Tag: cybersecurity

Week 45 – Zip Slip Hits Argo Workflows

03 – 09 Nov 2025 Our CVE of the Week, CVE-2025-62156, is about Argo Workflows, which is an open source container-native workflow engine for orchestrating complex, parallel jobs on Kubernetes. Critical flaw has been found in versions prior to 3.6.12 and versions 3.7.0 through 3.7.2 

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 178

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 178

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 

From High Hopes to Hard Truths: The New Reality of Building a Career in Tech by Isobel McCaffery

From High Hopes to Hard Truths: The New Reality of Building a Career in Tech by Isobel McCaffery

Everyone loves a story of humble beginnings and extraordinary success. In tech, these tales often feature young innovators turning simple ideas into global empires – Apple, Google, Amazon, Microsoft. Their journeys began with code, grit, and vision. But somewhere along the way, “learning to code” 

WAM Morocco debuts in Casablanca, 20–22 January 2026

WAM Morocco debuts in Casablanca, 20–22 January 2026

The World Advanced Manufacturing & Future Mobility Event (WAM Morocco) debuts in Casablanca, 20–22 January 2026, in association with GITEX Africa. Endorsed by the Moroccan Ministry of Industry and Trade and partnered with CGEM and AMDIE, this landmark platform will expand Morocco’s industrial base, foster 

Not a Good Look, AI: What Happens to Privacy When Glasses Get Smart?

Not a Good Look, AI: What Happens to Privacy When Glasses Get Smart?

In recent months the public has begun to wake up to a new kind of privacy threat: wearables that record without your knowledge, increasingly subtly. One especially stark example is the revelations around the Ray‑Ban smart-glasses line developed in partnership with Meta Platforms, where the 

Please welcome our newest member from India, Prof. (Dr.) Shilohu Rao!

Please welcome our newest member from India, Prof. (Dr.) Shilohu Rao!

Prof. (Dr.) Shilohu Rao is a Professor of Law and Technology and Research Director of the Centre of Excellence at National Law University, Jodhpur, with over 25 years of interdisciplinary expertise in AI governance, data protection, and digital public policy. Holding a PhD in Data 

Week 44 – Open Sesame: UniFi Access Vulnerability Exposes Door Control Systems

27 Oct – 02 Nov 2025 Critical flaw has been found in UniFi® Access application, which leaves its management API exposed with no authentication required. The UniFi® Access Application is part of Ubiquiti’s platform designed for modern, managed door access control. It is used in 

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 177

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 177

Explore the latest in cybersecurity, AI accountability, and digital trust from massive data leaks and ransomware hybrids to new regulations under DORA and NIS2. Featuring insights from CyAN members on supply chain security, responsible AI, resilience, and leadership. You can download this edition by clicking 

Please welcome our newest member from the United States, Sandeep Desai

Please welcome our newest member from the United States, Sandeep Desai

Sandeep Desai is a board-engaged cybersecurity and technologyexecutive with 20+ years of experience aligning cybersecurity, ITstrategy, and enterprise risk management with revenue growth,operational resilience, and regulatory compliance goals across publicand private enterprises. Known for translating compliance mandatesinto operational excellence, Sandeep specializes in modernizinggovernance, scaling secure 

Week 43 – Old Trick, New Target: NTLM Reflection Returns via SMB

20 – 26 Oct 2025 The next star of our #CVE of the Week series is CVE-2025-33073, an improper authorization flaw in Microsoft’s SMB implementation. As you might have noticed from its ID number, this is not a freshly discovered one, but it still deserves