New White House cyber executive order pushes rules as code
Organizations must turn Cyber Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) into executable pipelines, a Microsoft security product manager argues.
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President Donald Trump signs a series of bills during an event in the East Room of the White House on June 12, 2025 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images) Commentary -
Daniil Kasatkin at the FIBA World Championships in 2019. Kasatkin has been detained in France on suspicion of working for a ransomware group. (FIBA) Geopolitics French police arrest Russian pro basketball player on behalf of US over ransomware suspicions
Daniil Kasatkin played briefly for Penn State University. It’s the second European arrest on cyber allegations at the request of the United States to be revealed this week.
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(Jeenah Moon/Getty Images) Cybersecurity Microsoft Patch Tuesday addresses 130 vulnerabilities, none actively exploited
Researchers are especially concerned about a high-severity defect in SQL Server and a critical vulnerability in SPNEGO, a foundational protocol.
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China and Italy, two flags waving against blue sky. 3d image. Aleksandra Aleshchenko, iStock/Getty Images Plus Geopolitics Italian authorities arrest Chinese man over Microsoft Exchange Server hack, targeting of COVID-19 researchers
The arrest came at the request of the United States, which hailed the development as a sign that patience in pursuing cybercriminals in court is rewarded.
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A screenshot of a video posted by a player on X showing their PC being taken over by hackers on Call of Duty: World War 2. (Image source: X.com) Cybersecurity Call of Duty takes PC game offline after multiple reports of RCE attacks on players
Gamemakers have only said they are investigating an unspecified “issue.” Players are posting videos of their computers being compromised.
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This photograph shows screens displaying the logo of “CrowdStrike” cybersecurity technology company in Paris on July 19, 2024, amid massive global IT outage. (Photo by Stefano RELLANDINI / AFP) Technology Microsoft security updates address CrowdStrike crash, kill ‘Blue Screen of Death’
Third-party antivirus software will no longer have access to the Windows kernel as Microsoft rolls out changes to reduce IT downtime from unexpected crashes or disruptions.
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East Asia night lights view from space. (Constantine Johnny/Getty Images) Threats Stealth China-linked ORB network gaining footholds in US, East Asia
The number of devices infected by LapDogs is smaller than other ORBs, but that is likely by design, according to SecurityScorecard researchers.
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Microsoft logo is seen in a Microsoft store on March 10, 2021, in New York.(Photo by John Smith/VIEWpress) Technology Microsoft Patch Tuesday addresses 66 vulnerabilities, including an actively exploited zero-day
A researcher tells CyberScoop that up to 80% of enterprises could be vulnerable to the zero-day Microsoft patched in its June update.
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(Getty Images) Government FBI veteran Brett Leatherman to lead Cyber division
Leatherman, a 22-year FBI veteran, has been heavily involved in cyber investigations as section chief and deputy assistant director over the past three years.
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Research shows that AI-generated code is remarkably insecure. Yet experts tell CyberScoop it’s up to industry to figure out a way to limit the issues the technology introduces. (Image Source: Getty) Uncategorized Vibe coding is here to stay. Can it ever be secure?
Research shows that AI-generated code is remarkably insecure. Yet experts tell CyberScoop it’s up to industry to figure out a way to limit the issues the technology introduces.