Security Bulletin

Developers are leaning more heavily on AI for code generation, but in 2026, the development pipeline and security need to be prioritized.

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Healthcare cyberattacks are on the rise, but industry organizations say the proposed changes to the security rules fall short of what's needed.

Its latest cybersecurity acquisition will help further ServiceNow's plans for autonomous cybersecurity, and building a security stack to proactively manage AI.

The tech giant has been beset by a deluge of state-sponsored North Korean operatives, showcasing the sheer scale of the IT worker scam problem.

Interpol said law enforcement across 19 countries made 574 arrests and recovered $3 million, against a backdrop of spiraling cybercrime in the region, including business email compromise, digital extortion, and ransomware schemes.

With attacks on the critical firewall vulnerability, WatchGuard joins a list of edge device vendors that have been targeted in recent weeks.

Telegram users in Uzbekistan are being targeted with Android SMS stealer malware, and what's worse, the attackers are improving their methods.

The company suffered one sophisticated five-alarm campaign and one messy spray-and-pray attack, mere days apart.

New China-aligned APT group is deploying Group Policy to sniff through government networks across Southeast Asia and Japan.

Reports of patients being cared for by unqualified home-care aides with fake identities continue to emerge, highlighting a need for more stringent identity authentication.

North Korea shifted its strategy to patiently target "bigger fish" for larger payouts, using sophisticated methods to execute attacks at opportune times.