Rapid7 finds a new zero-day vulnerability in PostgreSQL and links it to chain of attacks against a BeyondTrust Remote Support product. The post Rapid7 Flags New PostgreSQL Zero-Day Connected to BeyondTrust Exploitation appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Poland is being targeted by various forms of cyberattacks and sabotage actions believed to be sponsored by Russia. The post Google Hub in Poland to Develop AI Use in Energy and Cybersecurity Sectors appeared first on SecurityWeek.
The Sarcoma ransomware group is threatening to leak data stolen from Taiwanese printed circuit board manufacturer Unimicron. The post Circuit Board Maker Unimicron Targeted in Ransomware Attack appeared first on SecurityWeek.
CyberArk acquires early stage Boston startup Zilla Security for $165M, expanding its identity security and IGA capabilities. The post CyberArk Expands Identity Security Play with $165M Acquisition of Zilla Security appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Millions of uninformed users have flocked to DeepSeek and share personal information without considering security or privacy risks. The post DeepSeek Exposes Major Cybersecurity Blind Spot appeared first on SecurityWeek.
The United States and the United Kingdom have declined to sign the AI Action Summit agreement.
A toolset associated with China-linked espionage intrusions was employed in a ransomware attack, likely by a single individual. The post Chinese Cyberspy Possibly Launching Ransomware Attacks as Side Job appeared first on SecurityWeek.
The Italian government denied it hacked seven cellphones with military-grade surveillance technology from Paragon Solutions. The post Italian Government Denies It Spied on Journalists and Migrant Activists Using Paragon Spyware appeared first on SecurityWeek.
QuSecure is pitching a software-based security architecture that overlays onto current networks to help businesses with PQC migration. The post QuSecure Banks $28M Series A for Post-Quantum Cryptography Tech appeared first on SecurityWeek.
A subgroup of the Russia-linked Seashell Blizzard is tasked with broad initial access operations to sustain long-term persistence. The post Russian Seashell Blizzard Hackers Gain, Maintain Access to High-Value Targets: Microsoft appeared first on SecurityWeek.
