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Vulnerabilities

CVE-None: Attack Behavior Slips Past Security Controls

Security controls block known attacks, but quieter variants of the same technique can slip past defenses, with prevention effectiveness rising to 69%, but masking a softer interior.

Threats

Iranian Hackers Indicted for Cybertheft

Federal authorities have indicted 17 Iranians for a campaign of cybertheft against universities, governments, and companies, with estimated losses of over $3.4 billion.

Data Breaches

Berlin State Ministries Disconnected After Security Breach

Two Berlin state ministries have been cut off from the city government's IT network after a security breach, with employees forced to communicate by telephone, text message, and fax.

Vulnerabilities

AI-Driven Vulnerability Surge Overwhelms Traditional Patching

The volume of vulnerabilities found by AI is increasing, with disclosures of high and critical vulnerabilities doubling from 4,268 in Q2 2025 to 8,539 in Q2 2026, putting a strain on traditional patching models.

Threats

BlackFile Cyberattacks Target Financial Sector

BlackFile, a cybercrime group, continues to target financial companies, law firms, and rating agencies with voice-phishing and social engineering attacks, demanding extortions starting at $3 million.

Threats

Insider Attack on Brightly Software

A tech contractor who stole corporate data and extorted Brightly Software for $7,540.92 has been sentenced to 2 years in prison.

Vulnerabilities

Irregular AI Hacking Postmortem Faces Criticism

Security experts criticize Irregular's postmortem on AI hacking incidents, saying it leaves key questions unanswered and uses 'marketing spin' to obscure the issue.

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