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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.
4 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.
4 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.
4 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.
5 hours ago
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ClickLock malware on macOS forces users to enter passwords
ClickLock uses a fake Cloudflare verification page, locks macOS applications, and forces victims to enter passwords to steal data, crypto wallets, and accounts.
Jul 22


WP2Shell WordPress vulnerability enables website takeover without login
WP2Shell combines two WordPress Core flaws that enable unauthenticated attacks. Businesses should patch, investigate compromise, and monitor websites.
Jul 21


292 fake GitHub repositories distribute BoryptGrab malware
Arctic Wolf identified 292 fake GitHub repositories distributing BoryptGrab, targeting browser data, cryptocurrency wallets, and tokens on Windows.
Jul 21


Unpatched security vulnerability in Cursor AI application threatens developer security
A recent report from cybersecurity organization Mindgard has highlighted a dangerous vulnerability in the Windows version of Cursor application, allowing malicious actors to execute code directly on developers' machines.
Jul 20


Warning: why do businesses need Penetration Testing for AI systems?
A new study proposes expanding AI pentesting to cover prompts, retrieved data, memory, sensors, and tools that may influence operational behavior.
Jul 20


How AI just helped Microsoft smash its security patch record
Recently, Microsoft marked a significant milestone by releasing an unprecedented number of security patches for familiar products like Windows and Office.
Jul 16


Years-old Zero-day vulnerabilities uncovered: a new warning for businesses
Some vulnerabilities are believed to have remained undetected for 15 to 16 years before being discovered. This raises significant concerns for businesses that rely on open-source infrastructure, virtualization systems, and software components that have been used reliably for long periods.
Jul 15


Apple sues OpenAI over alleged theft of hardware trade secrets
Apple has sued OpenAI and two former employees over alleged theft of hardware trade secrets. The case highlights insider risk and data controls.
Jul 14


AWS environment compromised within 72 hours as AI accelerated an extortion campaign
Sygnia observed an AI-assisted intrusion spread from an internet-facing application to AWS, CI/CD systems, and sensitive data within 72 hours.
Jul 13


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.
Jul 10


The first AI-driven ransomware campaign: The power of technology and the true role of humans
The cybersecurity community recently witnessed a remarkable turning point as artificial intelligence (AI) executed a cyberattack entirely on its own.
Jul 9


Can AI-generated code replace ERP? Lessons for businesses kooking to rebuild their core systems
ERP AI can accelerate software development, but it cannot replace a proven ERP platform. Learn the risks and best practices for securing enterprise systems with IPSIP Vietnam.
Jul 9


The OpenAI invitation trap: A sophisticated tactic bypassing security systems
As artificial intelligence (AI) tools become indispensable in daily workflows, threat actors have devised a highly sophisticated new attack vector.
Jul 7


Next-generation ransomware: When AI paves the way for browser attacks
The rapid evolution of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is completely reshaping the cybersecurity landscape, bringing both unprecedented opportunities and challenges.
Jul 3


Warning on the threats of Shadow AI: a new attack technique targeting AI coding assistants
Instead of planting malware directly, the attacker cleverly inserts hidden instructions to trick autonomous AI assistants like Claude Code into automatically triggering remote destructive commands. This vulnerability is the clearest evidence of the dangers of Shadow AI.
Jul 2


Nissan confirms employee data breach following Oracle PeopleSoft zero-day attack
Nissan has confirmed that current and former employee data may have been accessed after attackers exploited the Oracle PeopleSoft zero-day vulnerability, CVE-2026-35273. According to Oracle, the campaign affected hundreds of companies, while Mandiant said it notified more than 100 organizations impacted by the attacks.
Jul 2


Warning: AI coding agents can be compromised through “clean” GitHub repositories
Security researchers from Mozilla's Zero Day Investigative Network (0DIN) have uncovered a sophisticated attack technique that targets AI coding agents through seemingly clean GitHub repositories.
Jun 30


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


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


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
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