzes the current controversies over end-to-end encryption (E2EE), which governments worldwide are seeking to limit for law enforcement and na...