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Cisco stopft teils kritische Lücken in mehreren Produkten

KI findet kritische ImageMagick-Lücken in Standardkonfigurationen

Malware auf npm: HTTP-Client axios lädt Backdoor für Windows, macOS und Linux

Chrome-Sicherheitslücke wird angegriffen

FortiClient EMS: Sicherheitslücke wird attackiert

EU-Kommission verbietet Top-Beamten Nutzung von Signal-Gruppen

Spielehersteller Hasbro: Einschränkungen nach IT-Vorfall

iX-Workshop: Industrial Security nach IEC 62443 – Ein Praxisleitfaden

Quantencomputer-Forscher: Bitcoin-Verschlüsselung in wenigen Jahren knackbar

XZ Utils 5.8.3: Sicherheitsupdate mit unklarem Risiko

WhatsApp-Malware-Kampagne installiert Backdoors

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The Case for an Independent MFA Layer in Microsoft Environments

Identity became a single point of failure for most SMBs. External MFA gives MSPs back control and a service worth offering.

Phishing-Resistant MFA: Why Passkeys Are the Next Step

Advanced phishing now bypasses traditional MFA. Passkeys close that gap. How they work and why regulators and insurers are starting to require them.

30 Years Driving Detection and Response in Hybrid Environments

Discover how network security has evolved over 30 years to protect hybrid environments and mobile users.

SMB Cybersecurity Spending Rises: Zero Trust & Secure Access Now Essential

SMBs are boosting cybersecurity spending, treating it as a strategic investment. Zero trust and secure access are key to protecting operations and growth.

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WatchGuard Expands NDR Capabilities, Making Advanced Network Threat Detection Practical for MSPs and Midmarket Organizations

Embedded detection, managed services, and automated response simplify NDR adoption for SMEs and MSPs

WatchGuard Marks 30 Years of Setting the MSP Security Standard

Cybersecurity leader has helped MSPs reduce complexity, scale protection, and profitably grow through every market shift

Over 1500% Increase in New, Unique Malware Highlights Growing Security Complexity, according to WatchGuard Biannual Threat Report

MSPs must shift from reactive security to proactive threat intelligence and unified protection

WatchGuard Open MDR Gives MSPs a Faster Path to Enterprise-Grade, High-Margin Managed Security Services Across Existing Customer Environments

Open MDR delivers unified visibility and rapid response across WatchGuard and third-party environments, removing the constraints of single-vendor security models and accelerating MSP time to market

WatchGuard Delivers a Simple Path to Modern Zero Trust Security

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Strong, Quiet, Predictable. WatchGuard Delivers Total Protection Without Operational Burden in MITRE ER7 Evaluation.

WatchGuard delivers full coverage with almost no noise in MITRE ATT&CK ER7 testing, giving MSPs stronger protection, faster response, and lower operational burden.

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Hacker zielen auf Exilportal Iranwire

Fahndung nach Cyberkriminellen – 130 Firmen attackiert

Cyberangriff auf die Linke

DDoS-Angriffe haben sich verdoppelt

DDoS-Attacken: Schlag gegen internationale Cyberkriminelle

OAuth Phishing, Foreign Router Risks, and the Rise of Identity-Based Cyber Attacks

Most organizations are still focused on stopping attackers at the perimeter. But that’s not how modern attacks are working anymore. In Episode 364 of the 443 Podcast, three stories stood out not as isolated incidents, but as signals of a broader shift in how attackers operate: A potential US ban on…

What Attackers Hope You Miss and How AI Is Making It Worse

In Episode 363 of The 443 Podcast, Corey Nachreiner speaks with Kristen Yang, Cybersecurity Analyst & Investigations Lead, about the threats security teams should be paying closest attention to right now. The conversation reinforces an uncomfortable truth for defenders: many successful attacks still…

Ransomware Tracker (Entry #308): The Green Blood Group

The Green Blood Group was both the group name and the encryptor name of this operation. The group, or threat actor, operated for about a month, between January 2026 and February 2026. Although it's likely operations began shortly before that, possibly towards the end of 2025. During that time, at…

Stryker’s Network Disruption Signals a Dangerous New Phase in Cyber Threats

In Episode 362 on The 443 Podcast , Marc and Corey unpack three stories that point to a hard truth for defenders: cyber threats are becoming more disruptive, more deceptive, and more scalable. From a major attack affecting medical technology giant Stryker, to a once-legitimate Chrome extension…

New BianLian Ransomware Activity Detected: SVG Phishing Campaign Targeting Venezuelan Companies

