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Week 17 – ActiveMQ Bug Hidden for 13 Years

20 -26 Apr 2026 Our CVE of the Week series continues as we reveal an Apache ActiveMQ Classic vulnerability that went undetected for 13 years before being discovered with the help of the Claude AI assistant. Tracked as CVE-2026-34197 (CVSS score: 8.8), this high-severity security 

Please welcome our newest member from Spain, Rubén Cortés Domingo

Please welcome our newest member from Spain, Rubén Cortés Domingo

Rubén Cortés Domingo is a senior Technology and Cybersecurity Executive with more than 25 years of experience modernizing public -sector digital services and strengtheningcybersecurity resilience in highly regulated government environments. As Technology and Cybersecurity Director at the Open Government of Catalonia (AOC), he leads one 

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 198

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 198

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Most People Think They Understand Their Rights. They Don’t.

Most People Think They Understand Their Rights. They Don’t.

Recent conversations around intelligence powers and surveillance frameworks in Australia, particularly proposed changes to ASIO’s compulsory questioning powers, have sparked predictable reactions. Some are alarmed, others are dismissive, and most fall somewhere in between, unsure what is real, what is exaggerated, and what it all 

Week 16 – Trusted Format, Hidden Threat: Exploiting Adobe Reader via PDF

13 -19 Apr 2026 In this week’s CVE of the Week, we’re looking at a critical, actively exploited vulnerability in Adobe Acrobat and Adobe Reader that allows attackers to execute arbitrary code by simply getting a user to open a malicious PDF file. CVE‑2026‑34621 is 

Partnership signed with ESP’ Info, Brazzaville, Republic of the Congo

Partnership signed with ESP’ Info, Brazzaville, Republic of the Congo

Cybersecurity Advisors Network (CyAN) signed on 02 April 2026 a Memorandum of Understanding with ESP’ Info, a training institute on cybersecurity Brazzaville, Republic of the Congo. The signature took place in Lille, at InCyber Forum. This partnership marks the second collaboration between a training institute 

Please welcome our newest member from Switzerland, Stéphane Duguin

Please welcome our newest member from Switzerland, Stéphane Duguin

Stéphane Duguin is the CEO of the CyberPeace Institute. From senior positions in law enforcement to executive leadership in civil society, he spent three decades tracking how nations states, criminals groups and terrorists organization weaponize disruptive technologies, such as Al, against vulnerable communities. He previously 

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 197

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 197

You can download this edition by clicking the three dots icon on the far right and selecting Download PDF File. For the best reading experience, we recommend enlarging it by clicking the fullscreen icon, which is the third icon from the right. All article titles 

CyAN Global Mentorship Programme – 1 Month Update

CyAN Global Mentorship Programme – 1 Month Update

We are now one month into the CyAN Global Mentorship Programme, and it is already clear that the initiative is delivering meaningful value across a truly international community. From the outset, the programme was designed to connect aspiring cybersecurity professionals with experienced mentors worldwide. In 

Week 15 – One Text Away: The Samsung Exynos Zero-Click Threat

06 -12 Apr 2026 A newly disclosed Samsung Exynos vulnerability allows attackers to compromise a device with nothing more than a malicious SMS. No clicks. No user interaction. Just one message. Critical vulnerability has been found with the CVSS score of 10 in CVE-2025-543284. An