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Top 5 Cybersecurity News
This week’s Top 5 Cybersecurity News for November 13, 2026 is about access that kept working after anyone stopped watching it. A shipping giant says a legacy system inherited through an acquisition was breached. Attackers used a retired data platform’s trust into its customers’ AWS accounts. Stolen cloud keys are being turned into AI bills…
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Several of October’s attacks started with access that someone had already granted. In Denmark, a private company’s legitimate access to the national population register exposed data on 8.8 million people. In Japan, a contractor’s stolen account was used to attack NEC’s customers, and a login flaw let ransomware into a cloud provider. This Cybersecurity Roundup…
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This week’s Top 5 Cybersecurity News for November 6, 2026 follows five routine acts that turned into the way in. A fake job interview got an engineer to run a code test on a Binance work laptop, and about $6.3 billion followed. Stored backup credentials gave a ransomware affiliate a school estate, in an attack…
Read MoreThe New Trusted User: AI Agent Security in Practice
AI agents are no longer just chat windows. They read documents, query databases, create tickets, send emails, write code and connect to business systems. That makes them useful. It also means AI agent security is partly an identity question, because an agent looks a lot like another user in your environment. Not a human user,…
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This week’s Top 5 Cybersecurity News for October 30, 2026 is about assumptions nobody re-checked. A Japanese hosted-desktop service held customers’ saved trading logins on servers attackers could reach, after its own staff had flagged weaknesses. A VMware ESXi flaw scored 2.7 on the CVSS scale was used as a zero-day to keep administrator actions…
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