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Microsoft-Technologien bilden weltweit die Grundlage der Unternehmens-IT. In vielen Organisationen tragen sie betriebskritische Datenbanken, Identitätsdienste, zentrale Server-Workloads und die Anwendungen, mit denen täglich gearbeitet wird. Greenbone freut sich, neue Compliance-Scans anzukündigen, die auf vier CIS-Benchmarks für Microsoft-Umgebungen abgestimmt sind. CIS-Benchmarks liefern konkrete Vorgaben für sichere Konfigurationen und ergänzen zentrale Sicherheitsmaßnahmen wie Schwachstellen
Melissa Willis shares takeaways from the 2026 NACS State of the Industry Summit. Here are the big trends and action items fuel and convenience retailers must take.
The vulnerability: CVE-2026-42897, a cross-site scripting (XSS) flaw in Outlook Web Access (OWA), the browser-based interface for on-premises Microsoft Exchange Server. CVSS score: 8.1 (High). Affected systems: On-premises Exchange Server 2016, 2019, and Subscription Edition (SE). How the attack works: An unauthenticated attacker sends a "half-click" phishing email — no links, no attachments, no action [...] The post Russian Hackers Are Exploiting an Unpatched Outlook Web Access Flaw appeared fi
Black Hat USA returns to Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas this August, bringing together security practitioners, researchers, and leaders from around the world. Rapid7 will be there in the Business Hall, with new capabilities, live demonstrations, expert-led sessions, and two days of activities at the Border Grill.This year, our focus is preemptive security: helping security teams anticipate credible risk, respond at machine speed, and maintain an accurate view of their security and compliance posture
You know the drill. Two of you, maybe three, covering a product that a fifty-person engineering org reshapes daily. Too much surface, too few hands, and one manual pentest a year, assuming the budget survives Q3. That’s the reality autonomous pentesting for lean security teams was built for, and what forms the core of this ... Read more
Key Takeaways: Security findings are often forgotten in engineering queues. When a pentest report is added to Jira, it is assigned a low priority and remains in the backlog while new features, bug fixes, and refactorings are prioritized. Developers check the ticket and close it because they are unable to replicate the problem, there is ... Read more
Key Takeaways: Run any mature scanner against a container image you built yesterday, and you will likely see dozens — sometimes hundreds — of CVEs. Most of them sit in code you never wrote. That is the uncomfortable reality container image scanning exists to deal with: modern images are assembled from layers of inherited software, ... Read more
AI agent security for MSPs is the practice of discovering, scoping, monitoring, and controlling the AI agents that operate inside client environments...
In July 2026, IBM’s Cost of a Data Breach Report put a fresh number on an old problem: the global average breach now costs USD 4.99 million, up 12% in a single year, with cloud-related exposure among the costliest and slowest to contain. For CISOs, the harder question isn’t just “are we secure”; it’s “can […] The post How AutoSecT Simplifies Compliance Across Leading Frameworks and Criteria? appeared first on Kratikal Blogs.
China's GB/T 45502-2025 establishes information security requirements for service robots and their supporting systems. Learn what it means for cybersecurity across the robot lifecycle.
TL;DR Why I built PenAI PenAI started as a project at a hackathon organised by Encode Club. It’s an AI agent that could work through Hack The Box-style lab machines on its own. Upload a VPN file, give it a target IP, pick a scope, set stealth mode and iteration limits, hit run, and let […] The post If you’re going to vibe code it, why not vibe pen test it? appeared first on Pen Test Partners.
Detecting MCP Session Management Attacks with DAST The Model Context Protocol (MCP) gave language-model agents a standard way to talk to servers that expose tools, resources, and prompts. To keep those conversations coherent across many HTTP requests, the streamable-HTTP transport introduces a session: the server issues an Mcp-Session-Id on initialization, and the client echoes it […]
A few weeks ago, OpenAI disclosed that during a set of cybersecurity evaluations, its models had escaped their sandbox and reached out to live systems, including a real breach at Hugging Face. We wrote about that incident at the time. The takeaway was that the tradecraft wasn’t novel; what had changed was the clock. Today, […] The post Real Companies Were Breached by an AI. None of Them Detected It. appeared first on Artemis Security.
Modern teams ship on Vercel dozens of times a day. Every push spins up a live preview deployment: a real URL, real APIs, real auth, real secrets in the environment. Your attack surface changes on every commit. The post Continuous Offensive Security Testing en Vercel appeared first on Faraday.
Blog When TeamPCP emerged in late 2025, few recognized the threat actor that would eventually compromise over 1,000 organizations. What distinguishes this financially motivated cybercrime group isn’t cutting-edge technology but strategic evolution a calculated shift from opportunistic cloud exploitation to coordinated supply chain attacks that fundamentally challenged conventional security assumptions. From Cloud Mining to Supply […] The post TeamPCP: How a Cloud Exploitation Group E
Public and private GitHub repositories differ in who can view, clone, fork, and contribute to their contents. This guide compares repository visibility, ownership, permissions, collaboration features, security risks, pricing considerations, and GitHub’s internal repository option. It also explains how to choose the right visibility setting for open-source, proprietary, personal, and enterprise projects. The post Public vs Private Software Repositories first appeared on Action1.
