Threats & Attacks
Your Router Has No Passport Control: The CVSS 10.0 Flaws Hitting Small Business Networks Right Now Corrine Jefferson · 21 September 2026
Five perfect-score vulnerabilities in common small business routers. No authentication required. Exploits already public. What are you waiting for?
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Threat Analysis: High-Profile Cyber Threat Activities and Implications for UK SMBs Mauven MacLeod · 21 September 2026
UK SMBs should be aware of North Korea's Lazarus campaigns and supply chain vulnerabilities.
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Cisco's Zero-Day Is Being Exploited Right Now. What Does That Mean for Your Business? Corrine Jefferson · 18 September 2026
Cisco's identity security product has a maximum-severity zero-day being exploited in the wild. If your network uses Cisco kit, this is not a drill.
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Threat Analysis: Brevo Supply Chain Attack and Clop's Return, What UK SMBs Need to Know Mauven MacLeod · 18 September 2026
Two high-impact campaigns landed this week. One hit 100,000 sites through a trusted marketing platform. The other is Clop, back with a purpose-built data theft implant.
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Threat Analysis: Cisco ISE Zero-Day and GhostCode OAuth Phishing, What UK SMBs Need to Know Today Mauven MacLeod · 17 September 2026
A perfect-10 Cisco zero-day is being actively exploited. Simultaneously, GhostCode is stealing Microsoft 365 credentials through business contact forms. Both land on UK SMBs today.
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Acronis Backup Is Actively Exploited. Your MSP Might Not Have Told You. Corrine Jefferson · 17 September 2026
Three actively exploited vulnerabilities landed on CISA's KEV list overnight. One targets the backup software your MSP almost certainly uses.
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Threat Analysis: GhostCode Device Code Phishing and ScreenConnect Exploitation, What UK SMBs Need to Know Mauven MacLeod · 16 September 2026
A CISA-confirmed remote access exploit and a sophisticated OAuth phishing kit are both in active use. Here is what to do before the end of the day.
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WooCommerce Under Active Attack, Eight-Second Breaches, and Why Your Website Is the Weakest Link in Your Supply Chain Corrine Jefferson · 16 September 2026
Attackers are already inside WooCommerce shops. One human operator hit an SSH bastion in eight seconds. Here is what that means for your business today.
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Cisco Email Gateway Backdoored, D-Link Routers Riddled: What UK Small Businesses Need to Know This Week Corrine Jefferson · 15 September 2026
Russian state hackers are chaining Cisco email gateway flaws to plant persistent malware. Your D-Link router may have a CVSS 9.9 vulnerability with a public exploit. Both need attention today.
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Threat Analysis: Web Skimming, IoT Botnets, and Search Engine Fraud Targeting UK SMBs Mauven MacLeod · 15 September 2026
Google Tag Manager abused to steal payment data from UK Magento sites. Two new IoT botnets scanning for unpatched edge devices. Today's brief covers both.
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Threat Analysis: Revolut Breach via Social Engineering, GitLab Actively Exploited, and What UK SMBs Need to Know Mauven MacLeod · 14 September 2026
A fintech breach via impersonation and an actively exploited GitLab flaw. Both are problems your business could be facing right now.
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Your Router Is a Open Door: The KEV Alerts UK Small Businesses Cannot Ignore This Week Corrine Jefferson · 14 September 2026
CISA's KEV list grew by six this week. Two of the entries sit in technology that UK small businesses use every single day.
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Threat Analysis: APT29 Hotel Wi-Fi Credential Harvesting, AI-Orchestrated PaperCut Attacks, and What UK SMBs Need to Know Mauven MacLeod · 11 September 2026
APT29 weaponising hotel Wi-Fi. AI-assisted attackers compromising 440 PaperCut servers in hours. Today's briefing covers two campaigns UK SMBs cannot afford to ignore.
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AI Agents Are Now Hacking Your Network: What UK Small Businesses Must Do This Week Corrine Jefferson · 11 September 2026
A Russian-speaking attacker used hundreds of AI agents to compromise 440 servers in 48 hours. Your router might be next. Here is what to do today.
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Threat Analysis: WatchGuard Ransomware Exploitation and the BlueMoon Chrome Zero-Day Chain Mauven MacLeod · 10 September 2026
Two confirmed active exploitation events, one patched months ago and still being hit. If you run WatchGuard or Chrome, read this before you do anything else today.
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Urgent Security Updates: Citrix and Google Chrome Vulnerabilities Exploited Corrine Jefferson · 10 September 2026
Citrix/NetScaler and Google Chrome face active exploits targeting authentication bypass and arbitrary code execution.
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Threat Analysis: Active Exploits and UK SMB Risks Mauven MacLeod · 9 September 2026
Unpatched Plex servers and active Windows exploits pose a serious risk to UK SMBs.
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UK Small Business Cybersecurity: Today's Critical Vulnerabilities Corrine Jefferson · 9 September 2026
Stay informed: critical vulnerabilities in Adobe and Microsoft require immediate attention.
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Zero-Day Threats Unleashed: Microsoft Defender and Chrome Under Fire Corrine Jefferson · 9 September 2026
Urgent: New zero-days in Microsoft Defender and Chrome. Get protected today!
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Your Network's Achilles' Heel: Critical Vulnerabilities Demand Immediate Action Corrine Jefferson · 8 September 2026
CRITICAL CVEs in D-Link and Adobe systems are actively exploited. UK SMBs, are you patched?
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