Three active threat campaigns UK SMBs cannot ignore today: TeamCity under ransomware fire, Roundcube being exploited in the wild, and ClickFix spreading through fake CAPTCHAs.
Chrome has four V8 vulnerabilities under active exploitation. A new Android banking trojan is targeting Western European banks. And the ClickFix technique is still running campaigns through bulletproof hosting. Here is what matters.
Two actively exploited vulnerabilities landed this week. One targets enterprise firewalls. The other is sitting on your website. Neither is theoretical.
INC ransomware, an autonomous AI-driven implant, and an unpatched D-Link zero-day. Today's brief covers the three threats that actually matter this Tuesday.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.