Cybersecurity
Latest news, analysis, and updates in cybersecurity.

Huntress Insider Threat Alarm Puts Client Trust on Trial
A Huntress staffer warned a ransomware actor about law enforcement interest. The CEO calls it poor judgment. Critics call it an insider threat.

Scams Bleed $150B as JPMorganChase, Amazon Join Aspen
$150B in scam losses has pushed JPMorganChase, Amazon and Aspen into a wider fight over digital trust.

Stolen Patient Data Blows Open AdaptHealth Data Breach
Attackers used contractor access to steal AdaptHealth patient and billing data from cloud systems. The patient count remains unknown.

Cursor AI IDE Flaws Crack Open OS-Level Code Execution
Cursor’s DuneSlide flaws let malicious prompts escape the IDE sandbox, raising OS-level RCE risk for unpatched developer machines.

AI Agent Turns Langflow Ransomware Attack Into Secret Hunt
An exposed Langflow flaw let JadePuffer use an AI agent to hunt secrets, pivot, and prep ransomware faster than manual crews.

3.8 Million Caught in Medtronic Data Breach Fallout
Medtronic says devices stayed safe, but 3.8 million people had personal and medical data exposed through corporate IT.

Accused Scattered Spider Teen Dragged to US in $100M Case
A 19-year-old accused Scattered Spider member is in U.S. custody over a case tied to 100-plus intrusions and $100M in ransoms.

One Click Lets DeepSeek Ransomware Raid Your Files
DeepSeek produced enough browser-native ransomware scaffolding for a low-skill attacker to finish, Check Point warns.

Claude Desktop Betrays Developers in Code Execution Attack
Pentera showed a breached inbox could poison Claude Desktop and escalate into remote code execution on a developer workstation.

10/10 Adobe ColdFusion Vulnerabilities Threaten Servers
Adobe patched seven 10/10 flaws in ColdFusion and Campaign Classic that could let attackers run code on exposed systems.

$6.3M Bet Pushes Dawnguard Into Cloud Security Design
Dawnguard raised $6.3M to turn secure cloud architecture into enforceable code before systems ship.

FTC Hits Amazon With $2.25M Identity Theft Fine Over Records
Amazon will pay $2.25M after the FTC said identity theft victims were denied records needed to prove fraud on fake accounts.