Data & infrastructure
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AirDrop and Quick Share flaws expose proximity risk
Researchers found six vulnerabilities in AirDrop and Quick Share protocols, bringing proximity file sharing into managed-device and executive-risk planning.
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Barracuda tracks phishing beyond passwords
Barracuda’s June Email Threat Radar shows phishing moving deeper into session tokens, OAuth flows, device-code lures, split-click evasion, and malware delivery.
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Aikido buys Root for open source patching
Belgian security company Aikido has acquired Root, adding technology for backported open source fixes as dependency risk moves deeper into developer workflows.
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Cequence puts agents inside API security
Cequence Platform 9.0 adds an AI assistant and MCP server, bringing agent-operated workflows into API security, compliance evidence, and control changes.
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Oracle E-Business Suite flaw exploited
Reported exploitation of a critical Oracle E-Business Suite flaw has put patch latency, payment workflows, and internet-exposed enterprise applications back under scrutiny.
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SimpleHelp flaw exposes managed access risk
Exploitation of a SimpleHelp authentication bypass shows how remote management tooling can become a privileged route into endpoints, cloud credentials, developer systems, and customers.
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Langflow attacks expose AI workflow risk
Observed exploitation of Langflow vulnerabilities shows how self-hosted AI workflow tools can expose API keys, cloud secrets, and agent infrastructure before governance catches up.
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Accenture builds OT security platform
Accenture’s planned Dragos, runZero, and NetRise deals point to consolidation around OT security, asset visibility, firmware risk, and critical infrastructure procurement.
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ICO complaints duty comes into force
UK organisations must now meet new legal requirements for handling data protection complaints, adding process discipline to privacy, cyber, and customer evidence trails.
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EU funds submarine cable resilience hubs
The European Commission is funding new Baltic and Mediterranean cable hubs and a €40 million repair-capacity call as undersea infrastructure moves higher up Europe’s resilience agenda.