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28/01/2026

🛑 URGENT: Microsoft rushed out out-of-band fixes for an actively exploited Office zero-day.

CVE-2026-21509 (CVSS 7.8) lets attackers bypass Office security using a malicious file that must be opened by the victim.

🔗 Details → https://thehackernews.com/2026/01/microsoft-issues-emergency-patch-for.html

27/01/2026

Microsoft confirmed it provided BitLocker encryption keys to the FBI for a fraud investigation. Windows backs up recovery keys to Microsoft's cloud by default, making them accessible via legal orders.

Full article:
https://aardwolfsecurity.com/microsoft-hands-over-bitlocker-encryption-keys-to-fbi/

06/09/2025

The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has warned that hackers are actively exploiting two vulnerabilities.

24/08/2025

🚨 Windows 11 Users, a critical update from Phison: 🚨

Following our report on a potential SSD issue caused by recent Windows 11 updates, Phison has released a statement. The company, a major manufacturer of storage controllers, says it has been "made aware" of the industry-wide effects of the 'KB5063878' and 'KB5062660' updates.

Link in the comments.

05/08/2025

Hackers have devised a new, highly effective scheme that tricks every second user into handing over control of their Microsoft accounts, even with two-factor authentication enabled.

28/07/2025

Mercedes-Benz partnered with Microsoft to integrate Teams into their MBUX infotainment system, allowing drivers to join meetings without phones or laptops.

The feature only works when stationary, if you start driving during a call, video automatically disables for safety while audio continues.

This reflects the trend of cars becoming “smartphones on wheels” with constant internet connectivity.

Mercedes, an early adopter of social media integration in vehicles, is developing alternatives to Android Auto and Apple CarPlay with BMW and VW.

All such systems prioritize safety by disabling functions while driving.RetryClaude can make mistakes. Please double-check responses.

11/07/2025

Security researchers discovered McDonald’s AI hiring platform McHire.com used the password ‘123456’ to protect backend systems, exposing up to 64 million job applicant records.

The breach revealed names, emails, and phone numbers of McDonald’s job seekers. Researchers Ian Carroll and Sam Curry found the vulnerability in the Paradox.ai-operated chatbot “Olivia.”

The company quickly resolved the issue and plans to implement a bug bounty program. McDonald’s expressed disappointment and emphasized accountability for third-party data protection standards.

09/07/2025

Security researchers warn that over 2.3 million users have just been compromised, but there are many more extensions lurking.

27/02/2025

FYI guys, just in case you don't know:

29/01/2025