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Oct 27th, 2026PHP2Shell’s Third Act: New RCE Flaw Revealed, But No Emergency Patch This Time
The PHP Security Team has revealed yet another remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability, just when IT departments believed the PHP2Shell nightmare was over. However, this new vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-115560, will not receive an emergency, out-of-band patch, in contrast to the prior catastrophe that threw the cybersecurity community ...
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Oct 23rd, 2026Apple Tightens macOS Security: Why AI Agents Are Losing Their Full Disk Access
Apple has long marketed macOS as a safe haven for experts. However, the emergence of autonomous AI agents has created a new kind of risk that was not anticipated by permission models. Apple has stated that it will tighten restrictions on Full Disk Access (FDA), one of the most powerful ...
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Oct 22nd, 2026The $16 Billion Scam Economy: Why Social Media Is Still a Minefield for Your Business in 2026
Social media used to be a way to stay in touch with pals, but now it's a huge hunting ground for hackers. According to a Forbes study from 2024, Americans lost over $16 billion to scammers in a single year, a startling 33% rise from the year before. Nearly half of all ...
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Oct 19th, 2026Anthropic Warns of Self-Replicating "AI Worms": The Next Cyber Threat Lurking in Your Smart Home
Computer worms have been following a formula for decades: take advantage of a known weakness, propagate to the next machine, and repeat. When the defect is fixed, the worm perishes. However, Anthropic's AI safety researchers have issued a new warning that the age may be coming to an end. ...
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Oct 15th, 2026Compromised Before Their First Coffee: Why New Hires Are a Prime Target for Cybercriminals
Welcome emails, team introductions, and the gradual process of acclimating to a new role should all be part of an employee's first day. However, it is one of the weakest points in an organization's defensive posture for cybercriminals. A substantial human component is involved in 62% of successful breaches, ...
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