Read more about the article Bank of Baroda Data Breach: How One Weak Password Leaked 1TB of Bank Data
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Bank of Baroda Data Breach: How One Weak Password Leaked 1TB of Bank Data

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TripleX published 1TB of Bank of Baroda customer data for free after a credential-only intrusion - no malware, no core banking access. Full attack anatomy and the five break-points that would have stopped it.

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Read more about the article ClickFix: The Scam Where You Run the Malware Yourself
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ClickFix: The Scam Where You Run the Malware Yourself

A fake CAPTCHA says press Windows-R, paste the verification code, hit Enter. The code is a PowerShell download cradle, and it runs with your full user authority, past every browser sandbox. Why this trick works, the variant families, and the one rule users can memorise that kills the whole class.

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Read more about the article Bleeding Llama: The Ollama CVE That Leaked AI Memory
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Bleeding Llama: The Ollama CVE That Leaked AI Memory

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Two AI security incidents in 48 hours: Bleeding Llama (CVE-2026-7482, CVSS 9.1) leaks full process memory from 300K+ exposed Ollama servers via malicious GGUF files, while a fake OpenAI Privacy Filter on Hugging Face hit #1 trending and delivered a Rust infostealer to 244K+ victims. Verification and patching playbook inside.

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Read more about the article GreatXML to RoguePlanet: The Zero-Days Redefining Endpoint Security in 2026
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GreatXML to RoguePlanet: The Zero-Days Redefining Endpoint Security in 2026

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GreatXML weaponizes Defender's offline scan via crafted XML for SYSTEM execution; RoguePlanet hits a real-time protection logic flaw. Plus five more June 2026 threats and the week's patch priorities.

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Read more about the article Memory Forensics: Evidence That Never Touches Disk
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Memory Forensics: Evidence That Never Touches Disk

Fileless attacks deleted their tracks from disk years ago. The injected shells, decrypted payloads, and cached credentials that decide an investigation live only in RAM. The acquisition-to-attribution workflow: Volatility 3 triage, MemProcFS deep dives, and the corroboration step that makes findings stand up.

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Read more about the article 5 Critical Zero-Days Breaking Right Now (June 2026)
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5 Critical Zero-Days Breaking Right Now (June 2026)

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A real-time analysis of five critical cybersecurity threats active in June 2026: the RoguePlanet Windows Defender zero-day, actively exploited Cisco SD-WAN vManage, Oracle PeopleSoft RCE data theft, Exchange Server XSS, and the WhatsApp VBScript-to-RMM campaign.

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Read more about the article Education Under Attack: Canvas Breach & Carmen Shutdown
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Education Under Attack: Canvas Breach & Carmen Shutdown

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Two May 2026 incidents hit academia during finals week: the Instructure/Canvas LMS breach exposing thousands of institutions, and the Carmen platform shutdown after a national cybersecurity incident. The education sector's vendor graph is the new attack surface.

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