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4 Outdated Habits Destroying Your SOC’s MTTR in 2026
In 2026, leading SOCs reduce MTTR and MTTD by using automated, behavior-based analysis instead of manual…
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Reprompt Attack: Single-Click Data Exfiltration from Microsoft Copilot
Researchers reveal Reprompt attack enabling single-click data exfiltration from Microsoft Copilot via prompt injection. Microsoft has…
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China-Linked APT Exploits Sitecore Zero-Day in Attacks on American Critical Infrastructure
China-linked APT UAT-8837 targets North American critical infrastructure via Sitecore zero-day, abusing Active Directory.
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Drones to Diplomas: Russia’s University Linked to $25M Essay Mill
A cheating network linked to a Russian university building drones for Ukraine war. $25M revenue, Google…
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Who Benefited from the Aisuru and Kimwolf Botnets?
A deep dive into the Kimwolf botnet, its spread via Android TV boxes, and the network…
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ChatGPT’s “Agora” Feature: Cross-Platform AI on the Horizon?
OpenAI tests ‘Agora,’ a potential cross-platform ChatGPT feature for iOS, Android, and web. What could this…
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Microsoft Disrupts RedVDS Cybercrime Platform Used in $40M+ Losses
Microsoft disrupted RedVDS, a cybercrime platform linked to $40M+ losses. Seized infrastructure in global operation with…
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FTC Bans GM from Selling Drivers’ Location Data for Five Years
The FTC bans General Motors (GM) from selling drivers’ location and driving data to third parties…
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Automate Just-In-Time Application Access with Tines Workflow
Learn how to automate just-in-time access to applications with Tines. Orchestrated workflows grant, track, and revoke…
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Critical WhisperPair Flaw Lets Hackers Track, Eavesdrop via Bluetooth Audio Devices
A vulnerability in Google’s Fast Pair protocol allows attackers to hijack Bluetooth audio accessories, track users,…
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