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Carders Now Vet Their Own Black Markets Like Enterprise Buyers Do SaaS

Flare analysts surfaced an underground forum document titled 'The Underground Guide to Legit CC Shops' that reads less like a how-to for fraud and more like a p

via BleepingComputer ·
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CISA: 13-Year-Old ActiveMQ Flaw Found by Claude AI Now Under Active Exploit

CISA added CVE-2026-34197, a high-severity Apache ActiveMQ vulnerability, to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog this week, giving federal agencies unti

via BleepingComputer ·
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CISA Flags Apache ActiveMQ Flaw CVE-2026-34197 as Actively Exploited

CISA has added CVE-2026-34197, a vulnerability in Apache ActiveMQ, to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog after confirming active exploitation in the wi

via The Hacker News ·
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Friday Squid Blogging: Giant Squid Filmed Eating Another Squid

Schneier's weekly squid post highlights a Japanese video capturing a giant squid consuming another squid, serving as the recurring open thread for security topi

via Schneier on Security ·
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Google Blocks 8.3B Bad Ads in 2025, Ships Android 17 Privacy Overhaul

Google says it stopped 8.3 billion ads from running in 2025 for breaching its policies, a scale that underscores how much of the ad ecosystem is adversarial rat

via The Hacker News ·
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Kaseya-BleepingComputer webinar pitches integrated security-plus-recovery model for MSPs

BleepingComputer is hosting a sponsored webinar with Kaseya on May 14, 2026, framed around a single argument: MSPs can no longer treat prevention and recovery a

via BleepingComputer ·
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NIST Throttles CVE Enrichment as Vulnerability Submissions Surge 263%

NIST is scaling back the depth of analysis it applies to incoming CVE records, citing a 263% jump in vulnerability submissions that has overwhelmed the National

via The Hacker News ·
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NIST's NVD Retreat Leaves Defenders Scrambling for CVE Enrichment Alternatives

NIST has scaled back its handling of the National Vulnerability Database, creating a widening enrichment gap that security teams previously relied on for CVSS s

via Dark Reading ·
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Old Vulnerabilities Get a Second Life as AI Attack Surface Expands

Legacy weaknesses - injection flaws, broken access controls, insecure deserialization, exposed secrets - are resurfacing inside AI systems. The same classes of

via Dark Reading ·
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Operation PowerOFF Seizes 53 DDoS-for-Hire Domains, Exposes 3M Accounts

International law enforcement coordinated under Operation PowerOFF has seized 53 domains tied to DDoS-for-hire services, commonly known as booters or stressers.

via The Hacker News ·
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Payouts King ransomware hides payloads inside QEMU VMs to evade endpoint scans

Sophos has documented two active campaigns abusing the open-source QEMU emulator to run hidden Alpine Linux virtual machines on compromised Windows hosts, placi

via BleepingComputer ·
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Sanctioned Grinex exchange loses $13.7M, pins breach on 'Western intelligence'

Grinex, a Kyrgyzstan-based crypto exchange widely regarded as a rebrand of the seized Russian platform Garantex, halted operations after attackers drained $13.7

via BleepingComputer ·