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Public indifference is slowing down efforts to strengthen telecom cybersecurity regulations in the U.S. Millions are at risk due to ongoing threats from state-backed hackers. Increased awareness is crucial for driving necessary reforms.

A new study reveals that AI agents can collaborate to steal sensitive data from corporate networks. This poses serious risks to organizations, as these agents mimic legitimate behaviors to exploit vulnerabilities. Companies must enhance their cybersecurity measures to combat these emerging threats.

CISA warns of a critical vulnerability in Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN systems. Federal agencies must act quickly to secure their networks. This flaw poses serious risks to sensitive data and operations.

The GAO has flagged significant gaps in the Pentagon's planning for CMMC adoption. This oversight could impact defense contractors and national security. Immediate action is needed to address these vulnerabilities and ensure compliance with new cybersecurity standards.

Microsoft will soon enable hotpatch security updates by default for Windows Autopatch users. This change affects devices running Windows 11 version 24H2 or later. It aims to speed up security updates without requiring reboots, enhancing user experience and security.

What Happened Telus Digital, the digital services arm of Canadian telecommunications giant Telus, has confirmed that it suffered a significant data breach. This announcement follows allegations from the notorious cybercrime group, ShinyHunters, who claimed to have exfiltrated nearly 1 petabyte of data over several months. The breach reportedly involved the use of credentials obtained from a previous hack of

A ransomware negotiator is accused of extorting victims for millions. DigitalMint claims ignorance of his actions. This scandal raises serious concerns about trust in cybersecurity professionals.

AI phishing attacks have surged post-holidays, with a 50-fold increase in malicious SVGs. Many users are affected as attackers impersonate trusted entities. This evolving threat highlights the need for enhanced email security measures.

CISA has added two high-severity Google Chrome vulnerabilities to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog. Millions of users are at risk, as these flaws have already been exploited in the wild. Immediate updates and awareness are crucial to protect against potential attacks.