Apple Patches Privacy Flaw Enabling Recovery of Deleted Encrypted Messages 

A serious privacy issue was recently discovered in Apple’s iOS system, and it has now been fixed. Reports revealed that this flaw allowed investigators, including the FBI, to recover deleted messages from the Signal app. This raised concerns because Signal is known for strong end-to-end encryption. However, the problem was not in Signal itself. It … Continued

Lotus Wiper Malware Hits Venezuela’s Energy Sector in Destructive Cyber Attack 

A new cyber threat called Lotus Wiper has recently been identified in attacks targeting Venezuela’s energy and utilities sector. This is not a typical cyberattack that focuses on stealing money or sensitive information from organizations. Instead, it is designed to completely destroy systems and make them unusable for operations. Security researchers, including teams from Kaspersky, … Continued

NGate Malware Exploits HandyPay App to Steal Card Data via NFC

A new version of the NGate Android malware has recently been discovered, and it is more dangerous than earlier ones. This time, attackers are using a modified version of a real app called HandyPay. The goal of this malware is to steal users’ card details along with their PINs. Since HandyPay is originally a legitimate … Continued

Microsoft Releases Emergency Updates After Windows Server Failures and Reboot Issues

Microsoft recently released emergency updates to fix serious issues affecting Windows Server systems after its April 2026 security updates. These updates were released outside the normal schedule after multiple users and system administrators reported unexpected problems. The issue mainly impacted organizations that depend on Windows Server for handling networks and authentication. It quickly became a … Continued

NIST Overhauls CVE Analysis Strategy After 263% Surge in Vulnerability Submissions, Limits Enrichment to High-Risk Threats 

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has made an important change in how it manages cybersecurity vulnerabilities. This decision comes after a huge increase in the number of reported vulnerabilities in recent years. Because of this growth, NIST will now limit the detailed analysis, also called enrichment, that it adds to CVEs. Earlier, … Continued

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