• Secure endpoint management systems immediately, CISA urges
• CISA warns of active exploitation of Microsoft SharePoint vulnerability (CVE-2026-20963)
• Google limits Android accessibility API to curb malware abuse
• FCA Updates Cyber Incident and Third-Party Reporting Rules
• 900,000 contact records exposed in Aura data breach
• EDR killers are now standard equipment in ransomware attacks
• AWS Warns Hackers Have Abused Cisco Firewall Zero-Day Since January
• UK: Regulation Drives Cyber Spending for Critical Infrastructure Orgs
• Samba 4.24.0 ships Kerberos hardening and a CVE fix for domain encryption defaults
• Java 26 ships with new cryptography API and HTTP/3 support
• New Ubuntu Flaw Enables Local Attackers to Gain Root Access
• Crypto Scam "ShieldGuard" Dismantled After Malware Discovery
• AI-Enabled Adversaries Compress Time-to-Exploit Following Vulnerability Disclosure
• Vidar Stealer 2.0 Exploits GitHub, Reddit to Deliver Malware via Fake Game Cheats
• AI Issues Will Drive Half of Incident Response Efforts by 2028, Says Gartner
• Android OS-Level Attack Bypasses Mobile Payment Security
• 'CursorJack’ Attack Path Exposes Code Execution Risk in AI Development Environment
• Surge in Nation State Attacks on UK Firms Amid Cyber Warfare Fears
• Average Number of Daily API Attacks Up 113% Annually
• UK Cyber Monitoring Centre Sets Its Sights on US Expansion One Year After Launch
• Researchers Warn of Global Surge in Fake Shipment Tracking Scams
• CrackArmor Flaws Expose Linux Systems to Privilege Escalation

The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) warns that the cyberattack on Stryker Corporation serves as a signal to U.S. organizations that foreign cyber activity tied to Middle East conflicts may be spilling into their operations. Attackers breached Stryker’s internal Microsoft environment and reportedly wiped 200,000 systems, servers, and mobile devices, while extracting 50 terabytes of data. To defend against similar malicious activity involving the misuse of legitimate endpoint management software, CISA urges organizations …