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Cybersecurity News Roundup (20.7 - 26.7): AI-powered attacks, data breaches and critical vulnerabilities
Stay updated with the latest cybersecurity news from Vietnam and around the world, including AI-powered attacks, data breaches, critical vulnerabilities, and emerging cyber threats affecting businesses.
Jul 27


Cybersecurity landscape in Vietnam – Q2/2026: Key risks and recommendations for businesses
An analysis of Vietnam’s cybersecurity landscape in Q2 2026, covering online fraud, data breaches, malware, AI-powered threats, and key recommendations for businesses.
Jul 23


Last week in cybersecurity (June 22–28): EVN scams alert, AI manipulation, and Linux root-exploiting vulnerability
Explore last week in cybersecurity (June 22–28): EVN warns of fake OTPs, AI agents tricked into executing malware, and the DirtyClone Root flaw. Read now!
Jun 29


Network maintenance for Startups: In-house or Outsourced?
Learn what a startup network maintenance solution should include, how to choose the right support model, and what to look for in a service provider.
Jul 25


Financial sector cybersecurity 2026: Decoding 6 cyberattack trends and proactive defense strategies
Decode 6 financial sector cybersecurity trends in 2026 from Darktrace & Visa. Discover how to combat ransomware and phishing with a 24/7 SOC platform from IPSIP experts!
Jul 7


IPSIP Vietnam Pentest services: Penetration Testing for businesses
IPSIP provides pentest services in Vietnam for websites, APIs, mobile applications, networks, and cloud environments, including reports, remediation consulting, and retesting.
Jul 2


Jewelbug's multi-target attack campaign: When professional hackers scam crypto using AI
We often classify hackers into two distinct groups: cyber spies targeting state secrets on one side, and cybercriminals seeking financial gain on the other. However, a threat actor group known as Jewelbug (believed to be based in China) represents a unique exception.
3 hours ago


Claude code, Gemini CLI and Codex vulnerabilities expose new CI/CD security risks
Security flaws affecting Claude Code, Gemini CLI and Codex show how AI coding agents can expose CI/CD pipelines, source code, credentials and enterprise systems.
5 days ago


Critical Zoom vulnerability: risk of computer takeover via a familiar feature
A critical chain of security vulnerabilities has recently been discovered in Zoom, allowing anyone in a meeting – whether a presenter or an attendee – to take control of other participants' computers.
Aug 12
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Jewelbug's multi-target attack campaign: When professional hackers scam crypto using AI
We often classify hackers into two distinct groups: cyber spies targeting state secrets on one side, and cybercriminals seeking financial gain on the other. However, a threat actor group known as Jewelbug (believed to be based in China) represents a unique exception.
3 hours ago


Time for a change: When Active Directory is no longer enough to protect your enterprise
Although many organizations have moved most of their applications, devices, and operational workflows to the cloud, their identity management systems remain "bound" to on-premises Active Directory.
3 hours ago


DeadLock changes how ransomware operates with blockchain
DeadLock uses Polygon blockchain and decentralized infrastructure to support extortion operations. Microsoft says over 80 organizations were listed by July 2026.
4 hours ago
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Demystifying IDS and IPS: A powerful security shield for enterprise networks
Two familiar yet crucial defensive tools that every organization must thoroughly understand are IDS (Intrusion Detection System) and IPS (Intrusion Prevention System).
Aug 7


Vulnerability in Cursor, VS Code, and Antigravity could steal API keys
A flaw in Cursor, VS Code, and Antigravity could execute commands after one click, putting API keys, source code, and developer devices at risk.
Aug 7


Meta AI model accidentally infiltrates external system due to testing configuration error
During a recent information security assessment, an artificial intelligence (AI) model from Meta unexpectedly gained access to the internet and infiltrated the computer system of a third-party service.
Aug 6


SMOKE#SCREEN Campaign: Impersonating Zoom and Adobe updates to hijack computers
Information security researchers have recently discovered a dangerous cyberattack campaign named SMOKE#SCREEN. By spreading fake software update notifications from familiar applications like Zoom or Adobe, attackers can silently install remote control tools and gain full control over victims' computers.
Aug 6


