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For the less technical
- President’s veto further delays the implementation of the DSA in Poland
- Cyberattack targeting Poland’s energy grid used a wiper
- ESET Research: Sandworm behind cyberattack on Poland’s power grid in late 2025
- Let’s Encrypt: 6-day and IP address certificates are generally available
- Judge orders Anna’s Archive to delete scraped data; no one thinks it will comply
- AI will compromise your cybersecurity posture
For the more technical
- Talks from the CONFidence 2025 security conference
- Authentication Survival Guide: DEF CON 33
- Cloudflare zero-day: Accessing any host globally
- ClearFake gets more evasive with new living off the land (LOTL) techniques
- TamperedChef serves bad ads, with infostealers as the main course
- Dissecting CrashFix: KongTuke's new toy
- Inside a multi-stage Windows malware campaign
- VoidLink: Evidence that the era of advanced AI-generated malware has begun
- Watering hole attack targets EmEditor users with information-stealing malware
- Don't judge a PNG by its header: Purelogs infostealer analysis
- Threat actors expand abuse of Microsoft Visual Studio Code
- From extension to infection: An in-depth analysis of the Evelyn stealer campaign targeting software developers
- Planned failure: Gootloader’s malformed ZIP actually works perfectly
- New Remcos campaign distributed through fake shipping document
- Operation Nomad Leopard: Targeted spear-phishing campaign against government entities in Afghanistan
- PurpleBravo’s targeting of the IT software supply chain
- Konni adopts AI to generate PowerShell backdoors
- Weaponized in China, deployed in India: The SyncFuture espionage targeted campaign
- Operation Covert Access: Weaponized LNK-based spear-phishing targeting Argentina’s judicial sector to deploy a Covert RAT
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