A November 3 review of U.S. county election portals found 42% hosted outside .gov, with weak email safeguards and third-party trackers affecting millions of voters.
A review dated 29 October 2026 found an administrator using a profanity-filled password, a sign of lax security practices that could give hackers an opening.
Attackers used ENGIE's partner sales tool to reach personal details and energy contract records for customers in France, while banking information was reportedly not affected.
Hackers reached outside business systems used by iRhythm, exposing personal, account and device-related data for about 8.2 million individuals and prompting an HHS filing.
Security researchers are examining unexplained threat activity across Italy; no CVE has been tied to the patterns, and technical details remain limited.
Nathan Smolenski of Qualys says machine-assisted bug hunting contributed to a small slice of 2025 exploitation, urging exposure tracking, asset tiers, human checks, rollback plans, and careful automation.
A Help Net Security report on MS-ISAC findings links stolen employee credentials to phishing, account hijacking and intrusions that spread between K-12 districts.
Episode 490 examines claims of executive iPhone targeting, a disclosed flaw in security-key safeguards, and commentary from Ball, Randolph, and Cluley.
A federal appellate panel has invalidated a statewide West Virginia statute, raising immediate questions about how agencies handle personal information disclosures.
A cybercrime crew's GitHub-based supply-chain effort lost momentum, yet the group remains active on the platform and is pivoting toward developer workstations and cloud credentials.
Fraud controls work best when behavioral signals guide automated decisions and staff review catches ambiguous cases that would otherwise block legitimate users.
Open Discord communities marked discoverable can have messages read without signing in and surfaced in search results, raising privacy concerns for members and admins.
The US Treasury Department designated individuals linked to Russian and North Korean nationals and DPRK-backed illicit IT work, citing laundered earnings.
Starting December 1, approved third-party Android marketplaces can request permission, verify identity, submit catalogs, and pass ongoing malware checks to gain one-tap installs and background updates.
Sony Network Communications has acknowledged an ISP-related breach in which about 2.5 million customer records were exposed and personal details were compromised.
Orange Tsai of DEVCORE disclosed a logic-flaw chain that broke out of Microsoft Edge’s sandbox and enabled code execution, after a $175,000 contest win and a five-month wait.
Attackers are disguising automated scanners as well-known AI crawlers, using 32 bot identities to find credentials, keys and cloud configs left on public sites.
Hospitals are putting medical artificial intelligence into use faster than security teams can govern it, creating systemic exposure without a specific CVE to patch.