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The Federal Communications Commission on Friday said it is investigating whether companies aligned with the People’s Republic of China are still selling banned equipment or…
NERC is ‘actively monitoring the grid’ following Iran-linked cyber threat
Hackers have disrupted critical U.S. infrastructure by targeting programmable logic controllers, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency warned. Source link
FCC requires emergency alert distributors to secure their systems
More than a decade after a high-profile hacking campaign, the commission is moving from recommending basic security protocols to requiring them. Source link
As email phishing evolves, malicious attachments decline and QR codes surge
A new Microsoft report also describes the collapse of a once-dominant tool for generating phishing websites with fake CAPTCHAs. Source link
National cyber director solicits industry help in fixing regulations, threat information-sharing
Listen to the article 5 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. WASHINGTON — The U.S. government needs the business…
Hackers exploiting critical vulnerability in Windows Server Update Service
Security researchers are warning that cyber threat actors are abusing a critical vulnerability in Microsoft Windows Server Update Service. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-59287, involves…