Microsoft Introduces Risk Cohorts in October Patch Tuesday Update
Microsoft's October patch batch addresses over 1,400 vulnerabilities and introduces risk cohorts to help prioritization.
Spanish regulator AEPD reports first AI-agent-powered multi-stage data breach exfiltrating personal data via automated agent.
OPSWAT researchers found two zero-days in TP-Link cameras that enable remote eavesdropping and data exposure.
Report covers US actions against a $2.29B cybercrime marketplace tied to DPRK-linked hacking activities and illicit proceeds.
US Treasury sanctions Xinbi Guarantee for facilitating scams and money laundering, targeting its infrastructure and operators.
Microsoft released an unprecedented Patch Tuesday fixing 974 CVEs, including two actively exploited Windows zero-days; prioritize critical updates.
A Bavarian municipal utility's internal IT systems were encrypted, operations unaffected but recovery ongoing after cyberattack.
Microsoft released its largest Patch Tuesday, fixing roughly 973–974 vulnerabilities including two actively exploited zero-days; prioritize exposure-based patching.
Massive DDoS disrupted Norway's government digital services, taking multiple public-facing systems offline.
US sanctions Iranian cyber actors while the UK discloses a cyber intrusion that disrupted a small power plant.
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