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Microsoft's February 2026 Patch Tuesday release addresses 54 security vulnerabilities, including six zero-day exploits actively targeted by threat actors across Windows, Exchange, and Azure platforms.
A sophisticated ransomware hoax known as 0APT recently triggered widespread concern in the cybersecurity community, highlighting how misinformation can be as disruptive as actual threats.
Middletown, Ohio residents face unexpectedly high water bills following the city's recovery from a cyberattack that compromised its water billing system, highlighting the real-world consequences of municipal infrastructure breaches.
Tharros, a specialized provider of mission-critical cybersecurity and vulnerability research services for the U.S. federal government, has announced securing venture capital funding from Blue Delta Ventures to strengthen its capabilities in protecting critical government infrastructure.
Cohesity integrates Google Threat Intelligence into its data cloud platform to detect hidden malware in backup data, preventing reinfection during recovery and uncovering stealthy cyberattacks.
Microsoft introduces significant runtime security improvements to Windows, implementing enhanced user prompts and access controls when applications attempt to access sensitive desktop resources and files.
A ransomware attack on government contractor Conduent has escalated into one of the largest data breaches in US history, compromising sensitive information of at least 25.9 million Americans.
Microsoft's February 2026 Patch Tuesday addresses 55 security vulnerabilities across its product ecosystem, prompting immediate attention from security teams worldwide as organizations rush to deploy critical patches.
A significant data breach at a stalkerware vendor has exposed transaction records for over half a million customers using monitoring apps including Geofinder, uMobix, Peekviewer, and Xnspy.
Security researchers have identified 86 compromised Ivanti instances following the discovery of new zero-day vulnerabilities, with multiple threat groups actively exploiting the flaws in ongoing attacks.
Security researchers at LayerX have uncovered a critical zero-click remote code execution vulnerability in Claude Desktop extensions, exposing over 10,000 users to potential remote attacks through a fundamental architectural flaw.
CISA has confirmed that ransomware groups are actively exploiting a high-severity VMware ESXi sandbox escape vulnerability, prompting urgent warnings for organizations to patch their systems immediately.
