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Bleeping Computer
The Lumma infostealer malware operation is gradually resuming activities following a massive law enforcement operation in May, which resulted in the seizure of 2,300 domains and parts of its infrastructure. [...]
Bleeping Computer
Erie Insurance and Erie Indemnity Company have disclosed that a weekend cyberattack is behind the recent business disruptions and platform outages on its website. [...]
Dark Reading
If the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures system continues to face uncertainty, the repercussions will build slowly, and eventually the cracks will become harder to contain.
Dark Reading
If the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures system continues to face uncertainty, the repercussions will build slowly, and eventually the cracks will become harder to contain.
Bleeping Computer
A cybersecurity incident on Nucor Corporation's systems forced the company to take offline parts of its networks and implement containment measures. [...]
Dark Reading
Thousands of automatic tank gauge (ATG) devices are accessible over the Internet and are just "a packet away" from compromise, security researcher warns at 2025 RSAC Conference.
Dark Reading
Layoffs may cause short-term disruptions, but they don't represent a catastrophic loss of cybersecurity capability — because the true cyber operations never resided solely within CISA to begin with.
Dark Reading
Transportation facilities and networks slowly adapt to changes and threats, leaving them vulnerable to agile cyberattackers, as demonstrated by the $10 million ransomware attack.
Bleeping Computer
Newspaper publishing giant Lee Enterprises has confirmed that a ransomware attack is behind ongoing disruptions impacting the group's operations for over two weeks. [...]
The Hacker News
Microsoft has announced that it's making an "unexpected change" to the way .NET installers and archives are distributed, requiring developers to update their production and DevOps infrastructure. "We expect that most users will not be directly affected, however, it is critical that you validate if you are affected and to watch for downtime or other kinds of breakage," Richard Lander, a program