Excessive agency and least agency: What they mean for your AI tools
Excessive agency isn't the same thing as excessive privilege. Learn how OWASP's Excessive Agency changes the way we limit what AI agents can access and how freely they can act.
Vendor news
Funding rounds, leadership changes, incidents, new capabilities and announcements across the vendors in this catalog — collected automatically from vendors' own public feeds. Product release versions are on their own page, so the landing feed here never reads as one vendor's changelog.Where this comes fromEvery item links to the vendor's own published source: a GitHub release feed, a changelog, a status page, an SEC filing or a company blog. Nothing here is written or editorially reviewed by 0-Doubt, and nothing is a recommendation — it is machine-collected public record, labelled the same way as all other baseline content on the platform. Coverage is uneven by design: a vendor that publishes no public feed will not appear, and that absence is not a judgement about the vendor.
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How to Detect and Fix Missing Windows Updates?
Learn how to find and fix missing Windows updates in Windows 10 and Windows 11. This guide covers Windows Update, PowerShell, common error codes, failed and pending updates, troubleshooting, DISM and SFC repairs, manual installation, and ways to manage missing updates across multiple endpoints. The post How to Detect and Fix Missing Windows Updates? first appeared on Action1.
Wait until you return home to post travel photos and protect your privacy
Vacation photos are fun to share. A beach sunset, airport selfie, hotel view, or family adventure can keep friends updated while you travel. Unfortunately, posting those memories in real time can also tell strangers where you are—and where you are not. The safer approach is simple: take all the photos you want, but wait until […] The post Wait until you return home to post travel photos and protect your privacy first appeared on Total Defense.
Be vague in your auto-reply message to protect your privacy and reduce phishing risk
Setting an out-of-office auto-reply is convenient. It tells people you are unavailable, manages expectations, and keeps your inbox from feeling ignored. But if your auto-reply shares too much, it can also give strangers useful information about your schedule, location, coworkers, travel plans, or home being empty. A safer auto-reply keeps things simple: “I’m currently unavailable […] The post Be vague in your auto-reply message to protect your privacy and reduce phishing risk first appeare
Metasploit Wrap Up: Lot of summer shells and fit http profiles
This wrap-up brings a full-on shell parade. Thirteen shiny new modules landed, starting with a buffet of RCEs. WordPress WP2Shell, Ghost CMS, Joomla JCE, Langflow, OpenCATS, Pterodactyl Panel, SonicWall SMA1000, Ray Dashboard, a Pix-for-WooCommerce, and for those who like their exploits closer to the bare-metal, the Fragnesia Linux kernel LPE (CVE-2026-46300). Metasploit also got the glow-up of the summer with the new http malleable profiles, MCP functionality and linux multi fetch payloads (mor
How to Deploy XDR Across On-Prem and Cloud Environments: A Step-by-Step Strategy
A practitioner's guide to deploying XDR across on-prem and cloud environments: asset inventory, agent and connector rollout, identity federation, and response automation. The post How to Deploy XDR Across On-Prem and Cloud Environments: A Step-by-Step Strategy appeared first on Fidelis Security.
How Behavioral EDR Improves Malware Hunting Accuracy
Learn how Behavioral EDR improves malware hunting by detecting suspicious behaviors, fileless attacks, and advanced threats with continuous monitoring. The post How Behavioral EDR Improves Malware Hunting Accuracy appeared first on Fidelis Security.
Malware Traffic Analysis for EDR Teams: How to Connect Endpoint Events to Network Behavior
Learn how EDR teams connect endpoint events to network behavior using malware traffic analysis to detect C2 activity, data exfiltration, and advanced threats. The post Malware Traffic Analysis for EDR Teams: How to Connect Endpoint Events to Network Behavior appeared first on Fidelis Security.
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity – Week 33 (2026)
Courts sentence Com member for sextorting 117 minors, joint advisory warns of Gunra ransomware, and ShieldBreak bypasses MS Defender for SYSTEM access.
ThreatLocker MDR intercepts ACR stealer delivered by ClickFix
The ThreatLocker MDR team intercepted an attempted ClickFix attack in a client environment. Review the threat analysis and why attackers continue to attempt this attack style.
