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Critical Cisco NX-OS Flaws Threaten Nexus Switches Cisco has patched five critical vulnerabilities affecting Nexus 3000 and Nexus 9000 switches running standalone NX-OS. The flaws can allow unauthenticated remote attacke
At a glance: Cisco released security updates on October 7, 2026, to address a critical vulnerability in the NX-API management interface used by some Cisco Nexus switches and Unified Computing System fabric interconnects. CVE-2026-76471 allows a remote threat actor to execute code with root privileges or cause an affected device to reload. Exploitation of Nexus switches requires the NX-API feature to be enabled and reachable. Identify affected devices, review whether NX-API is enabled, restrict a
No fim de junho, a Agência Nacional de Proteção de Dados concluiu a primeira fase de um monitoramento sobre duas obrigações que costumam ser tratadas como as mais elementares da LGPD: indicar um encarregado e manter um canal pelo qual o titular consiga falar com a empresa sem esforço.  Dos 56 agentes de tratamento oficiados, 27 atenderam integralmente às solicitações, oito ficaram com pendências a corrigir em dez dias úteis e 21 não responderam aos pedidos de adequação, o que levou esses ca
This week’s Reachability Watch covers nearly 440 new CVEs, an unauthenticated script endpoint in LMCache, and how Vulnerability Cloaking closes the gap. The post Reachability Watch: An AI Cache Server That Runs Any Script It’s Sent, and Nearly 440 New CVEs appeared first on NetFoundry.
CISA issued three ICS advisories spanning widely deployed energy and communications technologies, Canada flagged a Johnson Controls camera software command-injection flaw, and a joint U.S. advisory outlined Chinese government-linked data-theft activity affecting multiple sectors including critical manufacturing. CISA advisory lists high-severity vulnerability classes in Grid Protection Alliance openPDC and openHistorian CISA published ICSA-26-281-02 on October […] The post Daily OT Securit
Lateral movement detection is the practice of identifying an attacker who has gained an initial foothold and is now moving from system to system inside your environment. Because most lateral movement rides on stolen or abused credentials, the fastest way to catch it is credential-based attack detection: correlating identity signals (who authenticated, how, from where, The post How Credential Attack Detection Stops Lateral Movement appeared first on Seceon Inc.
Continuous offensive security testing is not faster pentesting. See the standard of proof it runs on, and how to build your program around it.
Key Takeaways AI moved from planning to production faster than data readiness did, and agents now act on untrusted data at machine speed, before anyone can intervene. Precisely announced the Precisely Platform for unified data management and Precisely AI Studio for building on it. AI Studio is available today. Customers at Lake Michigan Credit Union […] The post 5 takeaways from Precisely Now: Trusted AI starts with trusted data appeared first on Precisely.
Key Takeaways AI moved from planning to production faster than data readiness did, and agents now act on untrusted data at machine speed, before anyone can intervene. Precisely announced the Precisely Platform for unified data management and Precisely AI Studio for building on it. AI Studio is available today. Customers at Lake Michigan Credit Union […] The post 5 takeaways from Precisely Now: Trusted AI starts with trusted data appeared first on Precisely.
GPT-6.1 Sol writes 39% more code than GPT-6 Sol, with a higher pass rate and lower finding density. See the full code quality and security evaluation.
Sony patched seven XAV-9500ES vulnerabilities affecting Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and USB. VicOne examines the attack paths, potential impact, and next steps.
Threat actors have been observed exploiting two recently disclosed flaws in the AhsayCBS backup utility to seize control of affected devices and deploy web shells and XMRig cryptocurrency miners. Details of the flaws are below - CVE-2026-105133 (CVSS v4 score: 5.5) - An improper authentication vulnerability in the checkSysPwd() function in the "com/ahsay/obs/api/ApiStructsAction.java"
Attackers are exploiting a maximum-severity vulnerability in SonicWall SMA1000 appliances (CVE-2026-102255) that was patched on Tuesday, three days ago. [...]
Fraud has always evolved. What has changed is the pace. Americans who filed cryptocurrency-related complaints reported losses exceeding $11 billion in a single year, one data point among many that signal a threat landscape operating at an entirely different scale and velocity than even a few years ago. For fraud prevention leaders and CROs at... The post Top Fraud Trends: How Identity Intelligence Can Help appeared first on Jumio: End-to-End ID, Identity Verification and AML Solutions.
Blog EASM vs Penetration Testing: Why Continuous Asset Visibility Matters An organisation can only assess the security of the systems it knows about. Internet-facing assets change as new applications go live and cloud services are reconfigured, and older systems often keep running after the project that needed them has ended. When those changes go unnoticed, […] The post EASM vs Penetration Testing: Why Continuous Asset Visibility Matters appeared first on ThreatMon.
