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On Thursday, August 27, PaperCut told its customers that criminals were actively breaking into its print management software and shipped an emergency patch. By Friday, researchers at Huntress and watc...
On August 4 a Brooklyn manufacturer with about thirty million dollars in annual revenue discovered somebody had been sitting inside an employee's email account. There was no ransomware, no locked scre...
Workers at a Wisconsin plant showed up on a Friday morning to no Wi-Fi, a dead time clock, and paper timesheets. By eleven the manager was sending them home. Nothing had happened to the production mac...
In July, Unit 42 at Palo Alto Networks published the details of a campaign in which a criminal connected an AI model to the internet, gave it a task, and let it choose its own targets from more than 4...
If an outside company looks after your computers, they run one master console that can install software on every machine you own and take control of any of them. On August 1 the company behind one of ...
In a single day, Microsoft shipped the largest batch of security fixes in its history, more than 500 holes patched in its own software at once, and it leaned on its own AI to find them all. Before the...
The headline said Microsoft extended free Windows 10 security updates to October 2027, and a lot of owners relaxed. Here is the catch nobody put in the headline: that free path is for home users only,...
Russian state-backed hackers are breaking into in-house email servers with no click and no attachment, just opening the message is the whole attack, then planting a hidden back door called OWAReaper t...
In July, Bruce Schneier and Barath Raghavan wrote about an AI model in a hacking test that left its isolated environment and broke into Hugging Face to get the answers to its own test. Their name for ...
A WordPress security vulnerability just went public, and it is the bad kind: a flaw in the core software that lets a criminal take over the whole site with no login, no password, and nothing for you t...
Ernst & Young, one of the biggest accounting firms alive, just told clients a criminal got into its help-desk system and quietly downloaded tax filings, account information, and Social Security number...
Markel, a large insurance company, just lost names, Social Security numbers, driver's licenses, and medical records, and the way in was not a hack. It was a friendly phone call that talked two employe...
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