New BianLian Ransomware Activity Detected: SVG Phishing Campaign Targeting Venezuelan Companies WatchGuard telemetry identified some malicious files being downloaded by victims, and almost all of them originated in Venezuela, indicating a possible malicious campaign targeting companies in this…

The Security Gap That Lets Attackers Walk Right In

If you ask most security-conscious organizations about their priorities, the answers are usually familiar: endpoint detection and response, identity and access management, network segmentation, cloud security, vulnerability management, and more. On paper, many teams know exactly what strong security…

U.S. Treasury Lifts Sanctions on Three Individuals Linked to Intellexa and Predator Spyware

The U.S. Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) on Tuesday removed three individuals linked to the Intellexa Consortium, the holding company behind a commercial spyware known as Predator , from the specially designated nationals list. The names of the individuals are as follows - Merom Harpaz Andrea Nicola Constantino Hermes Gambazzi Sara Aleksandra Fayssal Hamou Hamou was sanctioned by OFAC in March 2024, and Harpaz and Gambazzi were targeted in September 2024 in connection with developing, operating, and distributing Predator. It's currently not known why they were removed from the list. Harpaz is said to be working as a manager of Intellexa S.A., while Gambazzi was identified as the owner of Thalestris Limited and Intellexa Limited. Thalestris, Treasury Department said, held the distribution rights to the spyware, and processed transactions on behalf of other entities within the Intellexa Consortium. It's also the parent company...

IBM Warns of Critical API Connect Bug Allowing Remote Authentication Bypass

IBM has disclosed details of a critical security flaw in API Connect that could allow attackers to gain remote access to the application. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-13915 , is rated 9.8 out of a maximum of 10.0 on the CVSS scoring system. It has been described as an authentication bypass flaw. "IBM API Connect could allow a remote attacker to bypass authentication mechanisms and gain unauthorized access to the application," the tech giant said in a bulletin. The shortcoming affects the following versions of IBM API Connect - 10.0.8.0 through 10.0.8.5 10.0.11.0 Customers are advised to follow the steps outlined below - Download the fix from Fix Central Extract the files: Readme.md and ibm-apiconnect-<version>-ifix.13195.tar.gz Apply the fix based on the appropriate API Connect version "Customers unable to install the interim fix should disable self-service sign-up on their Developer Portal if enabled, which will help minimise their exp...

Researchers Spot Modified Shai-Hulud Worm Testing Payload on npm Registry

Cybersecurity researchers have disclosed details of what appears to be a new strain of Shai Hulud on the npm registry with slight modifications from the previous wave observed last month. The npm package that embeds the novel Shai Hulud strain is " @vietmoney/react-big-calendar ," which was uploaded to npm back in March 2021 by a user named "hoquocdat." It was updated for the first time on December 28, 2025, to version 0.26.2. The package has been downloaded 698 times since its initial publication. The latest version has been downloaded 197 times. Aikido, which spotted the package, said it has not spotted any major spread or infections following the release of the package. "This suggests we may have caught the attackers testing their payload," security researcher Charlie Eriksen said . "The differences in the code suggests that this was obfuscated again from the original source, not modified in place. This makes it highly unlikely to be a copy-ca...

Trust Wallet Chrome Extension Hack Drains $8.5M via Shai-Hulud Supply Chain Attack

Trust Wallet on Tuesday revealed that the second iteration of the Shai-Hulud (aka Sha1-Hulud) supply chain outbreak in November 2025 was likely responsible for the hack of its Google Chrome extension, ultimately resulting in the theft of approximately $8.5 million in assets. "Our Developer GitHub secrets were exposed in the attack, which gave the attacker access to our browser extension source code and the Chrome Web Store (CWS) API key," the company said in a post-mortem published Tuesday. "The attacker obtained full CWS API access via the leaked key, allowing builds to be uploaded directly without Trust Wallet's standard release process, which requires internal approval/manual review." Subsequently, the attacker is said to have registered the domain "metrics-trustwallet[.]com" and pushed a trojanized version of the extension with a backdoor that's capable of harvesting users' wallet mnemonic phrases to the sub-domain "api.metrics-...

DarkSpectre Browser Extension Campaigns Exposed After Impacting 8.8 Million Users Worldwide

The threat actor behind two malicious browser extension campaigns, ShadyPanda and GhostPoster , has been attributed to a third attack campaign codenamed DarkSpectre that has impacted 2.2 million users of Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Mozilla Firefox. The activity is assessed to be the work of a Chinese threat actor that Koi Security is tracking under the moniker DarkSpectre . In all, the campaigns have collectively affected over 8.8 million users spanning a period of more than seven years. ShadyPanda was first unmasked by the cybersecurity company earlier this month as targeting all three browser users to facilitate data theft, search query hijacking, and affiliate fraud. It has been found to affect 5.6 million users, including 1.3 newly identified victims stemming from over 100 extensions flagged as connected to the same cluster. This also includes an Edge add-on named "New Tab - Customized Dashboard" that features a logic bomb that waits for three days prior to t...

