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PR in the Crosshairs: Why Hackers Target Your Comms Channels

4 days ago | securitymagazine.com | Ronn Torossian

Public relations has always been about trust. Trust between a brand and its audience, between a spokesperson and the press, and between internal teams managing sensitive communications. But in 2025, that trust is under siege. Hackers are no longer just targeting financial systems or customer databases. They’re going straight for the heart of brand reputation, your communications channels.
Vulnerability in Public Repository Could Enable Hijacked LLM Responses

1 week ago | securitymagazine.com | Jordyn Alger

Noma Security research team has discovered a CVSS 8.8 vulnerability in Prompt Hub, a public repository within Langsmith for community-developed prompts. LangSmith, an observability and evaluation platform, provides a space for users to create, test, and observe large language model (LLM) applications.
Transport Solution Company Scania Confirms Cybersecurity Incident

1 week ago | securitymagazine.com | Jordyn Alger

Scania, a transport solution organization, has confirmed it faced a cybersecurity incident. The company has stated that the malicious actors leveraged compromised credentials to gain access to its Financial Services systems, allowing them to acquire insurance claim documents. The malicious actors have threatened to leak the online activity unless their demands are fulfilled.
From Retail to Insurance, Scattered Spider Changes Targets

1 week ago | securitymagazine.com | Jordyn Alger

Scattered Spider, who is believed to be responsible for several cyberattacks against the retail sector in recent months, has apparently shifted targets to the insurance sector.
How Critical Infrastructure Is Becoming the First AI Trust Battleground

1 week ago | securitymagazine.com | Jordyn Alger

Cyber defenses have grown more vital — and more complex — as artificial intelligence (AI) evolves. Critical infrastructure in particular is a key area where cybersecurity professionals need to dedicate their attention, as the disruption of this infrastructure can lead to lasting repercussions. Here, Security magazine talks with Vrajesh Bhavsar, CEO of Operant, about the importance of infrastructure-level protection as AI advances. Security: Tell us about your background and career.
New Research: Multi-Stage Malware Attack on Python Package Index Discovered

1 week ago | securitymagazine.com | Jordyn Alger

Researchers at JFrog have discovered that the Python Package Index (PyPI) has a malicious package in its repository. This package is able to harvest developer-related data, such as credentials, configuration information, and environment variables. The package (called chimera-sandbox-extensions) has more than 140 downloads and likely targets users of the Chimera Sandbox service.
Washington Post Journalists Targeted in Cyberattack

1 week ago | securitymagazine.com | Jordyn Alger

The Washington Post was the subject of a cyberattack, according to news broken by The Wall Street Journal. Among the affected employees were journalists covering topics such as national security and economic policy. “Attacks against journalists are a serious problem,” says Roger Grimes, Data-Driven Defense Evangelist at KnowBe4. “In most cases, the journalist has to click on a rogue link and somehow get tricked into running the malware.
Fog Ransomware Group Uses Unconventional Toolset, New Research Finds

1 week ago | securitymagazine.com | Jordyn Alger

Research from Symantec and the Carbon Black Threat Hunter team reveals that the Fog ransomware group utilizes an uncommon toolset, including open-source pentesting utilities and Syteca, a legitimate employee monitoring software. Mr. Akhil Mittal, Senior Manager at Black Duck:The real danger in this case isn’t the ransom note — it’s how Fog turns a simple screen-recorder into a hidden camera.
40,000 IoT Security Cameras Are Exposed Online

2 weeks ago | securitymagazine.com | Jordyn Alger

Research shows that more than 40,000 Internet of Things (IoT) security cameras across the globe are exposed online. These cameras operate over HTTP or Real-Time Streaming Protocol (RTSP) and expose live feeds to any individual able to access the corresponding IP address — directly from a web browser. The HTTP-operating cameras depend on conventional web technology for video control and transmission, and are often found in homes or offices.
Security Leaders Discuss the Whole Foods Distributor Cyberattack

2 weeks ago | securitymagazine.com | Jordyn Alger

A cyberattack has targeted United Natural Foods Inc. (UNFI), the predominant food distributor for Whole Foods. In a notice regarding the incident, UNFI stated, “We have identified unauthorized activity in our systems and have proactively taken some systems offline while we investigate.” Currently, the organization is working to restore online systems. Below, security leaders discuss this cyberattack, with insights on attacker motivations as well as risk mitigation strategies.