Targeted Crackdown on Piracy The US Department of Justice declared on July 20, 2026, that over 1,000 internet domains that were being utilized for illegal live streaming of 2026 FIFA...
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Somewhere between the third threat intelligence briefing of the morning and the seventh security alert of the afternoon, an analyst at a major defense contractor made a decision that cost...
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How HollowGraph Operates On July 20, 2026, Group-IB security researchers released a study describing an implant known as HollowGraph that converts a hacked Microsoft 365 calendar into hidden communication channel....
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Rich threat landscape, agentic AI, vulnerabilities, third-party DevOps platforms… Securing a software supply chain is a multidimensional and complex undertaking, so it is easy to lose track. At GitProtect, we’ve...
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Operational Impact and Response The Coca-Cola Company revealed a cyber incident impacting its Fairlife dairy business on July 16, 2026. The disruption forced an immediate nationwide pause on U.S. processing...
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Scattered Spider Hackers Sentenced over Mass-Affecting Transit Attack Two well-known members of the notorious hacking group Scattered Spider were sentenced to prison in the UK on July 16, 2026. Owen...
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Why Every Cybersecurity Professional Should Read the Original Records By Gary S. Miliefsky Publisher, Cyber Defense Magazine For more than a decade, cybersecurity professionals have watched researchers at DEF CON’s...
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Record-Breaking Fixes Tackle Two Exploited Zero-Days On July 14, 2026, Microsoft dropped a record-shattering Patch Tuesday update that delivered 622 security fixes in a single day. This unprecedented volume, which...
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Marlinspike Co-Founder Neil Keegan and Vice President Nick Snoad sat down with Cyber Defense Magazine to discuss how the firm is navigating the increasingly complex intersection of national security, artificial...
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What is Gold Eagle? A new federal cybersecurity hub called Gold Eagle was created to combat the growing threat of cyberattacks powered by artificial intelligence. The initiative is led through...
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Who Is Affected and Next Steps The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB)-affiliated cyber outfit Center 16 is actively scanning the internet for vulnerable and poorly configured networking devices, particularly routers...
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Pink Exploits Microsoft Entra Passkey The Pink data extortion group (tracked as O-UNC-066 through Okta or CL-CRI-1147 as called by Palo Alto Unit 42) has scaled up a highly sophisticated...
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In cybersecurity, no one can see everything all the time. Having robust information-sharing partners enables everyone to play to their strengths while augmenting their capabilities through the exchange of information with their...
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A Different Kind of Opponent If your heart is still aching after Mexico’s tough loss to England on Sunday, trust me, you are not alone! The FIFA World Cup has...
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How Brinqa Wants To Make Your Vulnerability Backlog Finally Make Sense If you have ever stared at a dashboard telling you that your organization has 60 million open vulnerabilities and...
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Most security teams treat patching as a backlog problem. Prioritize the critical CVEs, work through the queue, close the tickets. The assumption is that speed is constrained by capacity —...
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A recent Wall Street Journal report described how alleged fake invoices were used to support a roughly $400 million private credit loan. The fraud eventually surfaced through a simple signal during invoice...
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The Chaya_006 Edge Campaign Forescout’s Vedere Labs just dropped a threat briefing on a campaign they’re tracking as Chaya_006, and it’s a textbook example of how fast threat actors move...
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The Vulnerability Hackers found a serious zero-day vulnerability in Oracle’s software, which is being listed as CVE-2026-35273, sparking entire waves of attacks. Security researchers have also linked UNC6240 to infrastructure...
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