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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
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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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Zimbra patches vulnerability that allows malicious code to run when users open an email
Zimbra has patched a Stored XSS flaw that allows malicious emails to execute code in user sessions. Organizations should update and investigate promptly.
3 hours ago
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.
5 hours ago
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.
7 hours ago
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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.
2 days ago
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