Three threats landing today that UK SMBs cannot afford to ignore: a CISA-confirmed critical Brotli exploit, a breach of a major UK domain registrar, and Teams being weaponised for social engineering at scale.
Two threats are running hot today: PHP2Shell is now CISA KEV-confirmed and linked to Lazarus Group, and Microsoft Teams external chat is being weaponised at scale. Here is what that means for your business.
Attackers are exploiting PHP in the wild today. 953 online stores are quietly stealing your customers' card details. Both problems are fixable this week.
The NCSC published an urgent PHP alert today. PoC exploits are already circulating before the patch dropped. If you run a website, this is your first call of the day.
Plex is a media server. It is also, right now, an actively exploited attack vector. CISA confirmed four vulnerabilities yesterday. Here is what you need to know.
Three stories today that UK SMBs cannot afford to file away. One is a supply chain attack on software you probably have installed. One is a CVSS 9.8 RCE that is already being exploited in the wild. One is a cautionary tale from Wales that has your name on it.
A hardcoded admin token with a CVSS score of 9.8 and two critical Drupal vulnerabilities. This week's threats are not theoretical. Here is what to do right now.
Three threats converge today: a confirmed zero-day in BeyondTrust remote support tools, AI-orchestrated exploitation of PaperCut print management software, and a ransomware cartel with growing UK exposure.
Active exploitation confirmed. Eight Atlassian products compromised. Your IP cameras may be next. This week's threats, stripped of the marketing noise.
Three stories today that share a common thread: edge devices, legacy data, and the gap between what advisories say and what they mean for your organisation.
Law enforcement took down the CoGUI phishing empire today. Meanwhile, Ivanti Connect Secure is being actively exploited right now. Here is what both mean for your business.