The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has issued an urgent warning about active ransomware attacks exploiting a Linux kernel vulnerability. Federal agencies must patch by November 20 or face potential system compromise.
A nine-month intrusion at Ribbon Communications exposes critical vulnerabilities in telecom supply chains. The breach affecting major providers highlights systemic risks to national infrastructure that demand immediate industry response.
A sophisticated cyber espionage campaign dubbed “PassiveNeuron” is targeting high-profile organizations across Asia, Africa, and Latin America with previously unseen custom malware. Security analysts report the campaign specifically compromises Windows servers using advanced techniques for persistent access and data exfiltration.
A sophisticated threat campaign targeting prominent organizations across government, industrial, and financial sectors has been identified by cybersecurity researchers, according to recent reports. Dubbed “PassiveNeuron,” the operation has been active across Asia, Africa, and Latin America, deploying custom malware implants specifically designed for cyberespionage purposes.
The rapid deployment of agentic AI systems is creating complex security responsibility questions between vendors and customers. Recent vulnerabilities like ForcedLeak demonstrate the urgent need for clear security frameworks as organizations navigate this emerging technology landscape.
As organizations increasingly adopt artificial intelligence agents to boost productivity, security experts are raising concerns about the unclear division of responsibility for protecting sensitive data. According to reports, the rush to deploy these systems has created significant security gaps that both vendors and customers must address collaboratively.
Cybersecurity analysts document an unprecedented 57% annual increase in ransomware groups operating worldwide. Manufacturing organizations experienced a sharp 26% quarter-over-quarter rise in targeted attacks according to the latest threat intelligence.
Cybersecurity researchers have identified a record-breaking 77 active ransomware groups currently operating worldwide, according to reports from GuidePoint Security’s latest threat intelligence analysis. This represents a 57% year-over-year surge in distinct threat collectives despite overall ransomware activity stabilizing across global networks.