CSA Issues Alert on Critical SmarterMail Bug Allowing Remote Code Execution

The Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA) has issued a bulletin warning of a maximum-severity security flaw in SmarterTools SmarterMail email software that could be exploited to achieve remote code execution. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-52691 , carries a CVSS score of 10.0. It relates to a case of arbitrary file upload that could enable code execution without requiring any authentication. "Successful exploitation of the vulnerability could allow an unauthenticated attacker to upload arbitrary files to any location on the mail server, potentially enabling remote code execution," CSA said. Vulnerabilities of this kind allow the upload of dangerous file types that are automatically processed within an application's environment. This could pave the way for code execution if the uploaded file is interpreted and executed as code, as is the case with PHP files. In a hypothetical attack scenario, a bad actor could weaponize this vulnerability to place malici...

LinkedIn Verifizierung mit Persona als Sozius – auf dem Weg zu "open data"?

Ich hole mal ein Thema hoch, was durch einen Blog-Leser aufgeworfen wurde. Es geht um die von Microsoft betriebene Plattform LinkedIn – scheinbar bei einigen Leute "hoch im Kurs". Es gibt sogar Leute, die ihre Identität auf LinkedIn verifizieren lassen. Kann man tun, wenn man seine Daten verschleudern und mit dem Drittanbieter Persona teilen möchte. Ist ein weiterer Punkt, wo sich LinkedIn-Teilnehmer vielleicht mal Gedanken über den Umgang mit ihren Daten und vielleicht einen Exit machen sollten.

Microsoft fixt Outlook Classic-Absturz durch Teams Meeting Add-in

Kurzer Nachtrag zu einem Problem bei Outlook Classic, dass der Client beim Start abstürzt, weil ein kaputtes Microsoft Teams Meeting Add-In stört. Microsoft hat nun einen Fix für dieses Problem bereitgestellt, damit Outlook-Classic wieder benutzbar wird.

Artemis II: Kurz vor dem Start zum bemannten Mondflug

Ist zwar kein reines IT-Thema, aber ich greife es kurz auf. Die Artemis II-Mission der US-Raumfahrtbehörde NASA steht kurz vor dem Start zum ersten Bemannten Mondflug seit 1972. In wenigen Minuten soll es losgehen und ist im Life-Stream verfolgbar. Details habe ich in diesem Beitrag drüben im 50Plus-Blog veröffentlicht – dort geht es auch zu Life-Stream. Im 50Plus-Blog werde ich die Mission auch begleiten, sofern der Start gleich klappt.

Apple veröffentlicht iOS 18-Update als Schutz vor DarkSword

Apple hat vor einigen Stunden ein Update für sein älteres iOS 18 bzw. iPadOS 18 angekündigt. Mit dem iOS 18-Update und dem iPadOS-Pendant sollen Benutzer von Geräte gegen DarkSword geschützt werden, die nicht auf iOS 26 aktualisieren können oder wollen. Hintergrund ist, dass das Exploit-Kit DarkSword von jemand öffentlich auf GitHub hochgeladen wurde und die Gefahr von Angriffen wächst.

Outlook Classic: E-Mail senden scheitert mit 0x80070005-0x0004dc-0x000524

Es gibt wohl ein Problem beim Senden von E-Mails in Outlook Classic, wenn ein Postfach in outlook.com verwendet wird. Dann löst der Vorgang einen NDR-Fehler 0x80070005-0x0004dc-0x000524 aus.

Intel: "Mach dir doch deine eigene Lizenzvereinbarung"

Die allgemeine Software-Qualität ist im Sturzflug – und durch AI-Unterstützung geht es halt noch ein wenig schneller. Es ist so traurig, dass der aktuelle Vorfall, den Intel sich gerade geleistet hat, schon wieder lustig ist. Obwohl, es ist schon ganz schön "hinterfotzig", würden die Bayern zu dem sagen, was sich die Intel Rechtsabteilung leistet. Die erwarten allen Ernstes – so als "Selfservice" – dass der Anwender sich seine eigene Lizenzvereinbarung zur Nutzung von Intel-Software schreibt und diese auch noch akzeptiert.