When the Attacker Doesn’t Sleep, Correlation Isn’t Enough
An autonomous agent proved something last month that was previously theoretical: credential-valid, signature-free attacks now move faster than the SOC stacks built to catch them. This is not a story about one lab, one benchmark, or one unlucky target. It is a preview of what every enterprise now has running inside its own walls in […]
Ransomware Threats in the Americas H1 2026: Dissecting the Regional Attack Patterns and Dominant Actors
The Americas carried the heaviest ransomware burden of any region on the planet in the first half of 2026. According to Cyble Research and Intelligence Labs (CRIL), North and South America combined experienced 2,188 documented ransomware attacks between January and June 2026. That single figure — 2,188 attacks — represents more than 57% of the 3,836 ransomware incidents CRIL tracked worldwide, making the Americas the undisputed center of gravity for global ransomware operations. But the Americas
Arctic Wolf Celebrates 2026 CRN Annual Report Card (ARC) Award Wins
Solution Providers Rank Arctic Wolf as the Top Performer in Security Operations Platforms/SIEM and Managed Detection and Response EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. — August 14, 2026 — Arctic Wolf®, the cybersecurity and AI company, today announced it has earned a 2026 CRN Annual Report Card (ARC) Award in Security Operations Platforms/SIEM and Managed Detection and Response from ... Arctic Wolf Celebrates 2026 CRN Annual Report Card (ARC) Award Wins
Apple now uses iPhone alerts for targets of mercenary spyware
Apple explains how Threat Notifications help protect iPhone users targeted by mercenary spyware.
Reliable Windows app patching with Iru system tray notifications
Notify Windows users when app updates are available. When your users are ready, they can allow Iru to close the app and update the application. Employees get more control over when updates land, and you spend less time chasing down unpatched devices.
WhatsApp is testing a new warning for scam messages
An optional new feature uses on-device AI to flag messages that look like scams.
Set child computer safety rules to help kids build safer online habits
Kids learn fast online. They can stream videos, play games, message friends, search for homework help, download apps, and explore new websites in minutes. That freedom can be great, but it also comes with risks. A clear set of computer safety rules helps children understand what they can do, what they should avoid, and when […] The post Set child computer safety rules to help kids build safer online habits first appeared on Total Defense.
Network Security Monitoring
Modern organizations depend on networks to connect employees, applications, cloud services, customers, devices, data centers, and business-critical systems. As these environments become increasingly distributed, securing the network perimeter alone is no longer enough. Cybercriminals can exploit stolen credentials, vulnerable devices, malicious applications, misconfigured cloud resources, phishing attacks, malware, and compromised endpoints to gain access to The post Network Security Monitoring
OT Security Frameworks Explained: IEC 62443, NIST, and NERC CIP
Operational Technology (OT) environments are at the core of critical infrastructure, including energy, manufacturing, utilities, transportation, and industrial systems. As these environments become increasingly connected to IT networks and cloud platforms, they are facing unprecedented cybersecurity risks. Unlike traditional IT systems, OT environments prioritize safety, availability, and reliability. However, this operational focus often results in […]
Network Detection and Response
Modern cyberattacks rarely remain confined to a single endpoint or application. Attackers increasingly move through networks, abuse legitimate credentials, communicate with command-and-control infrastructure, exploit vulnerabilities, and attempt lateral movement toward high-value systems. As organizations adopt cloud services, remote work, IoT, operational technology (OT), SaaS applications, and hybrid infrastructures, the network has become more distributed—and harder The post Network Detection
From Hardware to Software: Lessons from Shure’s Digital Evolution
For a century, the business model for most device manufacturers was relatively simple. Build something excellent, put it in a box, and sell it. The product was finished the day it rolled off the line. That model still works, but it no longer reflects how products create value over time, as software increasingly extends a device’s capabilities long after it leaves the factory. Shure has a rich history in professional audio, best known for its microphones. Rod Behr leads their software go-to
How Fast Is 5G Internet? A Complete Guide for Businesses and Tech Leaders
If you’ve asked yourself “how fast is 5G internet, really?” you’re not alone. Carrier ads throw around numbers like “up to 10 Gbps,” but the speed your business actually experiences on a Tuesday afternoon in a downtown office is a very different story. For IT leaders evaluating network upgrades, remote-work infrastructure, or IoT deployments, understanding […]
Why Hybrid Web Filtering Is Becoming the New Standard for Schools
Cloud-first should not mean cloud-only. A hybrid approach provides the strongest filtering architecture applying the right enforcement method to each device, user, and network environment. The post Why Hybrid Web Filtering Is Becoming the New Standard for Schools first appeared on Ativion.
WiFi Pineapple hacking: How hackers can infiltrate your WiFi
Ever wonder what a WiFi Pineapple is? Or, how it got its name? Read on to find how hackers use WiFi Pineapples and how to defend against Pineapple attacks.
