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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


Information technology for small business: Growth, security and compliance strategies in 2026
Discover comprehensive information technology for small business. Avoid penalties of up to 5% of revenue from the Personal Data Protection Law with FlexSecure360 from IPSIP today!
Jun 24


Last week in cybersecurity: 73,000 Fortinet accounts leaked, 152 malicious Chrome extensions, and 17 million WordPress attacks
Recap of last week in cybersecurity: 73K leaked Fortinet accounts, 152 malicious Chrome extensions, and WordPress attacks. Get a comprehensive cybersecurity solution!
Jun 22
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Accenture confirms data breach as hacker advertises internal documents for sale
Accenture, a leading multinational corporation in the global technology services and consulting industry, has officially confirmed a cybersecurity breach of its systems. This move comes immediately after a hacker claimed to have stolen a large amount of the firm's source code and sensitive data, offering it for public sale on a cybercrime forum.
5 hours ago


Vietnam to strictly regulate 46 high-risk AI systems starting August 15th, 2026
Vietnam will enforce stricter regulations on 46 high-risk AI systems across six sectors starting August 15th, 2026. Learn what businesses need to know to stay compliant.
6 hours ago


Hackers shift tactics: Abusing identities to silently drain Cloud data
An emerging cybercriminal threat group known as Helix is drawing attention with a tactic that abuses legitimate user identities to compromise corporate Microsoft 365 cloud environments.
6 hours ago
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Microsoft warns of phishing campaign targeting hotels with Node.js implant
Since April 2026, a sophisticated phishing campaign has been targeting hotels across Asia and Europe. The attackers abuse trusted services including Calendly and Google to distribute a ZIP archive containing the TonRAT malware, which is executed through the legitimate Node.js v24.13.0 runtime
Jun 29


Impersonating EVN to send OTP messages for account hijacking
Vietnam Electricity (EVN) has just issued an urgent warning regarding a newly emerged tech-based scam method. Malicious actors are exploiting the identity of the power sector to send fraudulent messages aimed at misappropriating citizens' data and assets.
Jun 26


Warning: Curl issues emergency patch for 18 critical vulnerabilities
Curl 8.21.0 addresses a record-breaking 18 security vulnerabilities (CVEs), the highest number ever fixed in a single Curl release. Among them is CVE-2026-8932, a flaw that originated in 2001 and remained undiscovered for more than 25 years before finally being patched.
Jun 26


Edgecution malware turns Microsoft Edge extension into a system backdoor
Researchers at Zscaler ThreatLabz have discovered an Edgecution malware campaign that spreads through Microsoft Teams and a malicious Microsoft Edge browser extension. The malware uses a two-component architecture and abuses Chrome Native Messaging to escape the browser sandbox, allowing attackers to execute commands, run PowerShell scripts, and gain direct access to victims' systems.
Jun 26


Post-Pentest strategy: Remediating vulnerabilities from Penetration Testing reports
Completing a Penetration Testing project is just the beginning of an organization's journey to protect its digital assets. The real challenge lies in the post-testing phase, where organizations face a long list of complex technical findings.
Jun 25


Alert: new vulnerabilities in AI ecosystem threaten enterprise cybersecurity
In June 2026, security researchers identified a verification flaw on ClawHub that enabled 15 unauthorized accounts to publish 23 deceptive plugins using official OpenClaw namespaces.
Jun 25


Unpatchable hardware vulnerability in Apple chips: New opportunities for legacy iPhone jailbreaking
In the tech world, Apple is renowned for its stringent security ecosystem. However, a recent discovery by cybersecurity experts has revealed a critical vulnerability embedded directly within the hardware of legacy iPhone models.
Jun 25


FBI warns of tactics redirecting users to scam websites
A sophisticated and nearly invisible cyberattack method, involving a technology called Traffic Distribution System (TDS), is being utilized by cybercriminals to trap Internet users into the scam websites. In response to this situation, the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has issued an urgent advisory to help the community identify and prevent the risk.
Jun 25


Pentest in HCM: Why good security doesn't always mean you're safe
Looking for Pentest in HCM? Discover how penetration testing helps businesses uncover hidden vulnerabilities, meet compliance requirements, and strengthen cyber resilience.
Jun 25


Information technology for small business: Growth, security and compliance strategies in 2026
Discover comprehensive information technology for small business. Avoid penalties of up to 5% of revenue from the Personal Data Protection Law with FlexSecure360 from IPSIP today!
Jun 24


Top 6 industrial cybersecurity solutions critical for protecting OT infrastructure and smart factories
Discover the top 6 industrial cybersecurity solutions to protect OT, ICS, and SCADA environments from ransomware and operational disruptions. Learn how to strengthen cyber resilience today.
Jun 24


Windows 11 26H2: A strategic shift in enterprise risk management and security
Discover the cybersecurity aspects of Windows 11 26H2. Learn how the eKB update helps enterprises minimize risks and manage the security lifecycle.
Jun 24


When scammers use AI: Recognizing the latest sophisticated tactics
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being weaponized by malicious actors to orchestrate increasingly sophisticated technological traps.
Jun 24


Loss of data due to the habit of using cracked software
Installing pirated software or using cracking tools (crack) remains a "hard-to-break habit" for many users, organizations, and businesses in Vietnam. Many people mistakenly believe this is a wise way to save costs, but in reality, they are handing over all their critical data to hackers with their own hands.
Jun 24


Unlicensed Windows and Office software: key legal and security risks
Using cracked software has long been warned about due to potential cybersecurity vulnerabilities. However, from a legal perspective, unauthorized installation of pirated operating systems or office applications for profit can lead to heavy penalties, including criminal liability.
Jun 24
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