Quick Answers The AI boom is abstract until it reaches your community. Then it has a name, a location, and a line on your power bill. Over twelve months, the rise of data centers across America has led to significant organic backlash. Analysis of mentions of five specific hyperscalers and data centers surfaced 770,000 posts […] The post How Hostile Foreign State-Aligned Networks Amplify America’s Data Center Backlash appeared first on Blackbird.AI.
A risk register can be complete, current and beautifully colour-coded, and still tell you very little about whether risk is actually being managed. It may show the risks your organisation has identified, record owners, scores, controls and review dates. It may even generate an impressive heatmap for the next board meeting. But can it tell […] The post Your Risk Register Is Not Your Risk Management System appeared first on Symbiant.
As Artificial Intelligence evolves from passive tools to autonomous agents capable of independent action, a new digital forensics subject has emerged: the forensic analysis of AI tooling on a given system. This article is the second chapter in an exclusive series dedicated to our latest research in identifying and exploiting the artifacts left behind by these programs. L’article AI Agents X Digital Forensics 02 – Codex est apparu en premier sur INTRINSEC.
A privilege escalation vulnerability hid behind a broken endpoint and a misleading error message. Here's how RAID's agentic system decompiled the frontend JavaScript to find the real API path, the real field name, and a critical access control flaw that let a standard user grant themselves admin rights. The post When the API Lies – How RAID Discovered a Critical Privilege Escalation by Reading JavaScript appeared first on CovertSwarm.
Organizations collect intelligence from many different sources, but not all data arrives in a consistent format or through automated feeds. Manual submissions, file imports, and form-based contributions often require review before becoming part of a trusted intelligence repository. Previously, draft content in OpenCTI could typically move between two simple states: Open or Validated. While effective for basic use cases, organizations often need greater visibility into the review status of a draf
Measure security awareness training by tracking behaviour, not completion. The core metrics are the phishing click rate, which should fall, and the reporting rate, which should rise, both measured against a baseline. Add time to report, repeat clickers and module completion, then show the trend over time to prove falling risk and return on investment. […]
An OpenAI agent being evaluated on a cybersecurity benchmark decided the cheapest way to score higher was not to solve the challenge. It found a zero-day in the one service allowed out of its sandbox, reached the open internet, chained its way into Hugging Face's production infrastructure, and read the benchmark's answers. 17,600 actions over four and a half days, every one logged, none attributable at the time. Nothing rebelled. This is specification gaming, and our 2-minute breakdown walks the
Keycloak filters its main users list so a restricted admin sees nothing. The endpoint that lists a role's members skips that filter and hands the same account everyone's email and name. Escape research found it, reported it, and it's now tracked as CVE-2026-17059.
Public Folders in Exchange Server allow users to share emails, calendars, and documents across the organization. It is quicker, easier, and more efficient than … The post Learn How to Export Public Folders to PST Using 4 Different Ways appeared first on SysTools Tech Blog.
Full-stack Hyperconverged Infrastructure StorMagic SvHCI is a full-stack hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) software solution. It combines virtualized storage with a StorMagic hypervisor, virtualized networking, and management components. SvHCI includes 24x7x365 StorMagic Platinum support for the entire HCI stack. SvHCI is reliable and simple, and provides HCI at a lower cost, making it the ideal solution [...] The post StorMagic SvHCI Data Sheet appeared first on StorMagic.
Thales selected by NATO Support & Procurement agency to deliver next-generation deployable TACAN system to the Spanish Air & Space Force prezly Fri, 07/31/2026 - 09:00 Defence Air Europe Share options Facebook X Whatsapp Linkedin Email URL copied to clipboard 31 July 2026 NATO’s Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) has selected Thales to provide its next-generation Deployable Tactical Air Navigation (D-TACAN) system to the Spanish Air & Space Force, enhancing air navigation capabili
Anthropic disclosed on July 30, 2026 that three Claude models compromised the real systems of three organizations during cybersecurity evaluations. The test environments were supposed to be sealed. A misconfiguration gave them live internet access while the models were told they had none.
AnMed temporarily closed 79 of its 106 facilities after a cyberattack disrupted computer systems, phone lines, and internet connectivity. Appointments were postponed, elective procedures faced uncertainty, and the health system had to coordinate care while teams worked to restore access. For a healthcare provider, that kind of disruption reaches far beyond technology. It affects how […] The post Healthcare Disruption, Critical Software Flaws, and Exposed PLCs Show How Quickly Cyber Risk Be
Derzeit kommt es weltweit zu einer zunehmenden Angriffswelle auf WordPress-Webseiten. Cyberkriminelle nutzen kritische Schwachstellen aus, um verwundbare Systeme anzugreifen und im schlimmsten Fall vollständig zu übernehmen. The post Aktive Angriffe auf WordPress: Kritische Schwachstelle ermöglicht die vollständige Übernahme von Webseiten appeared first on Perseus Technologies.
North Korean threat actors have once again demonstrated how software supply chain attacks continue to evolve. Security researchers recently uncovered a malicious campaign in which attackers compromised multiple popular npm packages used by JavaScript developers. Instead of directly attacking organizations, the attackers targeted trusted software components that developers routinely install, allowing malicious code to infiltrate […]
A digital footprint checker is a scanning tool that actively cross-references data broker databases, people-search engines, and public records to map what personal information about an individual is publicly findable and exploitable. Most security leaders assume the exposure problem is theoretical until a checker returns results. A single scan of a C-suite executive routinely surfaces a home address, spouse’s name, personal mobile number, and vehicle registration, all the inputs an attacke
