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  • Fake 5G SIM Upgrade Scam Hijacks Numbers, Drains Banks

    A 43-year-old man in Mangaluru, Karnataka, lost about Rs 24 lakh to a sophisticated cyber fraud after approving a fake 4G-to-5G SIM upgrade. The fraudster, posing as a mobile provider customer care executive, hijacked his mobile number and accessed banking accounts, draining cards and balances.

    Source: The 420

  • US Gov Launches AI Vulnerability Clearinghouse to Speed Fixes

    The initiative aims to reduce duplicate vulnerability scanning and remediation by coordinating AI-discovered software flaws. Trump admin launched Gold Eagle, a federal AI cybersecurity clearinghouse that, via Carnegie Mellon’s VINCE platform, speeds validation, disclosure and remediation. This accelerates validation and remediation across gov global

    Source: Data Breach Today

  • CBOMs Won't Fix Crypto Asset Discovery Alone

    US government efforts to standardize cryptographic bill of materials (CBOMs) face a local, not federal, hurdle: discovery and asset inventories. A federal framework could provide a common language, but the hardest work is at the enterprise level. Even with a CBOM schema, organizations must locate and document cryptographic assets, and inventories.

    Source: Data Breach Today

  • CISA Urges Router Hardening as Nation-State Hackers Loom

    International cybersecurity bodies warn that poor cyber hygiene and legacy protocols expose networks to exploitation. Advisories urge system administrators to harden defenses, patch gaps, and reduce attack surfaces as Russian nation-state actors opportunistically target weakly secured environments and insecure configurations across sectors.

    Source: Data Breach Today

  • AI Shifts Burden: Humans Must Validate AI Security Outputs

    ISC2 research shows AI reshapes cybersecurity work but does not replace human judgment. Security teams save time on routine tasks yet spend more time validating AI outputs, bearing accountability for AI errors, and rethinking entry-level skill sets. The shift demands new training and governance to leverage AI effectively. This improves security now

    Source: Data Breach Today

  • Cynomi Targets Autonomous AI Security Agents to Boost Ops

    Cynomi CEO David Primor says AI has boosted engineering productivity up to threefold as the company builds autonomous security agents capable of generating remediation plans, managing compliance workflows, and executing predefined security tasks with human oversight only when needed. This signals an expanding role for AI in proactive defense and compliance posture.

    Source: Data Breach Today

  • 11 Microsoft Boot Shims Vulnerable, Secure Boot at Risk

    Eset warns that 11 Microsoft-signed legacy UEFI shim bootloaders are vulnerable to CVE-2026-8863, enabling attackers to bypass Secure Boot and deploy bootkits by exploiting enduring trust relationships that persist across millions of systems, risking widespread compromise and persistence.

    Source: Data Breach Today

  • Decade-Old Secure Boot Flaw Exposed by Forgotten Shims

    Aged, unrevoked shim components from Microsoft ease Secure Boot bypasses, weakening the firmware chain of trust. Persisting shims enable attackers to spoof bootloaders or load unsigned code, highlighting revocation gaps and supply-chain weaknesses. Mitigation requires rigorous shim management and updated boot integrity policies. These gaps need fix

    Source: Ars Technica Security

  • Zero-Days Surge as Patch Tuesday Tightens Triage for All

    Microsoft patched 622 CVEs this week, including three zero-days. The update cycle also addresses over 60 critical vulnerabilities, underscoring elevated risk across Windows and related services. Admins should apply patches promptly, review exploit indicators, and harden defenses to mitigate ongoing exposure. Ensure rapid patching and CVE monitoring!

    Source: Dark Reading

  • White House Unveils AI Threat Clearinghouse: Gold Eagle

    The White House states that its AI cyber-threat clearinghouse has begun receiving vulnerability intelligence and prioritizing patches, signaling a coordinated federal effort to mitigate AI-driven risks. CyberScoop frames the initiative as “Gold Eagle,” aimed at unifying threat data and streamlining patch responses.

    Source: CyberScoop

  • July 2026 Patch Tuesday: 621 CVEs, 2 zero-days

    Microsoft's July 2026 Patch Tuesday delivers a record 621 CVEs, including 2 exploited zero-days and critical flaws affecting SharePoint, RDP, Hyper-V, and AD FS. This marks the largest single-month security release in Microsoft history, per the Zero Day Initiative's tally of new Microsoft CVEs.

    Source: Security Affairs

  • SonicWall: SMA1000 flaws in zero-day attacks — patch now

    SonicWall warns that threat actors are actively exploiting two SMA1000 vulnerabilities, CVE-2026-15409 and CVE-2026-15410, in ongoing zero-day campaigns. The vendor urges users to immediately apply the latest security updates to affected appliances, review exposure, rotate credentials where applicable, and monitor for indicators of compromise. alert.

