Day: October 22, 2026

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Under Three Hours From First Probe to Privileged Access: Microsoft Ties the ConnectWise Backup Breach to an AI-Driven Chinese Campaign

L7 News October 22, 2026

Here Is How Layered Defenses Help When the Attacker Arrives as an App You Already TrustedMost security advice assumes the...

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Wi-Fi, Phones, Cameras and Attendance, All at Once: An Inventory of What a Cyberattack Shut Off Across Richmond’s Public Schools

L7 News October 22, 2026

On Wednesday morning, staff at Richmond Public Schools in Virginia opened their district-issued laptops and found a message claiming the...

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Signed, Protected and Still Poisoned: How Attackers Slipped a Credential Stealer Into the LiteLLM AI Gateway’s Official Release

L7 News October 22, 2026

LiteLLM is the kind of software most business owners have never heard of but may already depend on. It gives...

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1,462 Arrests, 10,909 Networks Taken Down, $105 Million Recovered: Interpol’s Serengeti III Crackdown, at a Glance

L7 News October 22, 2026

Online fraud rarely respects borders: the scam that reaches a business inbox may be planned, staffed and laundered thousands of...

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PHP2Shell, Day Two: The Fix Is Out, Attackers Were Probing Days Earlier, and What to Do Depending on Where Your Site Lives

L7 News October 22, 2026

Yesterday’s question was when the fix would arrive. Today’s is whether it reached your servers in time. PHP released the...

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Only 1 in 200 Vulnerabilities Ever Gets Used in an Attack. Microsoft’s Data Shows Which Ones, and Why Servers Are the Weak Spot

L7 News November 3, 2026

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No Cards, No ATMs: A Cyber Incident Sends Turning Stone’s Casinos and Stores in Central New York to Cash Only

L7 News November 3, 2026

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Your AI Coding Assistant May Be Installing Abandoned Software: The MCPhantom Findings at a Glance

L7 News November 3, 2026

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The Malware Came From the Factory: How Google Tore Down a 1.3 Million-Device TV Box Botnet

L7 News November 3, 2026

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Nearly a Year Later, Harvard’s Alumni and Donor Breach Finally Has a Number: 851,000 Email Addresses

L7 News November 3, 2026