Microsoft is turning on new safety features for all business users of its Teams app starting January 12, 2026. These updates are designed to automatically block dangerous website links and harmful files that hackers often use to break into company computers.
A critical flaw in Oracle software has led to a significant data breach affecting Korean Air and its catering subsidiary. The incident has exposed the personal bank details and names of roughly 30,000 employees, highlighting the growing risks associated with digital supply chains in the aviation industry.
Nissan has confirmed that a security breach at the software company Red Hat has exposed the personal information of thousands of its customers. The car company is now working to notify those affected and is taking steps to improve security and protect customer data from future risks.
OpenAI has admitted that its new Atlas browser is facing constant attacks from hackers using a technique called "prompt injection." While the company is using AI to fight back, they warn that these security risks may never be fully solved as long as AI agents are used to browse the web.
WatchGuard has released an emergency software update to fix a dangerous security hole in its Firebox networking equipment. The flaw could allow hackers to take control of the devices remotely, and the company is urging all businesses to update their systems immediately to prevent potential cyberattacks.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise has issued an urgent warning to customers regarding a high-severity vulnerability in its OneView management platform. The flaw could allow unauthorized users to gain administrative access, and the company is advising all users to apply the latest security patches immediately to protect their data centers.
Proton VPN has announced the launch of its "VPN Blanket" feature, a new privacy tool designed to provide automated, always-on protection across all user devices. To mark the introduction of this technology, the company is offering one month of free premium VPN protection to new and existing users who activate the feature through their account dashboard.
Security researchers have uncovered a massive cybercrime infrastructure in Indonesia that operated for over 14 years. The network, which utilized more than 320,000 domains and thousands of malicious Android applications, was so extensive and well-funded that investigators believe it functioned with the sophistication and scale of a state-sponsored operation.












