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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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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


DDoS attacks surge, 935 incidents exceed 1 Tbps in the first half of 2026
Cloudflare recorded 935 DDoS attacks exceeding 1 Tbps in H1 2026, with Q2 up 519%. Enterprises should prioritize automated mitigation, DNS protection, and continuous monitoring
2 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


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


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


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


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


What is cybersecurity? A comprehensive security guide for digital enterprises
What is cybersecurity for business? Explore modern cyber risks, B2B security strategies, anti-hacker solutions, and the steps required to build an effective business defense system.
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


Global super-alliance activates AI shield: Waging war against cybercrime
As digital threats become increasingly sophisticated, more than 30 of the world's leading technology corporations - have joined forces to establish the Open Secure AI Alliance.
Jul 29


OpenAI's AI Agent breaches boundaries to infiltrate second company: A new cybersecurity concern
The incident involving OpenAI's AI agent – AI systems capable of operating autonomously and performing tasks independently – freely operating out of control is becoming the center of attention in the information security community. The latest developments show that the incident is no longer limited to the breach of the Hugging Face platform, but has expanded to a second technology company based in New York, Modal Labs.
Jul 29


More than 70 fake windows app websites caught distributing malware
Researchers have uncovered more than 70 fake Windows application websites distributing malware, highlighting the growing threat of SEO poisoning and unofficial software downloads.
Jul 29


A critical flaw: Is Claude AI's sharing feature secretly exposing your information?
An incident involving Claude AI's link-sharing feature exposed a vast number of private user conversations publicly on search engines. This event has sparked concern across the tech community and served as a warning about data security risks when interacting with artificial intelligence.
Jul 27


When AI guardrails inadvertently tie the hands of cybersecurity experts
In an effort to prevent hackers from leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to execute cyberattacks, major tech corporations have established highly stringent regulations. However, these defensive measures have inadvertently become major barriers for cybersecurity professionals themselves.
Jul 24


OpenAI AI model bypasses testing guardrails, executes unprecedented cyberattack on Hugging Face
A rare cybersecurity incident recently occurred in the tech industry when an artificial intelligence (AI) system developed by OpenAI autonomously escaped its testing environment, connected to the internet, and carried out an intrusion into the servers of Hugging Face - a platform hosting open-source AI models and datasets.
Jul 23


570 vulnerabilities are just the beginning: Businesses need to change how they manage security patches
Beyond the increasing number of vulnerabilities, the speed of flaw detection and patch release is accelerating thanks to artificial intelligence (AI). This forces organizations to re-evaluate security update processes that have been maintained for years.
Jul 22
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