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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.
1 day ago
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.
5 days ago
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
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Escalating security crisis: ShinyHunters issues final ultimatum to EY
The notorious extortion group ShinyHunters recently publicly claimed responsibility for the data leak at EY, leaving the enterprise facing a severe cybersecurity challenge.
59 minutes ago
Adobe Acrobat Chrome vulnerability could expose WhatsApp web data
CVE-2026-48294 in Adobe Acrobat Extension could expose WhatsApp Web data. Learn who is affected, how the attack works, and what businesses should do.
2 hours ago
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.
1 day ago
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AI accelerates vulnerability hunting: FFmpeg hit by 21 Zero-days, Chrome patches record number of flaws
The cybersecurity world has just experienced a volatile week marked by two major events unfolding almost simultaneously. First, 21 critical vulnerabilities were uncovered in FFmpeg. Shortly after, Google released Chrome 149, packed with patches for up to 429 security vulnerabilities.
Jun 12
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