Recognized in Gartner Voice of the Customer for MDR
WithSecure recognized in Gartner Voice of the Customer for MDR with 100% Willingness to Recommend The post Recognized in Gartner Voice of the Customer for MDR appeared first on WithSecure™.
The LiteLLM Supply-Chain Attack — TeamPCP “SANDCLOCK” CI/CD Credential-Harvesting Campaign via a Backdoored Trivy GitHub Action
10 Hacker Summer Camp Standouts at Black Hat and DEF CON
From the panels to the villages, Huntress researchers and SOC analysts were all over Hacker Summer Camp this year. Here’s what stood out at Black Hat and DEF CON.
How to Change DNS Server
Is your internet loading slower than it should, or do you keep landing on websites that feel oddly unsafe? The culprit might not be your Wi-Fi at all — it could be your DNS settings. Learning how to change DNS server settings is one of the easiest, most overlooked ways to speed up your browsing […]
Why CI Security Guidance Keeps Failing Small Utility Operators
Most critical infrastructure security guidance is built for large enterprises, not small utilities. Here is a practical framework for operators with limited staff and budget.
Advisory Alert: How The Gentlemen Ransomware Blinds Your EDR Defenses
Reading Time: 8 minsDiscover how threat actor The Gentlemen, aka Storm-2697, blinds endpoint security defenses and how to neutralize the threat. The post Advisory Alert: How The Gentlemen Ransomware Blinds Your EDR Defenses appeared first on Lumu Technologies.
What Agentic AI Actually Changes in Fraud Prevention
The post What Agentic AI Actually Changes in Fraud Prevention appeared first on Feedzai.
How to Check for Windows Updates via PowerShell?
Learn how to manage Windows updates with PowerShell using the native Windows Update COM API, PSWindowsUpdate, legacy wuauclt commands, and scheduled tasks. This guide also covers remote deployment, no-admin update checks, Error 1053 troubleshooting, RMM workflows, and fleet-wide missing update management with Action1. The post How to Check for Windows Updates via PowerShell? first appeared on Action1.
Kiosk Operating System Showdown: Windows vs. Android vs. Linux
Most kiosk projects start with the app or the enclosure. The operating system gets picked almost by accident, usually whatever the team already knows. Then it quietly decides everything that comes after it. Your kiosk operating system sets the ceiling on what your deployment can do. It shapes your hardware options, your security exposure, how […] The post Kiosk Operating System Showdown: Windows vs. Android vs. Linux appeared first on KioWare.
Action1 Demo: Jira Edition
See how Action1 automates patching and vulnerability remediation across Windows, macOS, and Linux. This recorded demo also shows how the Jira Cloud integration creates and routes tickets for CVEs, missing updates, pending reboots, and failed automations. The post Action1 Demo: Jira Edition first appeared on Action1.
Education Under Attack: The Pattern Behind Recent University Breaches
Four university breaches, one root cause: misconfiguration. See the pattern behind 2026's higher ed cyberattacks and how to fix the gap.
How to tell an AI-written book from an expert’s | Kaspersky official blog
Why — and for whom — artificial intelligence is now churning out books, how they end up on Amazon, and what risks this poses for readers.
How to tell an AI-written book from an expert’s | Kaspersky official blog
Why — and for whom — artificial intelligence is now churning out books, how they end up on Amazon, and what risks this poses for readers.
Detecting unauthorized SUID and SGID binaries with Wazuh
SUID (Set User ID) and SGID (Set Group ID) are special Linux file permission bits. They allow a program to run with the privileges of the file owner or group rather than the user who launches it. Legitimate binaries such as passwd, sudo, and chage rely on these bits to perform privileged operations safely. Attackers […] The post Detecting unauthorized SUID and SGID binaries with Wazuh appeared first on Wazuh.
Fake Refund Scam Hits Shopify Shop App Users
A Shopify fake refund scam has been making the rounds over the past few months, targeting Shopify’s Shop app users directly within the app. Here’s what to know.
Network Threat Analytics
Networks are the foundation of modern digital business. Employees connect to applications, customers access online services, cloud workloads communicate with APIs, endpoints exchange information, and operational technology systems interact with critical infrastructure. While this connectivity enables efficiency and innovation, it also creates opportunities for cybercriminals. Modern attackers do not always rely on obvious malware or The post Network Threat Analytics appeared first on Seceon Inc.