CopyFail, Unauthenticated RCE, and the Threats Your Linux Server Is Facing Right Now
Public exploit code for a Linux root access flaw has defenders scrambling. If your business runs Linux anywhere, this is not a drill.
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Threat Analysis: CVE-2026-41940 cPanel Zero-Day, Linux Copy Fail LPE, and UK Breach Rate Holds at 43%
A critical cPanel authentication bypass has been exploited since February. A new Linux root exploit dropped today. And 43% of UK businesses were compromised last year. Pick your priority.
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Cyber Essentials Before Summer: The Step-by-Step Guide to Getting Certified Before the Pledge Arrives
The Pledge launches this summer. Certification takes four to six weeks. Here is the exact process, with costs, timelines, and the steps your IT provider should handle.
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Threat Analysis: cPanel Auth Bypass, ClickFix Phishing, and VECT Ransomware — What UK SMBs Need to Know
This week's threat brief covers a critical cPanel auth bypass requiring emergency patching, ClickFix phishing campaigns stealing credentials via PowerShell, and VECT ransomware that wipes files it cannot encrypt.
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The Cyber Resilience Pledge: What the Corridor Conversations at CyberUK Actually Revealed
I was in the room when the Cyber Resilience Pledge was announced. The speeches were confident. The corridor conversations afterwards were not.
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Your Windows PC Just Got Weaponised by Russian Intelligence. What Are You Doing About It?
Russian state hackers are in your Windows machine without a click. Five router flaws scored 9.8 overnight. This week's threat brief cuts through the noise.
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Threat Analysis: BlackFile Extortion, Supply Chain Poisoning, and OAuth Phishing — UK SMB Threat Brief, April 2026
Three active campaigns converge on UK small businesses this week: voice-driven extortion, poisoned developer packages, and OAuth phishing that bypasses MFA. Here is what they are not telling you.
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A Black Box with Flashy Lights: The NCSC's SilentGlass and the Question Nobody Is Asking
NCSC's SilentGlass is technically sound government kit, now available commercially. But if you're still fighting phishing, it's probably not your next purchase.
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Your Office Router Has 19 Critical Vulnerabilities. Published Yesterday. Exploits Already Public.
Nineteen critical flaws. One router model. All exploits published. If your office uses a Totolink A8000RU, you are already exposed.
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Threat Analysis: PyPI and npm Supply Chain Attacks, What UK SMBs Need to Know About the TeamPCP Campaign
TeamPCP is back. Three concurrent package compromises in one week. Here is what UK businesses using Python or Node.js tooling need to do right now.
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Threat Analysis: BlackFile Extortion and Supply Chain Poisoning — UK Cyber Threats, 27 Apr 2026
Voice phishing plus credential harvesting. Malicious Python packages with 11 million monthly downloads. This is what active UK cyber threats look like today.
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The Government Finally Said It Out Loud: CyberUK 2026 and What It Actually Means for Your Business
The government pledged £90m for SMB cyber resilience. Sounds impressive until you do the maths. That is £5.35 per business per year. Here is what actually matters from CyberUK 2026.
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How AI Is Changing State-Sponsored Cyber Threats for UK SMBs
State-sponsored attackers are reaching small businesses through the systems they already rely on. Here is how to spot it and respond.
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Your MSP's Remote Support Tool Has a Backdoor. CISA Just Confirmed It.
CISA just added SimpleHelp remote support vulnerabilities to its actively-exploited list. If your IT provider uses it, attackers may already have a path in.
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Threat Analysis: UK Cyber Threats Roundup, What SMBs Need to Know This Week
A quiet day on the KEV and NVD feeds. Mauven explains why that is not the same as a safe day.
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Week Ahead: Cyber Essentials v3.3 Goes Live Tomorrow and Your Certification Just Got Harder
Cyber Essentials v3.3 goes live tomorrow. MFA and patching become auto-fail questions. Cloud services cannot be scoped out. Buckle up.
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Stop Blaming DNS and Start Understanding Your Own Bloody Network
DNS is the messenger, not the murderer. The real problem is that most UK small businesses do not understand their own networks.
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The Accountancy Firm That Blamed DNS for Three Weeks While a Compromised Router Rewrote Their Network Map
Three weeks. Two resolver changes. One compromised router nobody checked. How a UK accountancy firm blamed DNS while the real threat hid.
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The Five Step DNS Troubleshooting Guide Your Small Business Actually Needs
Website not loading? Before you blame DNS, follow these five steps. A practical guide that saves hours of wasted time.
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The NCSC Built Protective DNS for Government. Private Sector SMBs Are Still Guessing.
The NCSC has blocked 1.5 million malicious domains with Protective DNS. Private sector SMBs do not qualify. Here is what that gap means and how to close it.
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