CISA
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techMicrosoft Threatens Security Researcher Over Windows Zero-Day Exploits
Microsoft’s Digital Crimes Unit weighs legal action against researcher Nightmare Eclipse for releasing six Windows zero-day exploits.
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techCISA Leaked Admin Cloud Keys and Plaintext Passwords on GitHub for Six Months
A contractor's public repo exposed 844MB of sensitive data including AWS GovCloud credentials, Kubernetes configs, and CI/CD logs for half a year.
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techCopy Fail Vulnerability Puts Crypto Infrastructure at Risk
A Linux kernel bug discovered since 2017, Copy Fail, threatens crypto exchanges and validators by enabling root access.
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techUS Officials Consider 3-Day Deadline to Fix Critical Flaws Amid AI Hacking Fears
Cybersecurity officials propose slashing fix deadlines from two weeks to three days as AI-powered hacking accelerates threats.
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techWhite House Proposes Major Budget Cut for Cybersecurity Agency
The White House seeks to slash CISA's budget by $707 million, refocusing its mission on core federal cybersecurity operations.
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techIranian Hackers Exploit Stryker's Own Tools Against It
Iran-backed hackers targeted critical U.S. infrastructure using compromised security tools, including Stryker's CrowdStrike EDR platform.
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techFBI Warns Russian Hackers Target Messaging App Users Through Sophisticated Phishing
U.S. agencies alert that Russia-linked actors compromised thousands of Signal accounts. High-profile targets face social engineering attacks, though app encryption remains intact.
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techUS Feds Probe iOS Exploits Linked to Global Hacking Groups
US federal agencies are investigating sophisticated iOS vulnerabilities, codenamed Coruna, exploited by multiple international hacking syndicates, including those from Russia and China.