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SecurityWeek reports attackers paired a signed Siemens Software Center copy with malicious DLLs that it loaded when launched.
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SecurityWeek, citing Palo Alto Networks, reports that attackers used a path-traversal flaw to deploy the memory-resident PeerStitch implant.
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SecurityWeek reports an intruder copied student files from ETS’s file-transfer site between May 22 and September 18, 2026.
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SecurityWeek reports a researcher saw attackers deliver a cryptocurrency miner and proxy software to a vulnerable Plex honeypot.
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SecurityWeek reports, citing Rank Math, that some version 3.0.123 packages contained malware that could allow website takeovers if activated.
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SecurityWeek reports the update adds 15 detection strategies backed by 38 analytics for enterprise and industrial systems.
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SecurityWeek reports Opaque built technology for AI systems to use sensitive data while protecting it with underlying hardware.
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SecurityWeek reports that CyberSN counted 235,786 postings, while demand for AI security engineers rose 268.3% year over year.
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ConnectWise disabled seven Cloud Backup application identities and suspended related services while investigating unauthorized activity.
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SecurityWeek reports the data-access incidents arose from routine requests for published statistics, with neither intrusion disclosed in final answers.
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SecurityWeek reports that notices issued through the center since October 9 have not been delivered, though courts still accept filings.
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SecurityWeek reports that six of the high-severity flaws could be targeted through Office’s Preview Pane.
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SecurityWeek reports that ICS-Sniper delayed clean-water pumping about 15 minutes in tests on an emulated treatment system.
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SecurityWeek reports F5 fixed 11 NGINX flaws; Juniper detailed over 150 Junos OS and Junos OS Evolved defects.
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SecurityWeek, citing Mandiant and GTIG, reports attackers deployed a webshell and deleted logs after gaining access.
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SecurityWeek reports that an agency update identified approximately 250,000 compromised records predating 2007.
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SecurityWeek, citing Darktrace, reports the malware has been distributed through document-themed lures, likely as part of phishing attacks.
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SecurityWeek traces Robinson’s unplanned switch to security after the dot-com bust blocked his move from State Farm to Cisco.
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Techmeme, citing Reuters, describes Proofpoint as Thoma Bravo-owned and Varonis Systems as a data security firm.
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SecurityWeek reports the compromised information included names, addresses, Social Security numbers and driver’s license numbers.
