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SharePoint Security Vulnerability: Around 1,300 Servers Actively Under Attack

Attackers are exploiting a critical vulnerability in Microsoft SharePoint. Thousands of servers are affected – what organizations need to know now.

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Cyber Risks 2026: Homemade Vulnerabilities Threaten Businesses

YouGov study shows: Social engineering, missing backups and weak IT infrastructure are becoming the biggest threat to German companies.

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BSI Cybersecurity Monitor: Few People Can Detect AI Fraud

The Cybersecurity Monitor by BSI and ProPK shows: Only 19 percent check the source of AI content. A security risk for consumers and businesses.

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KRITIS Without Drone Protection: Operators Recognize Danger but Fail to Act

Over half of critical infrastructure operators report unauthorized drone flights – yet nearly one in two still lacks detection measures.

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Wireless Fire Alarm Systems: Three Solutions Compared

Networked building systems, standard-compliant wireless fire warning systems, and cloud-based mobile solutions – a clear practical overview.

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AI Discovers Zero-Day Vulnerability: Google Claims to Have Prevented Cyberattack

Google reports thwarting a cyberattack based on a zero-day vulnerability presumably discovered by AI. What security officers need to know now.

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Cyber Resilience Act: New Reporting Obligations for Manufacturers Since September 2026

Since September 11, 2026, manufacturers of digital products must report vulnerabilities and security incidents via the CRA-SRP. An overview for the security industry.

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Microsoft Patch Tuesday: Critical DNS Client Flaw Threatens Windows Systems

Microsoft fixes around 140 security vulnerabilities, including a critical DNS client flaw in Windows with maximum risk for unauthenticated remote attacks.

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Facial Recognition as Grounds for Detention? Court Rejects AI Match as Insufficient

Reutlingen District Court denies arrest warrant: A BKA facial recognition match alone is not enough to establish suspicion without technical transparency.

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