Deepfake fraud 2026 is rising fast: learn how AI scales identity fraud across voice, video, and chat—and which measures organizations can implement now to prevent it.
Microsoft February 2026 Patch Tuesday fixes 6 zero-day vulnerabilities in Windows and Office. See the affected CVEs, risk context, and how to prioritize a fast, phased rollout.
The security vulnerability CVE-2026-25049 in n8n enables remote code execution via crafted workflow expressions and is considered critical because even limited permissions to create or modify workflows may be sufficient to execute system commands on the host.
Microsoft is pushing forward with replacing NTLM and intends to consistently prioritize Kerberos. A three-phase plan is designed to first create transparency, then ease migration, and ultimately block NTLM by default in a future Windows generation.
Notepad++ Hijacked Incident Update. WinGUp updates were selectively redirected. Learn how to verify signatures and safely upgrade to v8.9 or later. Since then, Notepad++ has significantly hardened the update process with signature and certificate checks.
Credential leak 149 million passwords in an unsecured, publicly accessible database. Key risks include credential stuffing, account takeovers, and identity fraud, plus practical steps to protect yourself.
Kimwolf Botnet: Threat via Residential Proxies. Kimwolf Botnet threatens enterprise networks by leveraging residential proxies. This enables it to scan local IP ranges from within home networks, increasing the risk that corporate and government environments may be indirectly affected. Research findings and telemetry data suggest a scale of more than 1.8 million to over 2 million compromised devices.
The VS Code Extension Malware “ClawdBot Agent” disguised itself as an AI coding assistant, fetched a remote configuration when VS Code started, and installed a preconfigured ConnectWise ScreenConnect client. This allowed attackers to establish persistent remote access to Windows systems.
Zero-Day Vulnerability – CVE-2026-21509 in Microsoft Office: Actively Exploited Security Feature Bypass – Facts, Updates, and Mitigations
