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Scrutinizing the security of messaging apps continues.

602

Targeting schools is not cool.

603

AWS in Orbit: Empowering exploration on the Moon, Mars, and more.

604

When spyware backfires.

605

No hocus pocus—MagicINFO flaw is the real threat.

606

Hardcoded credentials and hard lessons.

607

Joe Bradley: A bit of a winding road. [Chief Scientist] [Career Notes]

608

When AI gets a to-do list. [Research Saturday]

609

Wired, but not fired.

610

AI on the offensive.

611

Less CISA, more private sector power?

612

Trends shaping the future at RSAC.

613

Lights out, lines down.

614

Natali Tshuva: Impacting critical industries. [CEO] [Career Notes]

615

Microsoft for Startups: The benefits of the cyber startup ecosystem. [Special Edition]

616

China’s new cyber arsenal revealed. [Research Saturday]

617

Pentagon hits fast-forward on software certs.

618

Lessons from the latest breach reports.

619

States struggle with cyber shift.

620

Proton66’s malware highway.

621

When fake fixes hide real attacks.

622

Rich Hale: Understanding the data. [CTO] [Career Notes]

623

Crafting malware with modern metals. [Research Saturday]

624

SSH-attered trust.

625

Microsoft squashes windows server bug.

626

CVE program gets last-minute lifeline.

627

OCC breach jolts financial sector.

628

AI ambitions clash with cyber caution.

629

Jennifer Walsmith: Pioneering and defining possible. [Cyber Solutions] [Career Notes]

630

The new malware on the block. [OMITB]

631

CISA shrinks while threats grow.

632

Former cybersecurity officials lose clearances.

633

Major breach at the US Treasury’s OCC.

634

Using AI to sniff out opposition.

635

UK Apple showdown gonna be public.

636

Rick Howard: Give people resources. [CSO] [Career Notes]

637

Bybit’s $1.4B breach. [Research Saturday]

638

A leadership shift.

639

The invisible force fueling cyber chaos.

640

Chrome & Firefox squash the latest flaws.

641

Hackers beware, fines are in the air.

642

Ransom demands and medical data for sale.

643

Alyssa Miller: We have to elevate others. [BISO] [Career Notes]

644

Breaking barriers, one byte at a time. [Research Saturday]

645

New sandbox escape looks awfully familiar.

646

FamousSparrow’s sneaky resurgence.

647

No click, all tricks.

648

The nightmare you can’t ignore.

649

Scammers celebrate with a bang.

650

Andrew Hammond: Understanding the plot. [Historian and Curator] [Career Notes]

651

Excel-lerating cyberattacks. [Research Saturday]

652

Brute force and broken trust.

653

Can’t escape RCE flaws.

654

Remote hijacking at your fingertips.

655

Tomcat got your server?

656

A reel disaster for GitHub.

657

Ingrid Toppelberg: Knowing how to take risks will pay off. [Cybersecurity education] [Career Notes]

658

Trailblazers in Cybersecurity: Lessons from the Women Leading the Charge [Threat Vector]

659

The ransomware clones of HellCat & Morpheus. [Research Saturday]

660

Balancing budget cuts and cybersecurity.

661

FCC draws the line on Chinese tech threats.

662

Will Plankey lead CISA to victory?

663

X marks the hack.

664

PHP flaw sparks global attack wave.

665

Peter Baumann: Adding value to data. [CEO] [Career Notes]

666

Botnet’s back, tell a friend. [Research Saturday]

667

The end of the line for Garantex.

668

From China with love (and Malware).

669

US Treasury targets darknet kingpin.

670

CISA keeps watch on Russia.

671

Is it cyber peace or just a buffer?

672

Taree Reardon: A voice for women in cyber. [Career Notes]

673

Caught in the contagious interview. [Research Saturday]

674

Pay the ransom or risk data carnage.

675

The masterminds behind a $1.5 billion heist.

676

Live from Orlando, it's Hacking Humans! [Hacking Humans]

677

Hacked in plain sight.

678

Orange you glad you didn't fall for this?

679

Can the U.S. keep up in cyberspace?

680

Dwayne Price: Sharing information. [Project Management] [Career Notes]

681

From small-time scams to billion-dollar threats. [Research Saturday]

682

The political shake-up at the FBI.

683

No rest for the patched.

684

Pennies for access.

685

PAN-ic mode: The race to secure PAN-OS.

686

LIVE! From Philly [Threat Vector]

687

Maria Thompson-Saeb: Be flexible and make it happen. [Program Management] [Career Notes]

688

Bot or not? The fake CAPTCHA trick spreading Lumma malware. [Research Saturday}

689

AI’s blind spots need human eyes.

690

Salt in the wound.

691

DOGEgeddon: The cyber crisis hiding in plain sight.

692

Apple’s race to secure your iPhone.

693

Read all about it—or maybe not.

694

Avi Shua: Try to do things by yourself. [CEO] [Career Notes]

695

Cleo’s trojan horse. [Research Saturday]

696

DOGE-eat-DOGE world.

697

FCC around and find out.

698

DOGE days numbered?

699

A wolf in DOGE’s clothing?

700

Federal agencies in power struggle crossfire.