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Cybersecurity Weekly News (October 26 – November 1): Cross-Border Fraud, Hospital Ransomware, and Active Node2Shell Exploitation
Cybersecurity weekly news for October 26 – November 1: cross-border fraud in Vietnam, data security regulation, hospital ransomware, Node2Shell exploitation, and new cyber incidents worldwide.
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Cybersecurity Weekly News (October 19–25): AI agents automate attacks, PHP flaws face mass exploitation, and bank brandname SMS scams rise
Cybersecurity weekly news for October 19–25: AI Agents automate attacks, PHP flaws face mass exploitation, bank SMS scams rise, and financial and healthcare data breaches remain in focus.
Oct 26


Cybersecurity Weekly News (October 12–18): Microsoft-Abused Phishing, “Online Kidnapping” Scams, and Hackers Taking Control of Refrigeration Systems
Cybersecurity weekly news for October 12–18, 2026: Microsoft-based phishing, online kidnapping scams, OT/IoT attacks in France, AI risks and BeyondTrust vulnerabilities.
Oct 19


Optimizing IT risk management with in-depth Information Security GRC solutions
Information security GRC is increasingly becoming a critical part of IT governance strategy, helping align governance, risk, and compliance requirements into a unified model.
Aug 25


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


5 digital habits you must break in the AI era before you get hacked
The ground rules of cybersecurity have changed, and it is time to dismantle outdated digital habits to keep our personal and enterprise assets secure.
3 days ago


PHP2Shell and the latest PHP vulnerabilities: Is patching enough to keep businesses safe?
PHP2Shell and new PHP vulnerabilities can lead to RCE. Even after patching, businesses should verify runtimes and assess remaining security risks.
3 days ago


AI Voice Cloning Scam Tricks Italian Bank Into Transferring €95 Million
Fraudsters used AI voice cloning, fake CEO messages and forged documents to convince Fideuram to transfer €95 million overseas.
6 days ago
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The HOCMAI hack incident: Warning of 7 million leaked data records and immediate actions to take
Recently, cyberspace has been buzzing with news that the online education platform HOCMAI was hacked, raising concerns about the information security of millions of students. Below is a comprehensive overview of the incident and the urgent solutions users need to implement to protect themselves.
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Binance investigates cyberattack affecting $6.3 billion in crypto assets
Binance investigates a cyberattack affecting $6.3 billion in crypto assets, raising concerns about compromised engineer devices and privileged access security.
3 days ago


C3RB3R Ransomware targets synology NAS: Signs, patches and recovery
C3RB3R ransomware is targeting Synology NAS. Review confirmed findings, .L0CK3D warning signs, DSM patch thresholds and recovery precautions.
3 days ago
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CVE-2026-64638: WordPress XSS2Shell flaw could lead to PHP code execution
WordPress patched CVE-2026-64638, a pre-auth reflected XSS flaw that could lead to PHP code execution when an administrator interacts with attacker-controlled content.
Aug 12


Risk of enterprise data leakage from "one-click" vulnerability on Atlassian Rovo AI
The discovery of RovoBlast - a severe security vulnerability in the Atlassian Rovo AI assistant serves as proof that an enterprise's internal data can be exfiltrated through a single malicious link.
Aug 11


Levi Strauss data breach: 3 employee computers accessed via social engineering
Levi Strauss & Co. said it identified a cybersecurity incident in which an unauthorized third party used social engineering to gain access to three company-issued employee computers. From those devices, certain corporate information was accessed and exfiltrated.
Aug 11


What to do when Metabase faces a critical Zero-Day vulnerability?
Metabase has confirmed a critical cybersecurity incident involving an actively exploited zero-day vulnerability.
Aug 10


The hybrid model: Combining IT outsourcing with outsourced SOC services
Learn how combining IT outsourcing and cybersecurity with an outsourced SOC helps enterprises define responsibilities and improve IT–SOC collaboration.
Aug 10


OpenAI pauses some Astra activities over Critical Cybersecurity Risks
OpenAI restricted some Astra activities after preliminary evaluations could not rule out Critical cybersecurity capabilities, including zero-day exploitation.
Aug 10


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


Enterprise checklist: Preparing for a Penetration Test
To prepare for a Penetration Test, the internal IT team must provide an inventory of network assets (IPs, Domains, APIs), infrastructure diagrams, technical documentation, and necessary system access privileges.
Aug 5


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
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