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Intuitive Robotics has disclosed a phishing attack that compromised employee credentials. While some data was exposed, operations and hospital networks remain secure. The company is investigating the breach and has notified regulators.

Open Source SecurityCon returns in 2026, co-located with KubeCon. This event focuses on enhancing open source software security, gathering industry leaders to share insights.

Franz Regul shares cybersecurity insights from the Paris 2024 Olympics. These lessons are vital for protecting athletes and fans at future events. Strong security measures are essential as threats evolve.

A new AI security framework has been introduced, showcasing progress in governance. However, seven critical vulnerabilities still need attention to enhance overall security. Organizations must act swiftly to address these gaps.

Cloudflare is challenging a €14 million fine from Italy over the Piracy Shield. This controversial regulation threatens internet transparency and user rights. Stay tuned as Cloudflare fights back against excessive penalties and advocates for a fairer internet.

The GlassWorm malware campaign is exploiting stolen GitHub tokens to inject malicious code into Python repositories. Developers are at risk as this attack targets popular projects, making it crucial to secure their environments. Immediate action is needed to prevent further compromises.

Cybersecurity professionals share their real-life experiences in challenging situations. Learn valuable lessons from their stories to enhance your own security practices.

A recent cyberattack on Stryker wiped tens of thousands of devices without using malware. The attack, linked to the Handala group, raises serious security concerns. Stryker is working to restore services and ensure product safety.

HPE has issued a security advisory regarding a vulnerability in the Telco Service Orchestrator. Users of versions before v4.2.12 are at risk. Immediate updates are necessary to protect against potential exploits.