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Attackers Are Now Hijacking Exposed Node-RED Automation Servers With a Single Web Request

Attackers Are Now Hijacking Exposed Node-RED Automation Servers With a Single Web Request

Synology Issues a Rare Ransomware Warning: Outdated NAS Boxes Are Being Encrypted by C3RB3R

Synology Issues a Rare Ransomware Warning: Outdated NAS Boxes Are Being Encrypted by C3RB3R

Northflank Tells Every Customer to Rotate Secrets After a Breach, and Stolen AI Keys Are Already Being Used

Northflank Tells Every Customer to Rotate Secrets After a Breach, and Stolen AI Keys Are Already Being Used

Attackers Are Trying to Catch WordPress Sites Mid-Update: The Race-Condition Flaw Fixed in 7.1.4, and a Checklist for Site Owners

Attackers Are Trying to Catch WordPress Sites Mid-Update: The Race-Condition Flaw Fixed in 7.1.4, and a Checklist for Site Owners

Run an Online Store on Drupal? Attackers Are Already Using a Commerce Core Flaw That Needs No Login. Five Steps for Today

Run an Online Store on Drupal? Attackers Are Already Using a Commerce Core Flaw That Needs No Login. Five Steps for Today

Gray-haired man in reading glasses and a burgundy cardigan reading a laptop in a home study lined with bookshelves — Headlines

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

L7 News November 3, 2026

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One Supplier, Many Airlines: The Amadeus Booking Breach Keeps Growing

L7 News November 2, 2026

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Chainalysis Says an AI-Driven Attacker Got Into Its Internal Tools: What Was Taken, What Was Not, and What Is Still Unclear

L7 News November 1, 2026

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All Three Links Now Patched: How the Ivanti Connect Secure Attack Chain Went From Zero-Day to Full Fix, and What the Attackers Were After

L7 News October 31, 2026

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Twenty Minutes, Ten Blockchains, $6.3 Billion: Binance Says the Biggest Crypto Theft on Record May Have Started on One Engineer’s Laptop

L7 News October 30, 2026

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Layer 7 Picks

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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Layer 7 Picks

Microsoft Quietly Closed a Windows 11 Path From Standard User to SYSTEM, With No CVE to Track

L7 News November 2, 2026

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

Illustration of a compromised laptop leaking a key, card, envelope and coin along dashed paths into a processor chip that outputs ranked bars toward a paper plane — Trending

Meet VOLTA, the Infostealer That Hands Your Stolen Data to an AI and Asks What You’re Worth

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One Text Message Can Knock an Unpatched Android Phone Off the Network: Your Questions About the “SMS of Death” Answered

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One Click on a Shared ChatGPT Link Was Enough to Read Someone’s Private Chats. OpenAI Has Fixed It. Here Is How the Trick Worked

Illustration of a code editor window with an orange puzzle-piece extension attached, a key travelling along a dashed path to a server, and a circular arrow — Trending

Eleven Hours, Up to 5,000 Developers: A Tampered Claude Code Extension Quietly Opened an SSH Back Door. The Timeline and the Cleanup

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Can The Cloud Strengthen Business Continuity?

L7 News July 9, 2020

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Google Now Lets You Use Your iPhone as a Security Key

Xia J January 16, 2020

You can now use your iPhone as a security key for Google apps. The latest update from Google's Smart...

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Researchers Discover Critical Vulnerability In InfiniteWP Client And WP Time Capsule Plugins

Xia J January 15, 2020

Anybody can log in to WordPress as an administrator if the site is using vulnerable InfiniteWP Client and WP Time...

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Dangerous Vulnerability Affecting Windows 10 Computers

Xia J January 15, 2020

The National Security Agency (NSA) has uncovered a dangerous vulnerability that affects millions of computers running Windows 10, as well...

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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

Convenience store cashier in a green polo counting cash bills behind the counter, with a dark card payment terminal beside her

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

Illustration of a television and a streaming box with a glowing orange chip inside, sending lines to many small devices, some connections broken, with a shield checkmark

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

L7 News November 3, 2026

Gray-haired man in reading glasses and a burgundy cardigan reading a laptop in a home study lined with bookshelves

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

L7 News November 3, 2026