Opening Overview In today’s digital environment, universities—and the wider education sector—face persistent threats from social engineering and phishing attempts. A high-profile incident at a major Sydney university highlights how quickly a scam can escalate and affect students’ trust in official communications. This post distills what happened, why it matters, and practical steps you can take […]

Overview In an era where automated tools increasingly assist developers, AI-powered security aids are becoming part of everyday workflows. Recently, a research-preview feature named Codex Security was introduced to help identify and suggest fixes for code vulnerabilities. The rollout targets select product tiers and is accessible via the Codex web, with free usage for a

Overview Today’s mobile-security landscape reminds us that threats continue to evolve beyond traditional PC-focused attacks. A recent disclosure from Google Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG) highlights a new and potent iOS exploit kit named Coruna, also known as CryptoWaters. The framework targets Apple iPhone models running iOS versions from 13.0 through 17.2.1 and relies on a

Overview and Context February 2026’s Patch Tuesday underscores how quickly software vulnerabilities surface and the critical role of timely updates. Microsoft released a broad set of security fixes intended to close more than 50 holes across Windows and related software. Of particular concern are six zero-day flaws that attackers have already started exploiting in real-world

Overview and Context In February 2026, Microsoft issued a broad set of security updates designed to close more than 50 vulnerabilities across Windows operating systems and related software. Among these fixes were six zero-day flaws, weaknesses that attackers were actively exploiting in the wild. This patch Tuesday episode underscores the persistent and evolving nature of

Overview The cybersecurity landscape this week highlights how attackers leverage connected devices and privacy tools to complicate defense. A large Internet of Things (IoT) botnet, identified as Kimwolf, has been disrupting the operations of a privacy-focused network known as the Invisible Internet Project (I2P). I2P is designed to decentralize and encrypt online communication to protect