Signal has called on Germany to reject the EU’s chat control proposal, warning that client-side scanning would break encryption, facilitate surveillance, and undermine trust in private communication.
A zero-day vulnerability in Oracle E-Business Suite, CVE-2025-61882, has been actively exploited by Cl0p in data theft campaigns. Oracle’s emergency patch addresses unauthenticated remote code execution in the BI Publisher integration component.
Researchers discovered a zero-day in Zimbra webmail where malicious JavaScript injected into .ICS calendar files executes within session context — allowing attackers to steal emails, credentials, and forward mail.
Despite Cisco’s warnings, many ASA/FTD firewalls remain vulnerable. Simultaneously, threat actors claim they breached Red Hat’s GitLab instance. This article merges both crisis points and guides the fixes.
South Korea’s cybersecurity faces unprecedented strain after months of continuous data breaches across public and private sectors, revealing deep governance and policy flaws.
WireTap shows how a passive DDR4 interposer can recover Intel SGX attestation keys under physical access. The attack reframes trust in SGX-based services and demands stronger physical and cryptographic safeguards.
Despite enabling safety filters, child accounts on TikTok have received explicit content suggestions via search. This investigation reveals algorithmic failures and urges stronger oversight for youth protection.
CometJacking abuses browser WebSockets to hijack user connections, turning them into proxy nodes with a single click. The exploit marks a new wave of malware-less attacks that rely on web technologies rather than traditional payloads.
A newly disclosed Grafana vulnerability is under active exploitation, with attackers targeting enterprise dashboards and infrastructure. Security teams must apply patches immediately.
CVE-2025-10547, a vulnerability in DrayOS routers, can lead to remote code execution via the WebUI. Administrators should patch and disable external access immediately.