CyberNews Trusted AI Platforms Hijacked by Threat Actors, Delivering Malware to Users A growing trend in cybersecurity threats has come to light as threat actors have begun exploiting trusted artificial intelligence (AI) platforms to distribute malware to unsuspecting users. Rather than targeting the AI companies or models themselves, attackers are leveraging legitimate features and functionality of … Read more
A recent investigation has revealed a staggering number of organizations are unknowingly leaving their critical vulnerabilities exposed, making it easier for hackers to launch targeted attacks. What’s more concerning is that these vulnerabilities aren’t just limited to the typical hacking methods – they’re being exploited through identity exposure, creating a backdoor for attackers to bypass … Read more
Critical VPN Vulnerabilities Exposed in Check Point Products Check Point, a leading cybersecurity firm, has just released patches for two critical-severity vulnerabilities in its gateway and firewall products that use virtual private network (VPN) functionality. The flaws, tracked as CVE-2026-85102 and CVE-2026-85103, could be exploited without authentication to execute malicious code on affected systems. According … Read more
A Ukrainian national has been sentenced to four years in a US prison for his role in the notorious Conti ransomware operation. Oleksii Lytvynenko, 44, was arrested in Ireland in 2023 and extradited to the United States in late 2025. He pleaded guilty to wire fraud in June this year, admitting to helping develop malware … Read more
A Conti Ransomware Gang Member’s Fall from Cybercrime to Prison Cell A significant blow has been dealt to the remnants of the notorious Conti ransomware gang with the sentencing of one of its members, Oleksii Lytvynenko, to four years in prison. This development serves as a stark reminder that cybercrime groups can and will be … Read more
A critical bug in Microsoft’s Teams and Outlook applications has been fixed, resolving a frustrating issue affecting users of ARM-based Windows PCs. The problem, which prevented these applications from launching after installing recent security updates, has been plaguing users who rely on their devices for work and communication. The bug specifically targeted users running Windows … Read more
GitLab’s Latest Security Alert Highlights Need for Urgent Patching GitLab, a popular DevSecOps platform used by over 50% of Fortune 100 companies, has issued an urgent warning to its users to patch their servers immediately against a maximum-severity path traversal vulnerability. The security flaw, discovered by a researcher and reported through GitLab’s HackerOne bug bounty … Read more
A Critical Bug Fixed: Microsoft Resolves Teams and Outlook Launch Issues on ARM-based Windows PCs In a timely update, Microsoft has addressed a long-standing issue affecting users of its popular productivity apps, Teams and Outlook, on certain ARM-based Windows devices. The bug, which prevented these essential tools from launching after installing recent updates, has been … Read more
A Critical Vulnerability in Cisco’s FMC Software Exposes Organizations to Ransomware Attacks A severe flaw in Cisco’s Firepower Management Center (FMC) software has been exploited by attackers to steal sensitive credentials and deploy the Qilin ransomware, putting thousands of organizations at risk. The vulnerability, which was disclosed in July 2023, allows hackers to gain unauthorized … Read more
**Critical Patch Cycle Shifts into High Gear as PaperCut Responds to Exploited Vulnerabilities** The cybersecurity landscape has just gotten a lot more intense, with the latest development from paper management software giant PaperCut. The company has replaced emergency patches for two actively exploited vulnerabilities with permanent fixes, affecting an estimated 100,000 organizations worldwide. For those … Read more