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What Changed In a significant ruling, a Luxembourg court has overturned a hefty €746 million ($858 million) privacy fine against Amazon. This fine was originally imposed by the National Commission for Data Protection (CNPD) in 2021, marking it as one of the largest fines under the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) since its implementation in 2018. The court's

CISA has issued a warning about a critical vulnerability in Wing FTP Server. This flaw affects numerous organizations, including federal agencies. Immediate patching is essential to prevent potential remote code execution attacks.

Rapid7 has identified a rise in phishing campaigns using Microsoft Teams. Threat actors impersonate IT departments to trick users into granting remote access. This poses a serious risk to organizational security.

Hacked WordPress sites are tricking Windows users into installing the Vidar infostealer. This malware steals sensitive data, posing a significant risk to personal information. Stay cautious and protect your devices from these evolving threats.

A Microsoft Teams support call led to a serious voice phishing attack. Multiple employees were targeted, resulting in compromised corporate devices. Learn how to strengthen your defenses against such threats.

Codex Security is moving away from traditional SAST methods. Instead, it uses AI-driven techniques to find real vulnerabilities. This change reduces false positives and enhances security efficiency.

A serious security flaw at Companies House exposed sensitive data of five million companies for five months. This raises significant concerns about data protection and privacy. Companies House is investigating the incident and has reported it to the relevant authorities.

IBM X-Force has uncovered 'Slopoly,' an AI-generated malware used by Hive0163 in a ransomware attack. This new threat lowers the barrier for cybercriminals, making sophisticated attacks easier. Organizations must adapt their defenses to combat this evolving risk.

Microsoft has released a critical update for Edge to fix CVE-2026-3910. Users must update to version 146.0.3856.59. This vulnerability poses serious risks, so immediate action is essential.