Tag: cybersecurity

Week 48 – FortiWeb Pulls OS Commands Out of a Hat

14 – 30 Nov 2025 A newly disclosed and actively exploited FortiWeb vulnerability (CVE-2025-58034) allows authenticated attackers to execute arbitrary OS commands, posing a serious risk to organizations relying on the platform for critical web application protection. Despite its medium-severity vulnerability (CVSS score of 6.7), 

Week 47 – Puppet Master on the Web: Chrome’s V8 Flaw Pulled by Attackers

17 – 23 Nov 2025 On Monday Google released security updates for its Chrome browser to address two security flaws, including one that has come under active exploitation in the wild. Our CVE of the Week is about CVE-2025-13223 vulnerability with a CVSS score of 

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 180

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 180

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 

Please welcome our newest member from the United States, Prasad Shinde

Please welcome our newest member from the United States, Prasad Shinde

Director, Automation and Cybersecurity OT Practitioner With over sixteen years of experience in industrial automation and cybersecurity, Prasad specialises in architecting secure and resilient systems across Oil and Gas, Cement, and Power sectors. As a PMP certified project leader and Agile practitioner, he brings extensive 

CyAN Webinar: Malicious Packages – the Danger’s Already in the Build

CyAN Webinar: Malicious Packages – the Danger’s Already in the Build

Join us for a presentation by CyAN member Karthyikeyan Ramdass about the 2025 npm supply chain attack

CyAN Webinar: Malicious Packages – the Danger’s Already in the Build

On Tuesday December 9, CyAN member Karthikeyan Ramdass will present an analysis of the massive 2025 npm supply chain attack (CISA.gov) that used compromised packages to attack numerous online services. We will learn topics such as how and why did it happen? How could it have been prevented? What 

Week 46 – The Antivirus That Opened the Door: Triofox Under Active Attack

10 – 16 Nov 2025 Mandiant has confirmed that threat actors are actively exploiting a critical flaw (CVE-2025-12480) in Triofox by Gladinet — a remote access and file-sharing platform.The vulnerability allows authentication bypass, letting attackers create admin accounts and execute arbitrary code by abusing the 

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 179

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 179

Quantum Breakthroughs, Major Breaches, and Machine-Speed Threats 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 

When Minds Meet Machines: Cybersecurity and the Coming Age of Neurotechnology

When Minds Meet Machines: Cybersecurity and the Coming Age of Neurotechnology

From Data to Thought For decades, cybersecurity has been concerned with protecting what we know — our data, our systems, our networks. Neurotechnology, by contrast, is beginning to probe something even more intimate: what we think. As the boundaries between biological systems and digital networks 

Is Social Media Distracting Gen Z From the Real AI Security Crisis by Lauren Mauro

Is Social Media Distracting Gen Z From the Real AI Security Crisis by Lauren Mauro

I scroll past another TikTok about how AI is “ruining everything!” The comments are predictably catastrophic: artists losing jobs, humanity’s demise, the usual. I keep scrolling. Five videos later, an AI-generated meme makes me laugh. Of course, the comments are pure outrage: “Stop normalising AI!”