    Source: Bleeping Computer

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Fake 5G SIM Upgrade Scam Hijacks Numbers, Drains Banks

A 43-year-old man in Mangaluru, Karnataka, lost about Rs 24 lakh to a sophisticated cyber fraud after approving a fake 4G-to-5G SIM upgrade. The fraudster, posing as a mobile provider customer care executive, hijacked his mobile number and accessed banking accounts, draining cards and balances.

US Gov Launches AI Vulnerability Clearinghouse to Speed Fixes
News

US Gov Launches AI Vulnerability Clearinghouse to Speed Fixes

The initiative aims to reduce duplicate vulnerability scanning and remediation by coordinating AI-discovered software flaws. Trump admin launched Gold Eagle, a federal AI cybersecurity clearinghouse that, via Carnegie Mellon’s VINCE platform, speeds validation, disclosure and remediation. This accelerates validation and remediation across gov global

CBOMs Won't Fix Crypto Asset Discovery Alone
News

CBOMs Won't Fix Crypto Asset Discovery Alone

US government efforts to standardize cryptographic bill of materials (CBOMs) face a local, not federal, hurdle: discovery and asset inventories. A federal framework could provide a common language, but the hardest work is at the enterprise level. Even with a CBOM schema, organizations must locate and document cryptographic assets, and inventories.

CISA Urges Router Hardening as Nation-State Hackers Loom
News

CISA Urges Router Hardening as Nation-State Hackers Loom

International cybersecurity bodies warn that poor cyber hygiene and legacy protocols expose networks to exploitation. Advisories urge system administrators to harden defenses, patch gaps, and reduce attack surfaces as Russian nation-state actors opportunistically target weakly secured environments and insecure configurations across sectors.

AI Shifts Burden: Humans Must Validate AI Security Outputs
News

AI Shifts Burden: Humans Must Validate AI Security Outputs

ISC2 research shows AI reshapes cybersecurity work but does not replace human judgment. Security teams save time on routine tasks yet spend more time validating AI outputs, bearing accountability for AI errors, and rethinking entry-level skill sets. The shift demands new training and governance to leverage AI effectively. This improves security now

Cynomi Targets Autonomous AI Security Agents to Boost Ops
News

Cynomi Targets Autonomous AI Security Agents to Boost Ops

Cynomi CEO David Primor says AI has boosted engineering productivity up to threefold as the company builds autonomous security agents capable of generating remediation plans, managing compliance workflows, and executing predefined security tasks with human oversight only when needed. This signals an expanding role for AI in proactive defense and compliance posture.

11 Microsoft Boot Shims Vulnerable, Secure Boot at Risk
News

11 Microsoft Boot Shims Vulnerable, Secure Boot at Risk

Eset warns that 11 Microsoft-signed legacy UEFI shim bootloaders are vulnerable to CVE-2026-8863, enabling attackers to bypass Secure Boot and deploy bootkits by exploiting enduring trust relationships that persist across millions of systems, risking widespread compromise and persistence.

Decade-Old Secure Boot Flaw Exposed by Forgotten Shims
News

Decade-Old Secure Boot Flaw Exposed by Forgotten Shims

Aged, unrevoked shim components from Microsoft ease Secure Boot bypasses, weakening the firmware chain of trust. Persisting shims enable attackers to spoof bootloaders or load unsigned code, highlighting revocation gaps and supply-chain weaknesses. Mitigation requires rigorous shim management and updated boot integrity policies. These gaps need fix

Zero-Days Surge as Patch Tuesday Tightens Triage for All
News

Zero-Days Surge as Patch Tuesday Tightens Triage for All

Microsoft patched 622 CVEs this week, including three zero-days. The update cycle also addresses over 60 critical vulnerabilities, underscoring elevated risk across Windows and related services. Admins should apply patches promptly, review exploit indicators, and harden defenses to mitigate ongoing exposure. Ensure rapid patching and CVE monitoring!

News

White House Unveils AI Threat Clearinghouse: Gold Eagle

The White House states that its AI cyber-threat clearinghouse has begun receiving vulnerability intelligence and prioritizing patches, signaling a coordinated federal effort to mitigate AI-driven risks. CyberScoop frames the initiative as “Gold Eagle,” aimed at unifying threat data and streamlining patch responses.

July 2026 Patch Tuesday: 621 CVEs, 2 zero-days
News

July 2026 Patch Tuesday: 621 CVEs, 2 zero-days

Microsoft's July 2026 Patch Tuesday delivers a record 621 CVEs, including 2 exploited zero-days and critical flaws affecting SharePoint, RDP, Hyper-V, and AD FS. This marks the largest single-month security release in Microsoft history, per the Zero Day Initiative's tally of new Microsoft CVEs.

SonicWall: SMA1000 flaws in zero-day attacks — patch now
News

SonicWall: SMA1000 flaws in zero-day attacks — patch now

SonicWall warns that threat actors are actively exploiting two SMA1000 vulnerabilities, CVE-2026-15409 and CVE-2026-15410, in ongoing zero-day campaigns. The vendor urges users to immediately apply the latest security updates to affected appliances, review exposure, rotate credentials where applicable, and monitor for indicators of compromise. alert.

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