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Canonical confirmed on October 8 that its primary web properties faced a sustained distributed denial-of-service attack, marking the second such incident this year.
The certificate authority will shorten default lifetimes to prepare for a 45-day standard in 2028, urging users to test automation now.
Threat actors are abusing a Fortinet vulnerability to delete legitimate administrator accounts and passwords, effectively locking victims out of their security devices.
The number of individuals impacted by the Oracle Health data breach has increased significantly, far exceeding initial estimates provided in earlier filings.
An investigation reveals a fraudster paid ransoms for decryption keys, then charged victims significantly more for remediation services using fake tools.
A malware campaign named Midnight Mimosa is pre-baked into the firmware of low-cost Android devices sold in more than 150 countries, according to SecurityWeek.
New academic research suggests that the timing and triggers of AI model misbehavior may be mathematically predictable, offering a framework for proactive risk assessment.
SecurityWeek reports a major sentencing for the Empire Marketplace, alongside news of a compromised npm package and exposed GPU telemetry data.
While all enterprises conduct security awareness training, the tangible benefits of these programs remain debatable and require strategic adjustment.