Tag: security

Millions of people across the UK could be using just one password across all their accounts – and that’s a huge problem

Britons are putting account at risk by reusing passwords A single leak could cause every account to be compromised Only 1 in 5 use a unique password for every account For most of the accounts we use on a day to day basis, a password is the only thing protecting…

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Thousands of YouTube videos disguised as cheat codes removed for spreading malware

YouTube has removed 3,000 malicious videos disguised as ‘Cracked software’ These were used to spread malware and infostealers like Lumma The network used fake positive engagement to garner trust Google has removed a 3,000 strong network of malicious YouTube videos used to spread malware. Check Point Research says it discovered…

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Microsoft issues emergency Windows server security patch – update now or risk attack

Microsoft issues emergency patch for a critical WSUS flaw enabling remote code execution CVE-2025-59287 allows unauthenticated attackers to gain SYSTEM privileges without user interaction An out-of-band update was released after public exploit code surfaced online Microsoft has issued an emergency Windows server security patch to fix a critical severity flaw…

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CISA warns Motex Landscope Endpoint Manager has a worrying security flaw, so patch now

CISA adds critical Motex Lanscope flaw to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog The CVE-2025-61932 bug enables remote code execution and was exploited as a zero-day Agencies must patch within three weeks; private firms are strongly urged to follow suit The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has added a…

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Hidden debug code returns from the dead as TP-Link routers face a wave of new critical root access flaws

CVE-2025-7851 stems from residual debug code left in patched firmware CVE-2025-7850 enables command injection through the WireGuard VPN interface Exploiting one vulnerability made the other easier to trigger successfully Two newly disclosed flaws in TP-Link’s Omada and Festa VPN routers have exposed deep-seated weaknesses in the company’s firmware security. The…

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Scammers are targeting cloud systems to make off with hauls of gift cards

Atlas Lion used phishing to infiltrate gift card systems and impersonate authorized employees Attackers mapped infrastructure, avoided malware, and exploited internal workflows to steal gift cards Gift cards are fast, untraceable, and easily resold; access lasted nearly a year A Moroccan hacking collective has been targeting companies issuing gift cards…

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