Encrypted doesn’t mean invisible. Microsoft’s “Whisper Leak” shows a passive observer can classify AI chat topics by watching packet sizes and timing on streaming language models. Here’s how the side-channel works, who can exploit it, and which mitigations actually move the needle.
A newly disclosed Grafana vulnerability is under active exploitation, with attackers targeting enterprise dashboards and infrastructure. Security teams must apply patches immediately.
Signal has stated it may quit the European market if the EU forces apps to scan private messages under Chat Control, citing encryption and privacy concerns.
A new campaign runs a clever tech support scam by hijacking Microsoft’s trusted branding. Victims encounter fake emails, CAPTCHA checks, browser-locking overlays, and a bogus phone “helpdesk” all designed to steal credentials or remote access. This article breaks down how the scam works, real indicators, and how you can defend yourself.
The threat landscape that shaped cybersecurity in 2025 reveals how identity abuse, ransomware evolution, and supply chain risks forced organizations to rethink defense strategies.
Security teams should treat the recent spike in login traffic against GlobalProtect portals as a serious alarm. Between November 14 and 19, 2025, threat-intelligence sensors logged roughly 2.3 million sessions hitting the /global-protect/login.esp endpoint on PAN-OS and GlobalProtect gateways. That represents a nearly 40× increase in daily scan volume, hitting the highest level seen in…
Cybercriminals are distributing malware through fake judicial notification emails, posing as court summons or legal notices.
The campaign aims to deceive users into opening malicious attachments or clicking links that trigger trojan infections and data theft.
A MongoDB vulnerability tracked as CVE-2025-14847 highlights how weaknesses in access control handling can expose database environments to unauthorized access and data compromise.
Researchers developed a $50 memory interposer, dubbed “Battering RAM,” that can bypass Intel SGX and AMD SEV-SNP confidential computing protections by manipulating memory paths.
CISA has flagged CVE-2025-54253, a maximum-severity (CVSS 10.0) vulnerability in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM), as already under active attack. The root cause lies in how the /adminui/debug servlet misinterprets user-supplied OGNL expressions as Java code without authentication or validation. This flaw lets unauthenticated attackers execute system commands remotely. In this article, you’ll get the full technical breakdown, threat scenarios, detection strategies, mitigation plans, and best practices specific to AEM deployments.