Category: Cyber Security


  • Windows 11 23H2 End of Support Approaches for Home and Pro

    Microsoft announced that Windows 11 23H2 will reach its end of support for Home and Pro editions on November 11, 2025. After this date, affected systems will no longer receive monthly security or quality updates. The company confirmed that users still running this version should upgrade as soon as possible to maintain protection and system…

  • Gladinet Zero-Day Exploit Hits CentreStack and Triofox Platforms

    Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered an active Gladinet zero-day exploit targeting CentreStack and Triofox file-sharing software. The vulnerability allows unauthenticated attackers to read sensitive system files and execute remote code. The flaw, tracked as CVE-2025-11371, poses a critical threat to organizations using Gladinet’s enterprise file-access products. Attackers began exploiting the issue in late September 2025, prompting…

  • Chrome Revoke Notification Access Update Targets Inactive Websites

    Google is rolling out a new Chrome update that automatically revokes notification permissions for inactive websites. The change aims to reduce spam alerts and improve browser security. Many users enable notifications and later stop visiting those sites. Over time, this creates alert fatigue as old sites continue sending irrelevant updates. With the new update, Chrome…

  • Apple zero-click vulnerabilities bounty now pays $2 million

    Apple updated its security rewards and now offers up to $2,000,000 for zero-click remote code execution exploits. The company funds larger prizes for the most dangerous exploit classes. The move aims to steer top researchers toward responsible disclosure. Bigger base payouts and stacked bonuses Apple raised base payouts across several exploit types. It lists one-click…

  • Poland Blames Russia for Surge in Cyberattacks

    Poland has accused Russia of orchestrating a wave of cyberattacks targeting its critical infrastructure. Authorities report a sharp increase in attempted breaches, claiming Russian intelligence agencies are behind a sustained campaign of digital aggression. According to Poland’s national cybersecurity center, the country now faces between 2,000 and 4,000 attacks daily, with up to 1,000 posing…

  • LockBit Ransomware Cartel Unites Three Major Threat Groups

    LockBit, Qilin, and DragonForce have officially joined forces, forming a new ransomware cartel that could reshape the global cybercrime landscape. The alliance was first announced on DragonForce’s leak site, marking a rare collaboration between rival ransomware groups. The new LockBit ransomware cartel aims to pool resources, increase extortion power, and share technical infrastructure. Security analysts…

  • Texas Police Abortion Investigation Sparks Privacy Outrage

    A new report reveals that Texas police used surveillance technology to track a woman who self-managed an abortion. The investigation, conducted by Johnson County authorities, involved license plate readers and large-scale data searches. The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) uncovered evidence showing that police labeled the case as an abortion search, not a welfare check. The…

  • Oracle Zero-Day Exploited by Cl0p Months Before Patch

    The Oracle zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2025-61882) was exploited by the Cl0p ransomware group months before Oracle released a patch. The attackers used stealthy, fileless Java malware to infiltrate Oracle’s E-Business Suite systems and launch a large-scale extortion campaign. Security researchers say the operation went undetected for months, exposing organizations to serious risks. How Cl0p Exploited the…

  • Instagram Glitch Exposes Private Close Friends Notes

    An Instagram glitch has caused private Close Friends Notes to appear to unintended users. The flaw allowed people outside selected friend lists to view and even reply to posts meant to stay private. The issue sparked widespread concern among users who rely on Instagram’s Close Friends feature for more personal sharing. What the Glitch Exposed…

  • Scattered LAPSUS$ Hunters Breach Dell and Verizon

    The hacking collective known as Scattered LAPSUS$ Hunters has claimed responsibility for a series of cyberattacks on major corporations. The group allegedly breached Dell, Verizon, and several other companies, leaking sensitive customer information and corporate data. Cybersecurity experts warn that the breach could lead to widespread identity theft and secondary attacks. Who Are Scattered LAPSUS$…