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Check Point VPN Flaw Allows Authentication Bypass - BSI Issues Warning

A critical vulnerability in Check Point VPN software is being actively exploited by the ransomware gang Qilin. Attackers can establish VPN connections without a valid password.

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Bitlocker Exploit "Bitskrieg" Released: No Patch Available

Security researchers release an exploit for Microsoft Bitlocker with no security updates available. What does this mean for data security?

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New DIN VDE 0833-1: Fire Protection Standard Overhauls the System Life Cycle from 2026

The revised DIN VDE 0833-1 will become a process tool for all project phases in 2026. Electrical planners and specialist companies must prepare for fundamental changes.

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Fraudsters Posing as IT Technicians: A New Threat to Corporate Security

Hackers from the UNC3753 group gain physical access to offices by posing as IT support. Google and the FBI warn of the growing threat.

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AI Worm Develops Tailor-Made Exploits for Every Attack

IT researchers demonstrate a new type of adaptive malware: an AI worm uses LLMs to develop exploits autonomously and spreads without human involvement.

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Android Patch Day: 18 Critical Security Vulnerabilities Threaten Current Versions

Google closes 18 critical vulnerabilities in Android 14, 15 and 16. Attackers could gain elevated user privileges or carry out DoS attacks.

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GDPR-Compliant Video Surveillance: A Practical Guide for Operators

GDPR breaches involving video surveillance can become expensive. This practical guide shows what operators need to consider regarding cameras, retention periods and signage.

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BSI and Police Receive Expanded Powers for Active Cyber Defence

A new draft law allows the BSI, the Federal Police and the BKA to intervene directly in cyberattacks. Business associations criticise the powers as too far-reaching.

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Cybersecurity in Europe: Critical Infrastructure Between Progress and Risk

An Enisa study shows that while some sectors are catching up on cybersecurity, the risk zone is growing. Rail transport and water supply are causing particular concern.

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CyberStress Project Develops Stress Tests for Power Grids Against Cyberattacks

TU Darmstadt and e-netz Südhessen have developed a stress test methodology to make power grids more robust against cyberattacks. A real-world demonstrator is already in operation.

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BKA Gains New Powers for Active Cyber Defence Against Attacker Infrastructure

The German government is planning a cybersecurity act: in future the BKA is to be allowed to take down attacker systems. Critics warn of hackback powers and collateral damage.

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KRITIS-Compliant Building Automation: The Building Envelope as a Shield

Critical infrastructure requirements expanded by the NIS2 Directive now also affect mid-sized companies. Connectivity in building automation creates new cyber risks at the interface between IT and physical security.

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