LucidRook Malware Targets Taiwanese Universities and NGOs
April 13, 2026
Exploration of LucidRook, a Lua-based malware targeting NGOs and universities in Taiwan linked to UAT-10362.
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LucidRook Malware Targets Taiwanese Universities and NGOs
Exploration of LucidRook, a Lua-based malware targeting NGOs and universities in Taiwan linked to UAT-10362.
UK Government Seeks Public Input on Radiofrequency Jammers to Shape Upcoming Legislation
Public views are invited on radiofrequency jammers to help shape laws targeting cybercrime devices.
$100 Million AI Initiative Targets Hidden Vulnerabilities in Open Source Software
Discover how $100 million in AI resources are being deployed to detect critical vulnerabilities in open source software through Project Glasswing.
AI Browser Extensions Pose a Hidden Risk to Network Security
Exploring the overlooked risks AI browser extensions pose to network security.
Critical Marimo Vulnerability Is Now Being Actively Exploited for Credential Theft
Marimo faces a severe RCE vulnerability allowing credential theft. Immediate action is crucial.
Cybercriminals Target Venice’s Flood Control Systems, Exposing Dangerous Gaps in Urban Security
Hackers have infiltrated Venice's crucial San Marco flood defenses, revealing vulnerabilities in operational technology.
Adobe Addresses Critical Flaw in Acrobat Reader with Emergency Updates
Adobe releases emergency patches to fix a critical flaw in Acrobat Reader actively exploited in the wild, CVE-2026-34621.
Emerging Threats in Malware: Recent Developments in Software Vulnerabilities
New malicious npm packages, deceptive LNK files, and compromised servers illustrate evolving malware tactics.
U.S. Cybersecurity Agencies Warn of Rising Threats From Exposed Rockwell Automation PLCs
U.S. cybersecurity agencies warn of Iran-linked APTs exploiting exposed Rockwell PLCs, urging swift disconnection.
CPUID Website Was Briefly Compromised to Spread Remote Access Trojan
Threat actors compromised the CPUID site for less than 24 hours, deploying a remote access trojan.
UK Government Seeks Public Input on Radiofrequency Jammers to Shape Upcoming Legislation
April 13, 2026
Public views are invited on radiofrequency jammers to help shape laws targeting cybercrime devices.
$100 Million AI Initiative Targets Hidden Vulnerabilities in Open Source Software
April 13, 2026
Discover how $100 million in AI resources are being deployed to detect critical vulnerabilities in open source software through Project
AI Browser Extensions Pose a Hidden Risk to Network Security
April 13, 2026
Exploring the overlooked risks AI browser extensions pose to network security.
Critical Marimo Vulnerability Is Now Being Actively Exploited for Credential Theft
April 13, 2026
Marimo faces a severe RCE vulnerability allowing credential theft. Immediate action is crucial.
Cybercriminals Target Venice’s Flood Control Systems, Exposing Dangerous Gaps in Urban Security
April 13, 2026
Hackers have infiltrated Venice’s crucial San Marco flood defenses, revealing vulnerabilities in operational technology.
Adobe Addresses Critical Flaw in Acrobat Reader with Emergency Updates
April 13, 2026
Adobe releases emergency patches to fix a critical flaw in Acrobat Reader actively exploited in the wild, CVE-2026-34621.
Emerging Threats in Malware: Recent Developments in Software Vulnerabilities
April 13, 2026
New malicious npm packages, deceptive LNK files, and compromised servers illustrate evolving malware tactics.
U.S. Cybersecurity Agencies Warn of Rising Threats From Exposed Rockwell Automation PLCs
April 13, 2026
U.S. cybersecurity agencies warn of Iran-linked APTs exploiting exposed Rockwell PLCs, urging swift disconnection.
CPUID Website Was Briefly Compromised to Spread Remote Access Trojan
April 13, 2026
Threat actors compromised the CPUID site for less than 24 hours, deploying a remote access trojan.
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