The Average Cost of a Data Breach Rises to $5 Million
2026-07-29T14:52:07Z•f83bb29da4a7e728ddd613ce1ae272553ba6fde4f5ee5a3232ff24815f49fe27
AI securityAI-enabled attacksDNS tunnelingFortinetHugging Face DiffusersICSLinuxSiemens SINEC? no, Siemens and Schneider Electric systems not aCTrickBotUbuntuZimbracyber espionagecybersecurity newsdata breachindustrial control systemsinfostealerlocal privilege escalationmalvertisingmalwarephishingransomwareremote code executionvulnerability exploitationzero-clickzero-day
What happened
Infosecurity Magazine feed covering July 17–29, 2026, with reporting on ransomware, phishing, data breaches, AI-enabled attacks and defenses, malware campaigns, cyber espionage, industrial-system targeting, vulnerability exploitation, and incident-response guidance. Notable items include actively exploited Fortinet vulnerabilities, a Zimbra zero-click campaign attributed to Russian hackers, Linux and Ubuntu local-root vulnerabilities, Hugging Face Diffusers code-execution flaws, DNS-tunneled TrickBot, and attacks against ICS, healthcare, universities, and government organizations.
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