The startup is building the necessary infrastructure and tools to help organizations transition to post-quantum computing.
The post Project Eleven Raises $20 Million for Post-Quantum Security appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Five Malicious Chrome Extensions Impersonate Workday and NetSuite to Hijack Accounts
Cybersecurity researchers have discovered five new malicious Google Chrome web browser extensions that masquerade as human resources (HR) and enterprise resource planning (ERP) platforms like Workday, NetSuite, and SuccessFactors to take control of victim accounts.
“The extensions work in concert to steal authentication tokens, block incident response capabilities, and enable complete account
“The extensions work in concert to steal authentication tokens, block incident response capabilities, and enable complete account
750,000 Impacted by Data Breach at Canadian Investment Watchdog
The incident impacted the personal information of CIRO member firms and their registered employees.
The post 750,000 Impacted by Data Breach at Canadian Investment Watchdog appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Cyber Insights 2026: Social Engineering
We’ve known that social engineering would get AI wings. Now, at the beginning of 2026, we are learning just how high those wings can soar.
The post Cyber Insights 2026: Social Engineering appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Microsoft: Windows 11 update causes Outlook freezes for POP users
Microsoft confirmed that the KB5074109 January Windows 11 security update causes the classic Outlook desktop client to freeze and hang for users with POP email accounts. […]
WhisperPair Attack Leaves Millions of Audio Accessories Open to Hijacking
The critical issue impacts Bluetooth audio accessories with improper Google Fast Pair implementations.
The post WhisperPair Attack Leaves Millions of Audio Accessories Open to Hijacking appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Cybersecurity Firms React to China’s Reported Software Ban
China has more than 5,000 cybersecurity companies and all the top 20 firms are working with the government.
The post Cybersecurity Firms React to China’s Reported Software Ban appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Your Digital Footprint Can Lead Right to Your Front Door
You lock your doors at night. You avoid sketchy phone calls. You’re careful about what you post on social media.
But what about the information about you that’s already out there—without your permission?
Your name. Home address. Phone number. Past jobs. Family members. Old usernames.
It’s all still online, and it’s a lot easier to find than you think.
The hidden safety threat lurking online
Most
But what about the information about you that’s already out there—without your permission?
Your name. Home address. Phone number. Past jobs. Family members. Old usernames.
It’s all still online, and it’s a lot easier to find than you think.
The hidden safety threat lurking online
Most
Hackers now exploiting critical Fortinet FortiSIEM flaw in attacks
Attackers are now exploiting a critical Fortinet FortiSIEM vulnerability with publicly available proof-of-concept exploit code. […]
LOTUSLITE Backdoor Targets U.S. Policy Entities Using Venezuela-Themed Spear Phishing
Security experts have disclosed details of a new campaign that has targeted U.S. government and policy entities using politically themed lures to deliver a backdoor known as LOTUSLITE.
The targeted malware campaign leverages decoys related to the recent geopolitical developments between the U.S. and Venezuela to distribute a ZIP archive (“US now deciding what’s next for Venezuela.zip”)
The targeted malware campaign leverages decoys related to the recent geopolitical developments between the U.S. and Venezuela to distribute a ZIP archive (“US now deciding what’s next for Venezuela.zip”)