Security

Exploit brokers are reportedly paying up to $500,000 for remote code execution vulnerabilities in WordPress, with one broker offering $25 for a GPT5.6-based exploit.

• Cables and Networks Team
• July 21, 2026

A cyberattack has resulted in the deletion of Romania’s land registry database, affecting property records nationwide. Details are still emerging.

• Cables and Networks Team
• July 21, 2026

A recent public record reveals vulnerabilities in Qubes OS security, prompting scrutiny over its privacy claims and security measures.

• Cables and Networks Team
• July 19, 2026

Security flaw in TP-Link Kasa cameras exposed home GPS locations through unauthenticated UDP packets for six years, raising privacy concerns.

• Cables and Networks Team
• July 18, 2026

AI-driven voice scams now succeed in just three seconds, outpacing traditional security measures. Experts warn of increasing risks for individuals and organizations.

• Cables and Networks Team
• July 16, 2026

Microsoft has issued security updates addressing at least 570 vulnerabilities across its software products, enhancing overall cybersecurity defenses.

• Cables and Networks Team
• July 15, 2026

Vancouver police website now features a Quick Escape button that deletes itself from browser history, raising privacy and security questions.

• Cables and Networks Team
• July 15, 2026

A critical zero-day vulnerability in cursor management software prompts immediate full disclosure to mitigate risks, raising concerns about security transparency.

• Cables and Networks Team
• July 15, 2026

A new zero-day vulnerability in Cursor software prompts urgent full disclosure, raising questions about cybersecurity transparency and protection strategies.

• Cables and Networks Team
• July 15, 2026

Exploring how the recent Cursor 0day exploit has led to full disclosure becoming the primary defense for cybersecurity, raising new risks and debates.

• Cables and Networks Team
• July 15, 2026