'BigDiskBuster' Leaves Microsoft Defender Running While Blocking Updates
Not quite an EDR-killer, but the proof-of-concept cyber technique creates a silent virus detection gap while service runs normally, no exploit required.
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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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What’s New in KioWare for Windows 8.42: Security, Payments, and Smarter Kiosk Data
Every KioWare product release is built around one question: what will make life easier and safer for the people running kiosks every day? KioWare for Windows 8.42 answers that with a mix of customer-requested features and targeted security improvements — and a lot of it came directly from conversations with the businesses who use KioWare […] The post What’s New in KioWare for Windows 8.42: Security, Payments, and Smarter Kiosk Data appeared first on KioWare.
CISO perspectives on managing vulnerability risks in the age of AI
Learn how CISOs can mitigate cybersecurity risks and increase resilience in the age of AI-powered vulnerability management. The post CISO perspectives on managing vulnerability risks in the age of AI appeared first on Microsoft Security Blog.
GTA 6 before release: fake leaks, “early access”, and other scams | Kaspersky official blog
Scammers are capitalizing on the upcoming GTA VI release by luring gamers with leaked builds and other ways of getting pre-launch access. Here’s how to avoid falling for their tricks.
Microsoft extends the Outlook naughty step with two more file types
You didn't really want to be sending around .msix and .msixbundle files, did you?
SASE for SMBs: Enterprise-Grade Security Without Enterprise Complexity | Todyl
How MSPs deliver SASE for small business clients: replace the VPN with ZTNA, order controls by friction, and package cloud-delivered security as a service.
Nearly 1,000 Patches in a Month: Why the Old Patching Model Is Breaking Down
Vulnerability discovery is beginning to outpace many organizations’ ability to assess and remediate what is being found. The challenge is no longer simply deploying patches. It is deciding what matters most, acting before exploitation, and doing so without disrupting critical systems. The post Nearly 1,000 Patches in a Month: Why the Old Patching Model Is Breaking Down first appeared on Action1.
ASOS “hackers” send push notifications to customers
ASOS customers received a push notification regarding a breach of the company. Here's what we know so far.
SMB1001: How Huntress Maps to Each Tier
SMB1001 gives small businesses a cybersecurity standard with a finish line. See how its five tiers work and where Huntress maps to each control.
How to Preload a Server: Boost Performance Before Traffic Hits
Have you ever launched a website, only to watch it crawl during the first wave of visitors? Slow first loads frustrate users and can leave gaps that attackers exploit. Knowing how to preload a server solves both problems. When you preload a server, you load the data, cache, and configurations it needs before real traffic […]
Up a Creek Without a Command Line: Mapping an Akira Ransomware Attack
How Huntress researchers reconstructed an Akira ransomware attack using Registry artifacts, Akira logs, and other post-compromise evidence.
It took one password to compromise two identity platforms
A stage-by-stage walkthrough of a realistic attack across Microsoft Entra ID and Okta, and exactly where each step gets flagged. The post It took one password to compromise two identity platforms appeared first on ThreatDown.
What Employees Should Know About MDM on Personal Devices
Since mobile device management (MDM) allows IT admins to control, secure, and manage mobile devices, it is commonly used to support organizations that allow employees to use personal devices for work. While MDM is a valuable component of modern IT management, its access to personal devices can be a pain point for some employees. Understanding […]
Governing Enterprise Mobile Application Ecosystems
Today, it is common for enterprise organizations to manage corporate mobile apps across smartphones, tablets, personal (BYOD) devices, and shared devices, and different kinds of company-owned hardware. As a company’s app sprawl grows, IT teams can lose track of what is installed, who owns each app, what is supported, and which ones are still needed. […]
Building Mobile Device Security Standards Across Apple and Android Environments
Most organizations handle a mix of devices (such as iPhones, iPads, Android smartphones, tablets), making it difficult to manage every single one using just one framework. Additionally, security teams often encounter visibility, compliance, or policy enforcement gaps that become more difficult to manage over time if left unaddressed. Therefore, it’s crucial to establish a consistent […]
CVE-2026-3854: How Git Push Options Became an Internal Metadata Injection Primitive
CVE-2026-3854 exposed a critical trust-boundary failure in the GitHub Enterprise Server (GHES) push pipeline. A value supplied through a standard Git push option could be copied into internal, semicolon-delimited metadata and later interpreted as trusted configuration. For organizations that use GHES to host private source code, deployment credentials, and connections to internal development systems, the […] The post CVE-2026-3854: How Git Push Options Became an Internal Metadata Injection
Facebook Marketplace scam uses your name and number
Facebook users are reporting receiving a message with a fake Facebook Marketplace listing that has their name as the seller.
