Plugins are responsible for 96% of WordPress vulnerabilities. Cloudflare just shipped a CMS that sandboxes every single one. Here’s what security teams need to know — and what they should be skeptical about. 96% of new WordPress vulnerabilities come from plugins (Patchstack 2025) 40%+ of the entire web runs on …
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Exclusive Guide for Website Owners, Agencies, and Security Professionals Black Friday and Cyber Monday remain the best times of the year to upgrade your WordPress security stack at a fraction of the usual cost. Whether you manage a single website or protect dozens of client installations, 2025 comes with some …
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The hacker group Anonymous announced on Saturday that it had hacked the website of the FSB, Russia’s feared secret service. We cannot access the site on Saturday evening at the time of publication of this article. The FSB is the de facto successor of the KGB, the secret political police …
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A new malware called HermeticWiper (aka KillDisk.NCV) is actively used in the context of the escalation of the military conflict in Ukraine for cyberattacks targeting government and private organizations, affecting decision-makers, technical personnel, and ordinary users. Symantec and ESET research first tweeted about the new strain, dubbed HermeticWiper, on February …
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The U.S. cybersecurity company McAfee, best known for its antivirus product of the same name, announced on Monday that it would be awarded $14 billion by a consortium of investment funds. The group of investors, led by Advent International Corporation and Permira Advisers LLC, also consists of Crosspoint Capital Partners, …
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In the Netherlands, the alarm about cyber attacks and ransomware propagation – a virus that once downloaded, encrypts files on the system – turns into a crisis “that endangers the security of the country,” Writes Il Fatto Quotidiano. The alarm was launched by three large Dutch cybersecurity companies (Eye, Hunt …
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The Pegasus app can trigger the phone’s microphone, trigger the phone’s camera, record any movements that appear on the screen, access the device’s GPS, the location of the person being watched. And all this is done without the owner knowing. Human rights activists, journalists, and opponents worldwide have been spied …
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