Quishing is no longer just an email problem. Attacks are shifting the “click” to QR codes, postal mail, and smartphones. That changes what effective security awareness must cover.
Ivanti EPMM zero-day CVE-2026-1281 is being actively exploited and currently affects especially exposed mobile device management environments. Authorities in Europe are reporting incidents in which employees’ business contact details may have been compromised, significantly increasing the risk of targeted phishing and social engineering attacks.
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.
