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Kimwolf Botnet Takedown: What SMBs Must Know Now
Canadian authorities arrested the alleged Kimwolf botmaster who enslaved millions of IoT devices. Learn essential defenses for your business.
AI-Generated Code Is Your Next Security Blind Spot
AI coding tools are shipping flawed code at scale while AI attack agents get faster at finding it. Here's what small businesses must do to stay protected.
Russia's Turla Upgrades Kazuar Into a Stealthy P2P Botnet
Russian FSB-linked group Turla has rebuilt Kazuar into a modular P2P botnet. Learn what this means and how to defend your organization now.
May 2026 Patch Tuesday: Record Bug Fixes Arrive
AI is surfacing vulnerabilities at record speed. May 2026 Patch Tuesday brings near-record fixes from Apple, Google, Microsoft, Mozilla, and Oracle.
Supply Chain Worm Hits TanStack, Mistral AI, and More
TeamPCP's Mini Shai-Hulud campaign backdoored packages from TanStack, Mistral AI, and UiPath. Learn the risk and defensive steps for your business.
Canvas LMS Breach Hits 275M Students and Faculty
A data extortion attack on Canvas LMS exposed data from 275 million students and faculty at 9,000+ institutions. Here's what it means and what to do now.
When Your DDoS Protector Becomes the Attacker
A Brazilian anti-DDoS firm allegedly ran the botnet attacking ISPs it claimed to protect. Here's what this vendor-trust failure means for your business.
DEEP#DOOR Backdoor Steals Browser & Cloud Credentials
A new Python-based backdoor called DEEP#DOOR uses tunneling to silently steal browser passwords and cloud credentials. Here's what your business must do now.
Zero Trust Has a Data Movement Problem Nobody Fixes
New research reveals secure data movement is quietly stalling Zero Trust programs. Here's what healthcare, tax, and small business operators must do now.
Pre-Stuxnet 'fast16' Malware Rewrites ICS Threat History
SentinelOne uncovers 'fast16,' a 2005 Lua-based cyber sabotage framework predating Stuxnet. What it means for operational and industrial security today.
Lotus Wiper: New Malware Destroys Energy Infrastructure
Kaspersky uncovered Lotus Wiper, a destructive wiper malware hitting Venezuela's energy grid. Learn what this means for your organization's cyber resilience.
Scattered Spider's 'Tylerb' Guilty: What It Means for You
A senior Scattered Spider member pleaded guilty to wire fraud. Here's what their SMS phishing playbook means for healthcare, tax pros, and small businesses.
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