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Cybercrime response needs more aggressive actions from those seeking to protect victims and pursue criminals.

Sound suggestions on how to tackle four "quiet problems" that often slip through the security cracks.

A vulnerability in the popular Python-based tool for building AI agents and workflows is under active exploitation, allowing for full system compromise, DDoS attacks, and potential loss or theft of sensitive data

Though its operations are running smoothly, the airline warned customers and employees to exercise caution when sharing personal information online.

Unlike typical data-stealing malware, this attack tool targets data specific to corporate and cloud infrastructures in order to execute supply chain attacks.

When security becomes a performance, the fallout isn't just technical. It's organizational.

The threat of wiping files and servers clean gives Anubis affiliates yet another way to leverage ransomware victims who may be hesitant to pay to get their data back, Trend Micro said.

Journalists' Microsoft accounts were breached, which would have given attackers access to emails of staff reporters covering national security, economic policy, and China.

The emerging threat group attacks the supply chain via weaponized repositories posing as legitimate pen-testing suites and other tools that are poisoned with malware.

Third-party risks are increasing dramatically, requiring CISOs to evolve from periodic assessments to continuous monitoring and treating partner vulnerabilities as their own to enhance organizational resilience.