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Record-Breaking Microsoft Patch Tuesday: What 1,411 Fixes Mean for Your Business

Record-Breaking Microsoft Patch Tuesday: What 1,411 Fixes Mean for Your Business

by Team Black Belt | Oct 20, 2026 | Cybersecurity News

Microsoft Patch Tuesday just delivered the largest security release in the company’s history. If your business runs on Windows and Office—and most do—this one belongs on this week’s to-do list, not next month’s. On October 13, Microsoft released security updates for a...
FBI Takes Down NightmareStresser: What the Fall of a Major DDoS-for-Hire Platform Means for Your Business

FBI Takes Down NightmareStresser: What the Fall of a Major DDoS-for-Hire Platform Means for Your Business

by Team Black Belt | Sep 25, 2026 | Cybersecurity News

The FBI just pulled the plug on NightmareStresser, one of the longest-running DDoS-for-hire operations on the internet — and the scale of what it enabled is a good reminder of just how accessible cyberattacks have become for people with zero technical skill and a...
When Your Antivirus Alert Becomes the Attacker’s To-Do List: Inside Russia’s Self-Healing Malware Campaign

When Your Antivirus Alert Becomes the Attacker’s To-Do List: Inside Russia’s Self-Healing Malware Campaign

by Team Black Belt | Sep 18, 2026 | Cybersecurity News

Self-healing malware sounds like a plot device, but Anthropic says it’s exactly what a Russian state-sponsored group built. The company’s latest threat intelligence report details a campaign by a group it tracks as GTG-20006, which security researchers link to the...
The F5 BIG-IP Rootkit That Makes “Clean” Servers Lie: What It Means for Identity Security

The F5 BIG-IP Rootkit That Makes “Clean” Servers Lie: What It Means for Identity Security

by Team Black Belt | Sep 17, 2026 | Cybersecurity News

A newly discovered F5 BIG-IP rootkit is forcing security teams to rethink one of their most basic assumptions: that a clean file scan means a clean server. Researchers at Sophos recently detailed a newly analyzed Linux rootkit targeting F5 BIG-IP Access Policy...
AI-Speed Attacks Are Here: What Anthropic’s Latest Threat Report Means for Your Business

AI-Speed Attacks Are Here: What Anthropic’s Latest Threat Report Means for Your Business

by Team Black Belt | Sep 16, 2026 | Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity News

AI-speed attacks just stopped being a theoretical talking point. Anthropic, the company behind the Claude AI models, published a threat intelligence report this month detailing how multiple hacking groups — from financially motivated data thieves to state-sponsored...
Nine Months and Counting: What the WatchGuard Ransomware Alert Should Teach Every Security Leader About Patch Fatigue

Nine Months and Counting: What the WatchGuard Ransomware Alert Should Teach Every Security Leader About Patch Fatigue

by Team Black Belt | Sep 15, 2026 | Cybersecurity News

The latest WatchGuard ransomware alert from CISA is a serious wake-up call for security teams: a critical WatchGuard Firebox firewall vulnerability, first flagged as actively exploited back in December, is now being used by ransomware gangs. The patch has existed for...
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AI Agents Behind the ConnectWise Attack: What Microsoft’s Findings Mean for Your Business

AI Agents Behind the ConnectWise Attack: What Microsoft’s Findings Mean for Your Business

Oct 28, 2026

AI agents did much of the work in the ConnectWise Microsoft 365 breach. Last week we wrote about the incident, where attackers used a stolen backup-service credential to sign in to customer tenants without needing a password or MFA. Now Microsoft has said who it...

PHP2Shell: The Flaw Underneath Most of the Web Is Now Being Exploited

PHP2Shell: The Flaw Underneath Most of the Web Is Now Being Exploited

Oct 27, 2026

PHP2Shell has website administrators scrambling after researchers confirmed attackers are successfully exploiting a pair of critical PHP flaws. If your company website runs on WordPress, Joomla, or Drupal, it runs on PHP, and so does an estimated 70% to 80% of the...

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