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- 1Trump business empire could face subpoena blitz if Democrats win CongressβTrump family business empire faces subpoena blitz if Democrats take Congress: report
The Trump family's business empire is reportedly bracing for a wave of congressional subpoenas should Democrats retake control of Congress. According to the report, Democratic majorities would enable House committees to investigate the former president's company's finances, deals and foreign ties, opening a new legal front around the family enterprise.
- 2Critical Zero-Day Vulnerabilities in Citrix NetScaler Under Active Exploitationβ(tenable.com) Critical Zero-Day Vulnerabilities in Citrix NetScaler Under Active Exploitation: FAQ and Analysis In brief
Security firm Tenable has published an FAQ and analysis on two reported zero-day vulnerabilities in Citrix NetScaler appliances that are allegedly being actively exploited in the wild. NetScaler devices are widely used by enterprises for application delivery and remote access, making these flaws a serious concern. Security teams are being urged to review the guidance, check whether their appliances are affected, and apply mitigations or patches as they become available.
- 3ShinyHunters hackers expanded attacks on Oracle PeopleSoft, Google saysβΌShinyHunters hackers expanded attacks on Oracle's PeopleSoft, Google says
Google researchers say the hacking group ShinyHunters has broadened its attacks targeting Oracle's PeopleSoft software. The group, previously known for large-scale data theft campaigns, is reportedly exploiting vulnerabilities to compromise enterprise systems. The finding raises concerns for organizations running PeopleSoft, with security teams urged to patch systems and review exposure to the campaign.
- 4Citrix urges immediate NetScaler upgrades amid exploitation attemptsβCitrix urges immediate upgrades of NetScaler amid widespread exploitation attempts
Citrix is warning customers to upgrade NetScaler products immediately, citing widespread exploitation attempts against the devices. NetScaler appliances are widely used by enterprises for application delivery and secure remote access, making them a frequent target for attackers. Administrators are being urged to patch as a priority while security teams assess whether their systems have been targeted.
- 5ShinyHunters hackers expanded attacks on Oracle's PeopleSoft, Google saysβΌShinyHunters hackers expanded attacks on Oracleβs PeopleSoft, Google says
Google researchers say the hacking group ShinyHunters has broadened its attacks targeting Oracle's PeopleSoft software. The group, known for large-scale data theft and extortion, is reportedly exploiting vulnerabilities to breach organizations using the enterprise platform. The findings raise concerns for companies running PeopleSoft, as security teams are urged to patch systems and monitor for intrusion attempts linked to the campaign.
- 6Organizations urged to take Citrix NetScaler appliances offlineβΌπ¨ Citrix NetScaler emergency shutdowns Organizations are reportedly being advised to take Citrix NetScaler appliances of
Security experts are warning organizations to take Citrix NetScaler appliances offline amid reports of two undisclosed zero-day vulnerabilities. There are no public CVEs, no patch is available yet, and only limited indicators of compromise have been shared. The affected scope is not fully clear, but the emergency guidance suggests defenders consider the risk serious enough to warrant disconnecting the devices until fixes arrive.
- 7ShinyHunters bypasses firewalls in Oracle PeopleSoft attacksβShinyHunters uses WAF bypass trick in Oracle PeopleSoft attacks Source: BleepingComputer Read: https://www. bleepingcomp
The hacking group ShinyHunters is reported to be exploiting a web application firewall bypass technique to break into organizations running Oracle PeopleSoft, according to BleepingComputer. The trick allegedly lets the group slip malicious requests past defensive filters, raising concerns for enterprises relying on WAFs alone. Security teams are being urged to patch and monitor PeopleSoft deployments.
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Security publication BankInfoSecurity is asking whether organizations' networks are prepared for post-quantum cryptography, the transition to encryption methods resistant to attacks by future quantum computers. The discussion reflects growing pressure on enterprises and governments to inventory cryptographic systems and begin migrating before quantum-capable machines can break current standards.
- 9CISA Flags Critical WSO2 and Adobe Commerce Flaws Under Active Exploitationβπ΅ THREAT INTELLIGENCE WSO2 and Adobe Commerce Flaws Exploited in Attacks, Added to CISA KEV Vulnerability | CRITICAL CVE
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has added two critical vulnerabilities, affecting WSO2 and Adobe Commerce, to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog after both flaws were observed being used in real-world attacks. The inclusion signals that organizations running the affected software should treat patching as urgent, as the catalog formally requires federal agencies to remediate listed flaws within set deadlines.
- 10Hacking Gets Cheaper Faster Than Enterprises Can Secure SoftwareβHacking Is Getting Cheaper Faster Than Enterprises Can Make Software Safer
A report argues that the cost of carrying out cyberattacks is falling faster than organizations can improve their software security, widening the gap between attackers and defenders. As hacking tools and services become cheaper and more accessible, enterprises are struggling to keep pace with securing their systems. The piece is prompting discussion among cybersecurity professionals about whether traditional defense spending models can keep up with increasingly affordable offensive capabilities.
- 11Oracle PeopleSoft faces criticism over unpatched vulnerabilitiesβOracle PeopleSoft carries a D trust score. 44 CVEs, 33 rated critical or high, max CVSS 9.9 and 100% unpatched. Not one
Security researchers flag Oracle PeopleSoft with a D trust score, citing 44 known vulnerabilities, 33 of them rated critical or high severity, with a maximum CVSS score of 9.9 and none of them patched. None appear in CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, but commentators argue that is little comfort when fixes are absent. The discussion stresses that patch prioritization matters, and criticism is mounting over Oracle's slow remediation of flaws in enterprise software still widely used by large organizations.
- 12Kings County celebrates its local businesses and community groupsβCelebrate the business, people and community groups that make Kings County home
The Hanford Sentinel is inviting readers to celebrate the businesses, people and community groups that make Kings County, California, home. The appeal highlights local recognition efforts in the Hanford-area community, shining a light on the contributions of small enterprises, residents and volunteer organizations that shape daily life in the county.
- 13Cisco Patches Exploited SD-WAN Zero-Day VulnerabilityβCisco Patches Exploited Catalyst SD-WAN Zero-Day Vulnerability
Cisco has released patches for a zero-day vulnerability in its Catalyst SD-WAN software that was being actively exploited, according to a report by SecurityWeek. The flaw allowed attackers to compromise affected SD-WAN devices. Administrators are urged to apply the updates promptly, and details about the exploitation campaign remain limited.
- 14Lancaster church launches 'Love your neighbor' campaignβLancaster church launching βLove your neighborβ campaign
A church in Lancaster is launching a 'Love your neighbor' campaign, according to the Sentinel and Enterprise. No further details about the campaign's activities, dates, or organizers were provided in the report.
- 15Citrix NetScaler zero-days actively exploited, Google warnsβ(cloud.google.com) Active Exploitation of Zero-Day Vulnerabilities in Citrix NetScaler ADC and Gateway Appliances: Analy
Google Cloud security researchers report active exploitation of two zero-day vulnerabilities, CVE-2026-88772 and CVE-2026-88771, in Citrix NetScaler ADC and Gateway appliances. Their analysis outlines defense strategies for organizations running the affected appliances, which are widely used for application delivery and secure remote access. Administrators are urged to review the guidance and protect their deployments promptly.