Category Archives: Security & Privacy
Iranian APT PLC Attacks Target U.S. Critical Infrastructure
Iranian-affiliated threat actors have escalated their targeting of U.S. critical infrastructure, specifically disrupting Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs). CISA urges organizations to mitigate these Iranian APT PLC attacks, which have led to operational disruptions and financial losses. Continue reading
Windows 11 Kernel Drivers: New Security Mandates Effective April 2026
Microsoft has officially ended support for legacy cross-signed Windows 11 kernel drivers to enhance OS security and prevent rootkit vulnerabilities. Continue reading
UNC6783 Mr. Raccoon: New BPO Live Chat Attacks Explained
Discover how the threat actor UNC6783 Mr. Raccoon is leveraging live chat social engineering against BPOs to steal session tokens and perform data extortion. Continue reading
TikTok Location Privacy: How to Disable Precise GPS Tracking
Is TikTok tracking your every move? Learn how to audit your device settings and manage your TikTok location privacy by disabling precise GPS access today. Continue reading
CVE-2026-34040: Docker Engine Auth Bypass Risks Host Takeover
A critical CVE-2026-34040 flaw allows attackers to bypass Docker authorization plugins, potentially leading to full host takeover. Update to version 29.3.1 now. Continue reading
Match Group Breach: 10 Million User Records Exposed in 2026
A significant Match Group breach has exposed 10 million user records, highlighting risks from third-party integrations and supply chain security vulnerabilities. Continue reading
Utah Voter Privacy at Risk: How SB153 Exposes Private Records
New legislation in Utah has ignited a debate over Utah voter privacy, as SB153 prepares to move sensitive registration data onto public rolls starting May 2026. Continue reading
Improving SMB and RDP Security: New Microsoft Hardening Updates
Microsoft has released critical updates to strengthen SMB and RDP security, providing new tools to prevent unauthorized file transfers and authentication relay attacks. Continue reading
Global Data Privacy: Regulatory Landscape Tightens Worldwide
The first quarter of 2026 saw a significant tightening of the Global Data Privacy landscape, with new laws, increased enforcement, and major fines impacting the U.S., Europe, and Asia. From emerging state privacy laws and federal initiatives in the U.S. to continued GDPR fines and new guidance in Europe, and stricter rules in Asia and Brazil, organizations face an evolving and more stringent regulatory environment. Continue reading