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Entries now open for the 2026 CSO30 Australia Awards
Entries Open for 2026 CSO30 Australia Awards NetworkUstad – Entries for the 2026 CSO30 Australia Awards are now open, organizers announced on Tuesday. The program recognizes chief security officers and cybersecurity leaders across Australia for their work in protecting organizations from digital threats. Awards Overview The CSO30 Australia Awards select 30 top executives in cybersecurity...
Lyrie.ai Enters Anthropic Cyber Verification Program
Lyrie.ai joined the initial group in Anthropic’s Cyber Verification Program. The effort tests AI defenses against cyber threats.
TrickMo Variant Routes Android Trojan Traffic Through TON
TrickMo Variant Routes Android Trojan Traffic Through TON A new variant of the TrickMo Android trojan now directs stolen traffic through The Open Network (TON) blockchain, cybersecurity researchers report. The change aims to evade detection by traditional monitoring tools. Key Details The updated TrickMo malware targets Android devices, primarily stealing banking credentials and SMS messages....
cPanel flaw exposes enterprises to hosting supply-chain risks
A newly disclosed cPanel vulnerability is being exploited at scale, giving attackers a route into web hosting environments that many enterprises may not monitor closely. Analysts say the risk highlights weak visibility into hosting supply chains. The flaw, tracked as CVE-2026-41940, has been used to deploy backdoors, plant SSH keys, steal credentials, and compromise hosting systems, according to researchers at…
cPanel CVE-2026-41940 Under Active Exploitation to Deploy Filemanager Backdoor
cPanel CVE-2026-41940 Under Active Exploitation to Deploy Filemanager Backdoor Attackers have begun exploiting a vulnerability in cPanel, tracked as CVE-2026-41940, to deploy a backdoor named Filemanager on affected servers. Security researchers reported the active attacks on Tuesday, with multiple hosting providers confirming intrusions as of May 12, 2026. Attack Details The vulnerability allows remote code...
FCC Softens Ban on Foreign-Made Routers
FCC Softens Ban on Foreign-Made Routers The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has adjusted its restrictions on routers manufactured outside the United States, allowing greater use of foreign-made equipment in certain networks. The change, announced this week, eases prior limits aimed at securing domestic communications infrastructure. Key Details The FCC’s decision modifies rules established in recent...
Developer workstations are the new beachhead
I spent the first week of April reading three separate threat intelligence reports that, on the surface, had nothing in common. One covered a North Korean campaign that had published over 1,700 malicious packages across five open-source ecosystems. Another detailed a malware operation using a Zig-compiled binary to silently infect every IDE on a developer’s machine. The third walked through…
CISOs step into the AI spotlight
Serving in the military requires a precise, tactical mindset, and that’s exactly what Barry Hensley espoused during his 24 years in the US Army, where he rose to the rank of colonel. The military “is where you earn your stripes, showing your soldiers your willingness to jump into a foxhole and pick up a weapon,” says Hensley, CSO of Brown…
Why Static ISP Connections Offer Long-Term Stability
Static ISP connections deliver a fixed IP from real ISPs for predictable performance, preventing issues like account bans from IP rotation. Unlike rotating proxies, they maintain sessions and trust on platforms like Instagram and LinkedIn. Ideal for reliable data workflows with residential legitimacy and datacenter speed.
Instructure Breach Exposes Schools' Vendor Dependence
ShinyHunters' attack on Instructure, which owns the widely used Canvas learning management system (LMS), carries big questions about the trust educational institutions put into their vendors.