Your organization is deploying AI. Lots of it. Model pilots, vendor tools, internal RAG systems, and generative workflows embedded in business processes. The conversations in your boardroom and your engineering team are almost entirely technical: "What models are we using? How do we ensure accuracy? Can we scale this?" Here's what they're missing: AI transformation ... The post Why AI Transformation Is a Problem of Governance in 2026 appeared first on SAI360.
Internet-exposed PLCs are not a new problem. They have been repeatedly identified through internet-wide scanning for years, and the guidance from CERTs and CISA has been consistent: control systems should not be directly exposed to the public internet.  In August, CISA, the NSA, the FBI, the Department of Energy, and the EPA published a joint […] The post From PLC Exposure to Engineering Risk appeared first on Indurex.
Non-human identities run your infrastructure and send your email. Learn the types, why they're harder to secure than people, and how to gain control. The post Non-human identity security: Your senders that aren’t people first appeared on Valimail.
Conventional grid compliance treats a patched, signed, CIP-013-compliant relay as a safe one. Executive Order 14421 asks who owns the company that wrote its firmware, and few utility records go that deep.
Every IT team knows employees are using AI tools nobody approved. Most have accepted it as a cost of doing business. Our new research shows that cost is already being paid in security incidents.
Originally Posted on Substack I recently wrote a new short essay: Daniel J. Solove Rethinking Privacy of the Mind: Why Protecting Neural Data Is Insufficient, Wolters Kluwer Cybersecurity Policy Report (Oct. 6, 2026). Abstract Neural data is necessary to protect privacy of the mind but is far from sufficient. In this short essay, I examine […] The post Rethinking Privacy of the Mind: Why Protecting Neural Data Is Insufficient appeared first on TeachPrivacy.
81 malicious package versions confirmed this week: one npm package published 39 times in 20 minutes, plus an active Strapi plugin campaign. The post Xygeni Malicious Code Digest 91 appeared first on Xygeni AI-Powered AppSec Platform.
Hackers hijacked the .gh, .sl, and .as ccTLDs and obtained HTTPS certificates for several Google domains. The post Google Domains Impacted by Recent ccTLD Hijacks appeared first on SecurityWeek.
No word on exploitation status, but a 9.5 severity score suggests time is of the essence
A “free” version of a paid app, an early game release or a download link sent in a message can look tempting. But installing mobile software from an unofficial app store or website can bypass protections designed to screen apps before they reach your phone or tablet. That can expose your device to malware, spyware, […] The post Why you should avoid third-party app stores and sideloaded mobile apps first appeared on Total Defense.
Key Takeaways AI security guardrails are runtime controls between users, applications and LLMs. They work in three layers (input, processing […] The post How Do AI Security Guardrails Protect RAG Pipelines? appeared first on .
As enterprises race to deploy autonomous AI agents to accelerate business, a new report reveals they are tethered to security architectures built for a different era. The "Horizons of Identity Security" report from SailPoint highlights a critical “velocity paradox,” in which organizations invest in AI-speed business operations while continuing to rely on human-speed security controls, creating a
The Current Threat Picture The cybersecurity landscape continues to evolve as threat actors increasingly combine phishing, credential theft, browser exploitation, malicious file formats, and custom backdoors to compromise targeted organizations. Recent activity reported during the last seven days highlights campaigns targeting government institutions, NGOs, journalists, defense-related organizations, and other high-value sectors. These campaigns demonstrate that The post Recent Cyber Threat Acti
  Quick answer: The best endpoint detection and response (EDR) solution for a mid-sized business with limited SOC resources is one that is light to deploy, produces fewer and better alerts, automates routine response, and keeps total cost predictable. Seceon aiXDR-PMax ranks first in this comparison for that profile: one lightweight agent (under 50MB, under The post Best EDR for Mid-Sized Businesses Compared appeared first on Seceon Inc.
Many AI SOCs are point tools in disguise. Learn what makes an AI SOC complete across all six core SOC functions, and how GreyMatter delivers it.
Manufacturing has veto power on the factory floor. Plant managers and control engineers can stop any IT initiative that introduces an unacceptable risk.1 And everyone from the plant floor to the 50th floor knows that, no matter how exciting a technology may be, it doesn’t make sense to implement if it puts production uptime at risk.
Stolen ASOS data includes shopping searches as well as personal details, so customers should watch out for convincing phishing messages.
Previsão publicada em outubro de 2026: o cenário regulatório de 2027, os 10 critérios que ganham peso, a matriz com pesos revisados, 10 perguntas sobre IA e como se preparar ainda em 2026.
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These crooks rattled the cage by saying, "Dear Data Protection Officer...."
For many, privacy-preserving age verification has turned into a cryptography conversation. Zero-knowledge proofs, verifiable credentials, tokens passed between wallets and platforms so that a website learns you are over 18 and nothing else. It is good work. It also accepts a premise worth questioning, which is that your face or your document has to travel […] The post Deepak Tewari on why privacy-preserving age verification starts on the device appeared first on Liminal.co.