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    868 words4.3 min readPublished On: November 25, 2025Categories: Cyber Security NewsViews: 135

      Canon Caught in Clop Ransomware Net via Oracle E-Business Suite 0-Day: A Deep Dive The digital threat landscape continues its relentless expansion, and the [...]

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    626 words3.1 min readPublished On: November 25, 2025Categories: Cyber Security NewsViews: 119

      Unpacking a Critical Flaw: RCE in Microsoft’s Update Health Tools The intricate dance between maintaining a secure IT environment and ensuring operational efficiency often [...]

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    899 words4.5 min readPublished On: November 25, 2025Categories: Cyber Security NewsViews: 552

      Critical HashiCorp Vault Vulnerability: Unauthenticated Access via Terraform Provider Flaw A severe security vulnerability has been identified within HashiCorp’s Vault Terraform Provider, posing a [...]

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  • Top 10 Best Exposure Management Tools In 2026

    972 words4.9 min readPublished On: November 25, 2025Categories: Cyber Security NewsViews: 106

    Navigating the Evolving Threat Landscape: The Imperative of Exposure Management The cybersecurity paradigm has shifted. Reactive defense, characterized by perimeter security and incident response, is [...]

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  • Automating Compliance with Rules-as-Code: A Step-by-Step Guide.

    2522 words12.9 min readPublished On: November 25, 2025Categories: CybersecurityViews: 67

    Compliance Automation: Automate Compliance With Rules as Code A Step By Step Guide In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, organizations face the daunting task of [...]

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  • How to Build a Secure Software Supply Chain.

    2513 words12.8 min readPublished On: November 25, 2025Categories: IT SecurityViews: 65

    How Guide to Build A Secure Software Supply Chain Security: Best Practices Guide to Software Supply Chain In the digital era, secure software development is [...]

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  • ClickFix Attack Uses Steganography to Hide Malicious Code in Fake Windows Security Update Screen

    713 words3.6 min readPublished On: November 25, 2025Categories: Cyber Security NewsViews: 91

      The Devious Disguise: ClickFix Attack Hides Malware in Fake Windows Updates via Steganography A new, highly concerning cyber threat has emerged, leveraging sophisticated social [...]

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  • A robotic spider with digital code and a skull face attacks a computer server, while a brain-shaped AI chip connects to GPT-3.5 Turbo and GPT-4 chips. Title reads “Autonomous Malware” in bold white text.

    LLMs Tools Like GPT-3.5-Turbo and GPT-4 Fuels the Development of Fully Autonomous Malware

    680 words3.4 min readPublished On: November 25, 2025Categories: Cyber Security NewsViews: 65

      The AI Paradox: How GPT-3.5 and GPT-4 Are Fueling Autonomous Malware The landscape of cyber warfare is undergoing a seismic shift. Large Language Models [...]

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    Hackers Leverage Malicious PyPI Package to Attack Users and Steal Cryptocurrency Details

    757 words3.8 min readPublished On: November 25, 2025Categories: Cyber Security NewsViews: 320

      A disturbing trend in software supply chain attacks has emerged, directly targeting users and their valuable cryptocurrency assets. The seemingly innocuous act of installing [...]

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    ToddyCat APT Accessing Organizations Internal Communications of Employees at Target Companies

    960 words4.8 min readPublished On: November 25, 2025Categories: Cyber Security NewsViews: 90

      In the intricate landscape of enterprise cybersecurity, internal communications remain the lifeblood of organizations. Email, whether hosted on-premises via Microsoft Exchange or leveraging cloud [...]

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