How to securely erase an old hard drive before selling, donating or recycling it
Dragging files to the Trash or Recycle Bin does not make an old drive safe to give away. In many cases, deletion only removes the directions your computer uses to find the data; recovery software may still reconstruct photos, tax documents, saved passwords and other private files. CISA warns that even emptied trash can leave […] The post How to securely erase an old hard drive before selling, donating or recycling it first appeared on Total Defense.
New Linux malware turns vulnerable IoT devices into proxy nodes
A new Linux backdoor is turning vulnerable internet-facing devices into remotely controlled proxy nodes, while using the public Session Traversal Utilities for NAT (STUN) infrastructure to blend into normal VoIP and WebRTC traffic. Fortinet’s FortiGuard Labs said it has been tracking the malware, dubbed ClingSTUN, across multiple attacks exploiting known vulnerabilities in routers, IoT devices, DVRs and other network-connected hardware. The malware was seen exploiting flaws including command inj
Domino’s customers targeted in credential stuffing attacks
Domino's is warning customers by email that their accounts have been compromised in a credential stuffing attack.
Cybersecurity M&A Roundup: 39 Deals Announced in September 2026
Significant cybersecurity M&A deals announced by Dragos, IBM, Palo Alto Networks, Kiteworks, and Upwind. The post Cybersecurity M&A Roundup: 39 Deals Announced in September 2026 appeared first on SecurityWeek.
How Can Digital Risk Protection Services Help Banks Detect External Cyber Threats?
Banks have invested heavily in securing their internal IT infrastructure, endpoints, applications, and networks. However, cyber risks do not always originate inside the organisation. Attackers increasingly target a bank’s external digital presence, including websites, domains, social media accounts, mobile applications, employees, customers, and exposed credentials. A compromised domain, fake banking website, impersonated social media account, […] The post How Can Digital Risk Protection S
Shared Workstation Management: Keeping Windows Endpoints Consistent Without Reimaging
Learn how to keep shared Windows workstations consistent without reimaging, using five methods that reduce downtime and administrative effort. The post Shared Workstation Management: Keeping Windows Endpoints Consistent Without Reimaging appeared first on Faronics.
What Is Predictive Analytics? Unveiling the Power of Data-Driven Forecasting
Every click, purchase, login, and network packet leaves a trace. For most of business history, organizations looked at those traces only in the rear-view mirror, asking what happened and why. Today, the most competitive companies ask a far more valuable question: what is likely to happen next? That shift is exactly what predictive analytics makes […]
Request, Aggregate, Bypass: How Attackers Can Evade LLM Safety Classifiers
Machine-speed attacks require machine-speed prevention and detection
Defend at machine speed: machine-speed endpoint security that pairs prevention, EDR, and telemetry to stop AI-driven attacks.
Logging is a Discipline, Not a Switch
Logging isn't a switch to flip; it's something to tune and maintain. In this blog, we outline a four-step Active Directory logging framework covering log sizing, audit policies, detection goals, and gap analysis.
