Hands-On Cyber-Physical Systems Training Returns to ICS Cybersecurity Conference

SecurityWeek and MTSI will host the Cyber Attack Methods course at the 25th Anniversary ICS Cybersecurity Conference in Nashville from October 6–8, giving participants hands-on experience in how attackers compromise cyber-physical systems. The training is designed for engineers, developers, testers, and security professionals to better understand attack paths, reduce risk, and…

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Police arrests dozens of suspects in global cybercrime crackdown

Law enforcement agencies from 22 countries identified 263 suspects and arrested 58 people tied to cybercrime networks run by African crime groups during Operation Jackal IV. The operation targeted the Black Axe syndicate and related fraud rings involved in romance scams, crypto investment scams, business email compromise, and money laundering. #BlackAxe #OperationJackalIV #INTERPOL

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Hackers breached over 270 Zimbra servers in ongoing attacks

Threat actors have compromised more than 270 Zimbra Collaboration Suite instances by exploiting CVE-2026-73570, a high-severity remote code execution flaw in the SNMP monitoring component. Synacor patched the issue in ZCS 10.1.20, while CERT Polska, CISA, and Shadowserver warned of active exploitation and widespread unpatched systems. #Zimbra #CVE-2026-73570 #Synacor #CERTPolska #CISA #Shadowserver

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ATIS Enhanced 5G and Zero Trust Cloud 2025

This ATIS report explains how zero trust architecture can secure 5G cloud and operational environments as networks shift from operator-owned infrastructure to complex multi-vendor and hyperscale cloud deployments. It emphasizes continuous monitoring, micro-segmentation, IAM, SIEM/SOAR, eBPF, AI/ML, and shared standards work across 3GPP, ETSI, O-RAN, CISA, NIST, MITRE FiGHT, and GSMA MoTIF to address threats such as Salt Typhoon and cloud-native attack paths. #SaltTyphoon #3GPP #O-RAN #MITREFiGHT #GSMAMoTIF

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ATIS Enhanced 5G and Zero Trust Cloud 2025

Australia’s Annual Cyber Threat Report 2024–25 shows a sharper threat environment, with more hotline calls, more incidents, rising financial losses, and a growing focus on state-sponsored activity against critical infrastructure, telecommunications, and logistics. The report also highlights escalating ransomware, credential theft, phishing, DDoS, and edge-device exploitation, while urging stronger resilience measures such as MFA, logging, legacy IT replacement, and preparation for post-quantum cryptography. #APT28 #FancyBear #ForestBlizzard #BlueDelta #GRU #BADBAZAAR #MOONSHINE #REDSPICE #ASDsACSC #CIFortify #ReportCyber

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Research on Browser-in-the-Browser recruitment scams shows threat actors impersonating real HR staff from major companies to run highly convincing interview-themed phishing campaigns. The attacks adapt to mobile by swapping the fake browser popup for a full-screen login page, while infrastructure and lookalike domains tied to brands like Amazon, Apple, and FIFA remain active for long periods. #BrowserintheBrowser #Amazon #Apple #FIFA #Zimperium

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Exposed Git Repositories Leak Critical Cloud Secrets

Researchers found over 28,000 publicly exposed Git repositories across 3.5 million active web servers, revealing live AWS keys, Stripe secrets, GitHub tokens, and sensitive internal records. The exposure was caused by misconfigured public .git directories, putting organizations at risk of cloud takeover, financial data theft, and access to internal systems. #IntruderResearch…

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CISA Warns of Exploited Oracle WebLogic Vulnerability

CISA has ordered government organizations to urgently patch CVE-2026-21962, a critical unauthenticated remote code execution flaw affecting Oracle HTTP Server and the WebLogic Server Proxy plugin. The vulnerability has been actively exploited since January in attacks against Oracle WebLogic servers, with reporting tied to CloudSEK, FalconFeeds, SOCRadar, and a China-linked threat…

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Taiwan Charges 9 Over Illegal AI Server Exports to China, Including Nvidia and Super Micro Staff

Taiwanese prosecutors charged nine people, including employees connected to Nvidia and Super Micro, over the illegal export of high-end AI servers to mainland China. The case highlights escalating U.S.-China competition over AI infrastructure and export controls on banned B300 GPUs and Nvidia H20 chips. #Nvidia #SuperMicro #B300 #H20…

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Silent Patches Don’t Stop Attackers—They Blind Defenders

Silent patches do not truly hide vulnerabilities because attackers can still diff binaries and uncover what changed, while defenders are left without the context they need to prioritize response. The article argues that Broadcom’s private Spring Enterprise Repository may give paying customers early exploit intelligence for Spring Framework issues, creating a…

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