• Conduent Data Breach Impacts Over 10.5 Million Individuals
• Unpatched Windows vulnerability continues to be exploited by APTs (CVE-2025-9491)
• CISA and partners take action as Microsoft Exchange security risks mount
• Chinese-Linked Hackers Exploit Windows Flaw to Spy on Belgian and Hungarian Diplomats
• Facial Recognition Firm Clearview AI Hit with Criminal Complaint in Austria
• Shadow AI: New ideas emerge to tackle an old problem in new form
• AI chatbots are sliding toward a privacy crisis
• You can’t audit how AI thinks, but you can audit what it does
• Passwordless adoption moves from hype to habit
• Infosec products of the month: October 2025
• Critical Flaws Found in Elementor King Addons Affect 10,000 Sites
• Threat Actors Utilize AdaptixC2 for Malicious Payload Delivery
• WhatsApp now lets you secure chat backups with passkeys
• Shadow AI: One In Four Employees Use Unapproved AI Tools, Research Finds
• Proton Claims 300 Million Records Compromised So Far This Year
• Defense Contractor Boss Pleads Guilty to Selling Zero-Day Exploits to Russia
• Chrome to Make HTTPS Mandatory by Default in 2026
• Npm Malware Uses Invisible Dependencies to Infect Dozens of Packages
• PHP Servers and IoT Devices Face Growing Cyber-Attack Risks
• New Atroposia RAT Surfaces on Dark Web

Over 10.5 million individuals were impacted by a widespread 2024 data breach at Conduent Business Services, with customer notifications issued in October 2025