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Microsoft Patch Tuesday: 6 Exploited Zero-Days Fixed
Microsoft has patched over 50 security vulnerabilities in February 2026 Patch Tuesday, including six zero-day vulnerabilities actively exploited by attackers in the wild. Among the critical fixes are three vulnerabilities that allow attackers to bypass security features
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BeyondTrust Remote Support Vulnerability Under Active Attack
A critical unauthenticated remote code execution flaw (CVE-2026-1731) in BeyondTrust Remote Support is experiencing active exploitation attempts. The vulnerability allows attackers to execute arbitrary code on affected systems without authentication.
Ransomware Groups Target Milan-Cortina 2026 Olympics Infrastructure
In early February 2026, Italian authorities confirmed coordinated cyberattack attempts attributed to pro-Russian groups, including the NoName057(16) collective, targeting embassies, hotels, and systems connected to the Olympic event. The attacks, detected between February 2-6, aimed to cause reputational and operational instability but were successfully intercepted before causing damage
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Critical Notepad++ Vulnerability Actively Exploited
CISA has issued an urgent alert for a critical vulnerability (CVE-2025-15556) in Notepad++ that allows remote code execution through the WinGUp updater without additional authentication. The flaw is being actively exploited and users are advised to upgrade to version 8.8.9 or later
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Phishing Remains Top Cyber Threat with 75% of Attacks Starting via Email
According to the 2026 Kaseya Cybersecurity Outlook Report, over 75% of cyberattacks begin with phishing emails, and 56% of businesses have been impacted by phishing-related incidents. Nearly 70% of surveyed businesses expect to fall victim to a successful phishing attack in the next 12 months
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AI-Powered Romance Scams Growing with Deepfake Technology
Global cybercrime syndicates are increasingly targeting victims through romance scams using AI-generated deepfake images, videos, and voice cloning technology. These deepfakes have become sophisticated enough to bypass previous detection methods, with scammers no longer relying on obvious errors like spelling mistakes
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