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The Press Corner
A short résumé of each security publication from the daily scan, with the topic and a link to the original. The scan runs every day at 01:15 UTC. If that run misses, the next hourly pass picks it up. Last scan Oct 23, 2026.
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Enterprise Spotlight: Manufacturing Reimagined
Enterprise Spotlight: Manufacturing Reimagined
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- CSO Online
5 myths about DDoS attacks and protection
Distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks come in many shapes and sizes, as do the myths surrounding them. These myths can center on motivations, DDoS attack vectors and techniques, mitigation strategies, and more.
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- CSO Online
Cybersecurity skills matter more than headcount in the AI era
Cybersecurity teams are navigating a shift as skills shortages overtake headcount as the primary concern, according to ISC2’s 2025 Cybersecurity Workforce Study. The research, based on responses from some 16,029 cybersecurity professionals globally, reveals that while budget cuts and layoffs have leveled off…
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- CSO Online
CSO 30 Awards 2025: Celebrating Excellence, Innovation and Leadership in Cybersecurity
With submissions showcasing advances in automation, inclusion, workforce development, and real-world resilience, this year’s programme highlights the multifaceted role of today’s CSO. As threats evolve and organizational complexity grows, the CSO is now a strategist, communicator, technologist, and…
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- CSO Online
New backdoor ‘SesameOp’ abuses OpenAI Assistants API for stealthy C2 operations
In a newly uncovered campaign, threat actors embedded a previously undocumented backdoor, dubbed SesameOp, which exploits the OpenAI Assistants API for relaying commands and exfiltrating results. According to researchers at Microsoft, the campaign was active for months before detection, and relied on obfuscated…
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- CSO Online
Chinese APT group Phantom Taurus targets gov and telecom organizations
Researchers have documented a previously unknown threat actor that aligns with China’s intelligence collection interests. The group primarily targets government and telecommunications organizations from Africa, the Middle East, and Asia with the goal of maintaining long-term covert access to critical systems.
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- CSO Online
How ‘Plague’ infiltrated Linux systems without leaving a trace
Security researchers have discovered an unusually evasive Linux backdoor, undetected even by VirusTotal, compromising systems as a malicious pluggable authentication module (PAM). Dubbed “Plague” by Nextron researchers, the stealthy backdoor lets attackers slip past authentication unnoticed and…
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- CSO Online
SentinelLabs uncovers China’s hidden cyber-espionage arsenal
A number of patents have been granted to companies in the People’s Republic of China (PRC) involving “highly intrusive forensics and data collection technologies” that allow everything from the acquisition of encrypted endpoint data and mobile forensics to collecting traffic from network devices,…
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- CSO Online
Why every company needs a travel security program
In today’s heightened geopolitical climate, business travel is no longer a routine operational necessity — it’s a strategic exposure. Whether you’re operating across six continents or sending one specialist to a trade show abroad, travel carries risk.
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- CSO Online
The high cost of misconfigured DevOps tools: Global cryptojacking hits enterprises
A massive ongoing cryptojacking operation is actively exploiting misconfigured DevOps tools, including Nomad, Consul, Docker, and Gitea, to hijack computing power for cryptocurrency mining, Wiz Threat Research revealed. Dubbed Jinx-0132 by researchers, the campaign has compromised systems globally with attackers…
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- CSO Online
Top cybersecurity products showcased at RSA 2025
AI appeared to be the theme of the show at RSA 2025. From security automation to advanced threat intelligence, nearly every major cybersecurity vendor showcased how they’re integrating AI to stay ahead of evolving cyber threats.
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- CSO Online
CISO vs CFO: why are the conversations difficult?
When CISOs walk into budget meetings they often ask for money to prevent abstract disasters: events that haven’t happened and hopefully never will. Unlike other executives who can draw a clear line between funding requests and generating revenue for the organization, CISOs deal in hypotheticals.
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- CSO Online
The urgent reality of machine identity security in 2025
The importance of machine identity security has reached a critical juncture in 2025. With machine identities now far outnumbering human ones, securing these digital credentials has become a top cybersecurity priority for enterprises.
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- CSO Online
Misconfigured access management systems expose global enterprises to security risks
Global enterprises are facing a serious security crisis as misconfigured Access Management Systems (AMS) expose sensitive employee data and grant potential access to restricted facilities. The vulnerabilities found across healthcare, education, manufacturing, and government industries put organizations at…
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- CSO Online
Backdoor in Chinese-made healthcare monitoring device leaks patient data
US federal agencies have warned that a popular Chinese-made patient monitor device used in medical settings across the US and Europe has a built-in backdoor that leaks patient data to an unauthorized remote server. The backdoor, present also in a rebranded version of the device, also allows the remote server, which…
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- CSO Online