Veeam Backup Servers Need Patching, Plus 3 Stories
A critical Veeam backup vulnerability lets a low-privilege Viewer run code on the backup server. Plus Flock surveillance pressure, an FBI cyber disruption, and iPhone price pressure.
A critical Veeam backup vulnerability lets a low-privilege Viewer run code on the backup server. Plus Flock surveillance pressure, an FBI cyber disruption, and iPhone price pressure.
AI’s infrastructure buildout is measured in trillions, but useful work still has to pay the bill. Plus exploited FortiMail and Cisco flaws, a €95 million AI voice scam, 543,699 live GitHub credentials, a landmark AI copyright ruling, and a promising push to speed dementia diagnosis.
Apple is tightening macOS Full Disk Access as AI agents raise the stakes. Plus a school-vendor breach, fake Zoom malware, Amazon’s data-center promises, and a hijacked Microsoft account.
Apple patched an actively exploited CoreGraphics flaw affecting older iOS, iPadOS, and macOS branches. Plus data-center power shortcuts, Google’s EU privacy fight, and Anthropic’s unusually stark IPO risk disclosure.
An AI-cloned voice helped confirm a fake payment request that sent €95 million out of Fideuram. Plus two exploited Citrix NetScaler flaws, Nvidia’s agent-security tools, an Apple/Amazon UK marketplace case, and orbital computing.
Cisco says attackers are exploiting a Secure Email Gateway flaw that can lead to root access. Plus Apple’s software-warranty fight in India, China’s new tech-security travel rules, exposed Vite servers leaking cloud secrets, and passkeys for 23 million UK government users.
A small UK power plant reportedly went offline for four days after a cyberattack, ChatGPT can now work with Apple Messages, data centers are becoming an election issue, and researchers found a nasty way to turn Microsoft Defender’s own driver against security software.
A personalized mRNA melanoma treatment meets its Phase 3 goals, while Microsoft patches a Copilot data-access flaw, Apple rewrites EU App Store fees, and Firefox ships a major security update.
Attackers are exploiting a macOS Screen Sharing flaw, WordPress and GitLab need security updates, Heights Finance exposed sensitive data, and Gemini expands in schools.
This week’s high value, low jargon tech news: Australia’s anti-privacy laws; Printers attacked for YouTuber, Eastern European banks hacked, Huawei does something good for deaf children and their parents, and much more