CISA review makes the case for eliminating vulnerability classes
2026-09-01T20:51:40Z•b67b074c049ec7548d6b7141af308390330dca3db5f401cfc50920d832cf15c9
BerlinCISACrowdSecGitHubIAMMicrosoft TeamsNIS2RevStealerRhysidaSpring Ringaccess-controlcredential-theftcryptocurrency-wallet-theftdata-breachdenial-of-serviceextortioninformation-stealermalwarephishingpost-quantum-cryptographyransomwaresecure-by-designsocial-engineeringvishingvulnerability-management
What happened
Help Net Security reports on current cybersecurity developments, including a CISA review advocating elimination of recurring vulnerability classes; the Spring Ring vishing campaign abusing Microsoft Teams to gain footholds; a fake Claude Opus 5 GitHub repository distributing RevStealer information-stealing malware; Berlin’s extortion attempt following a data breach attributed to Rhysida ransomware; CrowdSec 1.8.0 bot detection and DoS fixes; NIS2 IAM compliance; post-quantum cryptography readiness; and security product and industry updates.
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- 2026-09-01T20:51:40Z
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