
Tp-link patches three critical flaws in tl-mr6400 4g router
TP-Link patches three high-severity flaws in the TL-MR6400 v7 router. The 1.9.0 Build 260714 firmware update is critical to prevent arbitrary code execution and device crashes.
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TP-Link patches three high-severity flaws in the TL-MR6400 v7 router. The 1.9.0 Build 260714 firmware update is critical to prevent arbitrary code execution and device crashes.

Iranian hackers shut down a UK power plant for four days in the first successful cyberattack to take a British energy facility offline, according to The Telegraph.

Five US agencies issue a joint advisory: hackers use AI to generate exploits against Siemens S7 PLCs. The threat is active, targeting energy and water.

Aikido's benchmark on 32 real vulnerabilities confirms DeepSeek V4 Pro and GLM-5.3 outperform closed frontier models in cyber discovery, at lower cost with higher reliability via pooling.

Slovakia uncovers Russian SMS-activated backdoors in EU-funded traffic cameras. The Fico government initially denied the devices' Russian origin.

Scalper bots now outnumber human shoppers 10 to 1 on DDR5 pages, with prices surging from $72 to $392 for 32GB kits amid a structural shortage.

Axiad's report reveals that 46% of enterprises lack a single owner for PQC migration, despite high self-reported readiness. The gap between executive confidence and operational visibility is the key barrier.

Adversa AI reveals cryptographic context injection: encrypted instructions that bypass Grok's filters and steal chat history in zero-click.

New Surfshark study of 171 iOS apps: Meta applications declare collecting an average of 25 out of 35 possible data categories, triple the amount reported by Microsoft and Apple.

A German court rules that TLS encryption alone is insufficient for sensitive emails, requiring end-to-end encryption to avoid liability.

An AI agent recommended a malware package using slopsquatting. Manual source code verification on GitHub prevented a supply chain compromise.

Latvia drafts a law to legalize security researchers' access to critical infrastructure, addressing legal risks highlighted by the Skuruls case.
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