The researcher says he has identified thousands of internet-exposed IQ4 building management controllers. The post Honeywell, Researcher Clash Over Impact of Building Controller Vulnerability appeared first on SecurityWeek.

The company was founded in March 2025 and it has now emerged from stealth mode. The post Fig Security Launches With $38 Million to Bolster SecOps Resilience appeared first on SecurityWeek.

For decades, the quantum threat to RSA and ECC encryption has been tied to Shor’s algorithm and the assumption that we would need million-qubit quantum computers to make it practical. A newly announced algorithm challenges

An integer overflow or wraparound in the Qualcomm graphics component, the bug leads to memory corruption. The post Android Update Patches Exploited Qualcomm Zero-Day appeared first on SecurityWeek.

Hackers stole names, Social Security numbers, driver’s license information, voter registration records, and health-related information. The post 1.2 Million Affected by University of Hawaii Cancer Center Data Breach appeared first on SecurityWeek.

Researchers have uncovered a Wi-Fi vulnerability that allows nearby attackers to intercept sensitive data and execute machine-in-the-middle attacks against connected devices. The post New ‘AirSnitch’ Attack Shows Wi-Fi Client Isolation Could Be a False Sense

The cybersecurity industry is monitoring the landscape and says many of the big claims made by hacktivist groups remain unverified. The post Iran Cyber Front: Hacktivist Activity Rises, but State-Sponsored Attacks Stay Low appeared first

Using low-cost receivers deployed along roads, academic researchers tracked drivers and their movement patterns. The post Researchers Uncover Method to Track Cars via Tire Sensors appeared first on SecurityWeek.

Improper input sanitization in the framework can be exploited through the Shell tool, allowing attackers to modify system files and steal data. The post Vulnerability in MS-Agent AI Framework Can Allow Full System Compromise appeared

Microsoft observed phishing-led exploitation of OAuth’s by-design redirection mechanisms. The activity targets government and public-sector organizations and uses silent OAuth authentication flows and intentionally invalid scopes to redirect victims to attacker-controlled infrastructure without stealing tokens.

Malicious extensions could hijack the Gemini Live in Chrome feature to spy on users and steal their files. The post Vulnerability Allowed Hijacking Chrome’s Gemini Live AI Assistant appeared first on SecurityWeek.

Malicious websites could open a WebSocket connection to localhost on the OpenClaw gateway port, brute force passwords, and take control of the agent. The post OpenClaw Vulnerability Allowed Websites to Hijack AI Agents appeared first