Warning: New attack technique enables malware to hijack Google Passkey authentication keys
Cybersecurity experts have recently uncovered a new attack technique called "Pass-ta-key," which enables malware to compromise and hijack accounts even when secured by Passkeys.
Aug 6


Vietnam Cybersecurity Day, August 6: Every individual needs to build a "digital shield"
In the era of digital transformation, maintaining a safe and reliable cyberspace has become a key factor for overall development. The Vietnam Cybersecurity Day event held annually on August 6 is an important occasion to promote public awareness and responsibility regarding information security protection.
Aug 6


Google Password Manager attacks could hijack passkey-protected accounts
Unit 42 disclosed three techniques that could let malware hijack passkey-protected accounts on Chrome for Windows after a device is compromised.
Aug 6


Shai-Hulud worm returns to npm, infecting 868 packages with over 2 billion monthly downloads
The npm open-source ecosystem has just experienced a major shock. On August 4, 2026, a malware campaign named Shai-Hulud re-emerged as a worm (a type of malware capable of self-replicating and spreading automatically). The attack directly targeted the software supply chain, hijacking critical developer accounts and rapidly poisoning a wide array of popular programming libraries.
Aug 5


Coldcard hardware wallet vulnerability: Hackers steal over $130 million in cryptocurrency
A critical security vulnerability has recently left many Coldcard wallet users completely drained of their assets, with total losses surpassing $130 million in cryptocurrency.
Aug 5


SonicWall SMA1000 vulnerabilities exploited in attacks, raising ransomware risk
SonicWall SMA1000 flaws CVE-2026-15409 and CVE-2026-15410 are being exploited to gain root access, increasing ransomware and data breach risks.
Aug 5


The Recovery Scam: When cybercrime victims become secondary targets
Capitalizing on victims' anxiety and their desperate desire to recover lost assets, cybercriminals turn them into prime targets in a new fraud chain known as a Recovery Scam.
Aug 4


Arch Linux disables AUR package adoption following malware campaign
Arch Linux has temporarily disabled AUR package adoption after attackers abused orphaned packages to distribute malware. Here's what happened and why it matters.
Aug 4


Breakthrough AI application: Google discovers 13-year-old Chrome vulnerability and sets new patching record
Google recently confirmed that its AI implementation has achieved record-breaking patch delivery speeds, even discovering a critical vulnerability that had remained hidden for 13 years within the Chrome codebase.
Aug 3


Chaos ransomware through Microsoft Teams encrypted a network in just 17 hours
STAC4749 impersonated IT support staff through Microsoft Teams to gain remote access and deploy Chaos ransomware in less than 17 hours. Here's what organizations need to know.
Aug 3


CosmosEscape flaw threatens the Azure Cosmos DB platform
CosmosEscape – a critical security vulnerability in Microsoft's Azure Cosmos DB database service allows attackers to bypass authorization barriers, conduct cross-tenant interactions between user accounts, and threaten data security on a global scale.
Jul 31


Russian threat group exploits Microsoft OWA vulnerability: The emergence of sophisticated malware OWAReaper
A dangerous cyber attack campaign targeting Microsoft Outlook Web Access (OWA) systems has recently been discovered, directly threatening government agencies in the US and Europe.
Jul 31


Prompt Injection: Hackers hide malicious instructions to manipulate enterprise AI
This technique is known as indirect prompt injection. Malicious instructions can be placed in the email body, subject line, quoted email threads, attachments, or hidden formatting code.
Jul 31


Breaking: Claude chat logs exposed publicly on Google - Who is to blame?
A recent security incident involving Claude has sent shockwaves through the tech community, as a vast amount of private user data was unexpectedly indexed and exposed publicly by Google Search.
Jul 30


VMSA-2026-0006: Up to 3 VMware vulnerabilities are rated as "Critical"
Broadcom has officially released VMware Security Advisory (VMSA-2026-0006) to urgently address 5 vulnerabilities across several of its software product lines. Notably, up to 3 vulnerabilities are rated as "Critical".
Jul 30


Warning: Microsoft Defender on Linux may be disabled after an update
Microsoft confirmed that Defender for Endpoint on Linux may become disabled after an update and reboot. Organizations should verify affected systems and upgrade immediately.
Jul 30
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