Crystal Eye Essentials Module 2: Crystal Eye 6.0 Demo
Crystal Eye Essentials Module 2: Crystal Eye 6.0 Demo rayah.medina Tue, 10/06/2026 - 02:37 In this CEE certification training course, Crystal Eye Essentials Module 2 builds on the foundations established in Module 1 and focuses on Crystal Eye OS, exploring existing and new features from Crystal Eye 6.0, the operating system that powers Crystal Eye appliances and cloud deployments. This session introduces how Crystal Eye OS delivers network security, visibility, and threat detection across on‑pre
Crystal Eye Essentials Module 1: Orchestrate
Crystal Eye Essentials Module 1: Orchestrate rayah.medina Tue, 10/06/2026 - 02:27 Crystal Eye Essentials Module 1 provides a practical, hands‑on introduction to Orchestrate, Red Piranha’s central platform for managing products, services, users, and security operations across customers and environments. This session is designed for partners, MSPs, and organisations new to Crystal Eye, and focuses on how the platform is used in the real world, from ordering services to managing incidents and custo
Water Is Life. That Makes It a Target.
Reprinted with permission from Focus Malaysia.
How to unsend an email in Gmail
Sent an email too soon? Here's how to unsend an email in Gmail, extend the Undo Send window to 30 seconds, and what to do when it's too late.
How to automate offsite encrypted backups with Proton Drive CLI
Automate encrypted offsite backups with Proton Drive CLI. Sign in, script, and schedule nightly uploads with cron on Linux, macOS, or Windows.
How to delete Google Search history
Here's how to clear Google search history on web, iPhone, and Android, plus how to auto-delete and limit what Google collects from now on.
CVE-2026-104286: Critical FortiMail Zero-Day Exploited for Unauthenticated File Writes
Fortinet has disclosed a critical FortiMail zero-day vulnerability that attackers are already exploiting in the wild. Tracked as CVE-2026-104286 and rated 9.8 on the CVSS scale, the flaw enables an unauthenticated remote attacker to write arbitrary files to the underlying system by sending specially crafted HTTP or HTTPS requests. The vulnerability poses a significant risk […] The post CVE-2026-104286: Critical FortiMail Zero-Day Exploited for Unauthenticated File Writes appeared first on
Strategic Threat Intelligence for Critical Attacks: What Executives and Security Leaders Need to Know
Most CISOs call threat intelligence valuable. Few say it shapes real decisions. What separates strategic threat intelligence that moves the board from reports that just get filed. The post Strategic Threat Intelligence for Critical Attacks: What Executives and Security Leaders Need to Know appeared first on Fidelis Security.
How Huntress Detects and Responds to a ClickFix Attack
ClickFix attacks leave no file to scan or block, which is why most endpoint tools miss it. See how Huntress Attack Disruption kills the chain in under a second.
IBM security advisory (AV26-997)
SOC as Code: Why the Next Stage of Security Operations Is About Scale, Not More Screens
The security industry has spent decades improving what analysts can do inside a console. But for many of today’s security organizations—especially MSSPs—the bigger problem is no longer the individual console. It is scale. How do you enforce the same operating policy across dozens or hundreds of customer environments? How do you onboard new telemetry without […] The post SOC as Code: Why the Next Stage of Security Operations Is About Scale, Not More Screens appeared first on Stellar C
How NetWitness Connects Network Security with Broader Cybersecurity Operations
How does NetWitness connect network security with broader cybersecurity operations? NetWitness connects network security with broader cybersecurity operations by correlating network, endpoint and cloud data within a unified threat detection and response platform. Its NDR capabilities provide full-packet capture, metadata enrichment, behavioural analytics and network forensics, while its broader platform supports threat hunting, investigation and […]
Best AI SOC Platform With SIEM and XDR in 2026: Why Unified Autonomous SOC Wins
Quick answer: The best AI SOC platform with SIEM and XDR is one that can detect, investigate, and resolve threats across endpoint, identity, network, and cloud in one workflow, and prove it with measurable numbers. Seceon OTM, with SERA AI Autonomous SOC, is a leading unified option: it runs aiSIEM, aiXDR-PMax, UEBA, and aiSOAR on The post Best AI SOC Platform With SIEM and XDR in 2026: Why Unified Autonomous SOC Wins appeared first on Seceon Inc.