Cybersecurity
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Azul Patches OpenJDK After CA Certificate Hack
Azul ships emergency OpenJDK updates to block eight compromised eMudhra CA certificates, after Java runtimes failed to check revocation automatically. Continue reading
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Kaspersky Finds Lazarus APT Using AI, Quantum Encryption
Kaspersky uncovers a Lazarus APT campaign using AI-generated lures and post-quantum encryption to target organisations in South Korea. Continue reading
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Critical PHP Flaws Knock Government Websites Offline
Two critical PHP vulnerabilities knocked European government sites offline overnight; Sophos researchers warn AI is speeding up attacker exploitation. Continue reading
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Kaspersky: Fake Insurance Emails Hit 92% Click Rate
Kaspersky finds fake insurance and tech-themed phishing emails fool staff most often, with one simulation hitting a 92% click rate. Continue reading
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Singapore Sets 2035 Deadline for Quantum-Safe Migration
Singapore to require quantum-safe migration by 2035; Keeper Security’s Takanori Nishiyama says crypto-agility and identity security must start now. Continue reading
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Azul Patches Record 53 Java Flaws as AI Speeds Attacks
Azul ships fixes for a record 53 OpenJDK vulnerabilities as AI collapses the gap between disclosure and exploit from weeks to hours, CEO Scott Sellers warns. Continue reading
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Kaspersky Warns Singaporeans of Cyberthreats in China
Kaspersky warns Singaporean travellers to China face embassy impersonation scams and QR code fraud, after recording tens of millions of cyberthreat detections in the country. Continue reading
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CrowdStrike, FBI Dismantle North Korean Laptop Farm Network
CrowdStrike and the FBI disrupted a North Korean IT worker scheme, seizing 187 laptops and arresting two people in a campaign hitting 70+ US firms. Continue reading
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Senior Managers Most Likely to Obey Cloned CEO Voice
A KnowBe4 survey of 500 Singapore office workers finds 35% of senior managers would comply with a cloned CEO voice before verifying it. Continue reading
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Hacktivists Are Teaming Up With DDoS-for-Hire Providers
Kaspersky finds 9 of 148 DDoS-for-hire providers have hacktivist ties, with 16 new providers in Q1 2026 alone. Continue reading
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