Ransomware Group Claims Attack on Deutsche Bank
The ransomware group "Unsafe" claims to have stolen data from Deutsche Bank. The bank points to a breach at an external service provider.
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Critical libssh2 Vulnerability Actively Exploited: What You Need to Do Now
CVE-2026-55200 in libssh2 is actively exploited: an attacker can run arbitrary code on a client by controlling the SSH server it connects to.
Windows 11 Bug Causes Single File to Consume Up to 500 GB on Your SSD
A Windows 11 bug causes a single system file to balloon to up to 500 GB, making the PC barely usable.
40 Years of .de, 30 Years of DENIC: The History of Germany's National Domain
In 2026, the .de domain celebrates its 40th anniversary — and DENIC eG its 30th. We trace how six addresses grew into over 17 million, and what keeps it all ru…
OpenSSH 10.4: Security Fixes and First Post-Quantum Signatures
OpenSSH 10.4 fixes multiple security issues in SFTP, SCP, and sshd, tightens protocol enforcement, and introduces experimental hybrid post-quantum signatures u…
16-Year-Old KVM Flaw Lets Attackers Break Out of VMs and Take Over Cloud Hosts
A 16-year-old use-after-free bug in KVM (CVE-2026-53359) lets attackers break out of VMs and take over cloud hosts.
The Best Budget CPUs of 2026: Top Processors for Every Use Case Compared
Which CPU offers the best value for money in 2026? We break down the top budget processors under €200 — from entry-level options to gaming sleeper picks.
Linux Kernel Flaw Lets Attackers Escalate to Root, Exploits Already Public
A Linux kernel flaw rated CVSS 7.8 can be exploited with publicly available code to gain root access, a patch is already available.
TencShell: The Backdoor Trojan That Disguises C2 Traffic as Tencent API Calls
Security researchers stopped a Go-based backdoor trojan that disguised its C2 traffic as Tencent API requests during a targeted attack on an industrial manufac…