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Januscape KVM Bug Is Actually Two Flaws: One Patch Won’t Cover You
A newly discovered flaw in the Linux kernel's virtualization code, named "Januscape," threatens virtual machine isolation. It combines two vulnerabilities requiring simultaneous patches to prevent potential exploitation that could grant attackers full host control.
Trump’s Quantum Clock Is Ticking. Most Federal Agencies Aren’t Ready
Two executive orders set hard deadlines for post-quantum encryption migration — and make "harvest now, decrypt later" an official national security emergency.
Microsoft Build 2026: Top 5 Cybersecurity Takeaways
Microsoft's developer conference doubled as a security pitch. Here are the five takeaways that matter.
MSHTA Won’t Die, and Attackers Know It
Attackers continue abusing Microsoft’s decades-old MSHTA utility, exposing a familiar Windows problem: Legacy components often stay active because removing them could break something.
The IP Address Is Cybercrime’s Best Clue: Until It Isn’t
A new survey finds nearly 1 in 5 companies aren't monitoring anonymous IP traffic in real time — and attackers are exploiting the gap.
The App You Forgot About Is Still Reading Your Email
AI agents are multiplying your OAuth footprint. A forgotten "Allow" click is all it takes. Here's what's at risk — and how to check your own exposure right now.
The OAuth Access was Approved. But the AI Agent Chaos was Not
As AI agents move across email, calendars, Slack and business apps, OAuth’s old bargain—limited access without passwords—is being stress-tested by autonomous workflows few companies can fully see.
As AI Booms, Data Security Busts
Organizations adopt AI rapidly but struggle with data governance.