Five Eyes intelligence alliance has warned that advanced AI models are evolving rapidly enough to surpass existing cybersecurity assumptions within months, increasing the risk of sophisticated cyberattacks and security breaches.
Security researchers have uncovered malicious npm packages posing as PostCSS tools that deploy a Windows remote access trojan, highlighting ongoing software supply chain threats targeting developers and open source ecosystems.
F5 has patched two critical vulnerabilities in NGINX Open Source that could allow remote code execution on affected systems, urging organizations to update affected deployments and apply recommended mitigations.
INTERPOL’s latest cyberthreat assessment highlights a sharp increase in phishing, ransomware, deepfake fraud, and AI driven scams across Asia Pacific, driven by organized cybercrime and rapid digital adoption.
Security researchers have disclosed four vulnerabilities in Dify that could allow attackers to access AI conversations, uploaded documents, and files across tenants, raising concerns over multi tenant AI platform security.
Islamabad High Court has issued notices to Establishment Division and Ministry of Interior on a petition filed by former NCCIA Director General Waqaruddin Syed, who has challenged departmental inquiry proceedings initiated against him over allegations of corruption, misconduct, and abuse of authority.
National CERT Pakistan and CENCO have signed a strategic partnership to promote digital resilience, responsible digital citizenship, social cohesion, and cyber awareness through joint programs, research, and public engagement initiatives.
REDSECLABS has announced the launch of its Global Cyber Security Delivery Centre in Islamabad, expanding its capacity to deliver cybersecurity services and strengthen security operations for clients worldwide.
Canada’s intelligence agency used a first of its kind court authorized warrant to remotely disrupt foreign operated botnets on infected routers, servers, and IoT devices across the country.
Google will begin enforcing Android developer verification on September 30, 2026, in Brazil, Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand, impacting app installations from both official and third party app stores.
