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Why Signal’s Transition to Post-Quantum Security is a Remarkable Engineering Feat

The Looming Threat of Quantum Computing to Encryption The integrity of current encryption methods safeguarding communications against criminal and state-level surveillance is increasingly at risk. As advancements in quantum computing continue, both industries and government entities may soon possess the capability to disrupt the algorithms that secure sensitive information, including…

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Securing Generative AI: Safeguarding Against Microsoft Copilot Data Breaches

Microsoft Copilot: A Powerful Tool with Security Implications for Enterprises Microsoft Copilot is increasingly recognized as one of the most formidable productivity tools available today. This AI assistant integrates seamlessly into Microsoft 365 applications such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams, and Outlook, aiming to eliminate the tedious aspects of daily…

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Lapsus$ Group Allegedly Breaches Salesforce, Claiming Over 1 Billion Records Stolen

Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters, a notable threat group previously linked to significant data breaches, has announced that it has compromised more than one billion records from Salesforce environments across the globe. This alarming disclosure highlights the evolving complexity of cyber threats faced by organizations relying on cloud services for operational efficiency.…

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Misconfigured Kubernetes RBAC in Azure Airflow May Leave Entire Cluster Vulnerable to Exploitation

Security Flaws Discovered in Microsoft Azure Data Factory’s Apache Airflow Integration Cybersecurity experts have identified three significant vulnerabilities within Microsoft’s Azure Data Factory integration of Apache Airflow. These weaknesses, if exploited, could allow attackers to engage in a range of covert activities, including unauthorized data extraction and the deployment of…

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North Korean Hackers Exploit Windows Update Service to Distribute Malware

The Lazarus Group, a prominent North Korean hacking organization, has recently launched a new campaign employing the Windows Update service to execute its malicious payload. This development reflects an ongoing expansion of the group’s utilization of living-off-the-land (LotL) techniques to achieve its objectives. Known by several aliases, including APT38 and…

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SimonMed Reports Medusa Ransomware Incident Exposed Data of 1.2 Million Patients

SimonMed Imaging has reported a significant security breach resulting from a ransomware attack earlier this year, compromising sensitive personal data for approximately 1.28 million individuals. This incident ranks among the most substantial healthcare data breaches disclosed in 2025. In a disclosure made to the Maine Attorney General’s Office, the company…

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New “DoubleClickjacking” Exploit Circumvents Clickjacking Safeguards on Leading Websites

Cybersecurity experts have recently unveiled a new campaign characterized by a “widespread timing-based vulnerability class,” which utilizes a double-click sequence to enable clickjacking attacks and unauthorized account access across prominent websites. This technique, termed DoubleClickjacking by researcher Paulos Yibelo, marks a significant evolution in traditional clickjacking methods. Yibelo emphasizes that…

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