Microsoft Working on Patch for 'RoguePlanet' Zero-Day

Microsoft has acknowledged the RoguePlanet zero-day exploit and is working on a high-quality patch to resolve the vulnerability.

Attackers abuse Google Ads, GitLab, and Claude to deliver malware

Researchers tracked a seven-week campaign that leveraged trusted platforms and AI-generated trust to trick users into executing malicious commands and exposing enterprise credentials.

Fileless Phantom Stealer Targets Browser Credentials

In addition to executing entirely in memory, the malware's infection chain incorporates other anti-analysis techniques designed to evade detection.

Rockwell Automation Patches Vulnerabilities in ICS Controllers and Software

Rockwell Automation informed customers that patches are available for several vulnerabilities affecting its ICS controllers and software.

Infostealers Turn Millions of Devices Into Credential Theft Machines

Modern infostealers don't just steal passwords—they harvest the digital identities and context that enable attackers to blend in as legitimate users.

M365 Copilot SearchLeak: Your prompt injection attack surface just got bigger

Although not the first of its kind, researchers’ POC attack against Microsoft’s M365 Copilot Enterprise underscores parameter-to-prompt (P2P) injections as a potentially broad threat.

Police raid malware network tied to Russia's Evil Corp hacker group

An international operation targeted the SocGholish botnet, which has been linked to the Russia-based cybercrime group Evil Corp.

NIST NCCoE OT Security Series: Operational Technology Backup Quick Start Guide

OceanLotus: From external espionage to domestic targeting

ESET researchers show how OceanLotus, a Vietnam-aligned APT group, has put an increasing focus on domestic espionage between 2024 and 2026.

Prevent Team Friction from Turning into Dysfunction

The strongest teams don’t succeed because they avoid conflict—they succeed because they understand how teammates process information, communicate under pressure, and approach decisions differently. Drawing on a redesign of Harvard Business School’s FIELD Global Immersion program, the authors argue that “interpersonal competence” is a learnable capability that helps teams anticipate and navigate cognitive differences before they become performance problems. After introducing training and tools designed to build that capability, the number of student teams requiring faculty intervention for serious collaboration breakdowns fell from 45 to one.