CybersecKyle
Kyle
I love everything tech. You can check out more about me on my website. I blog about cybersecurity, technology trends, and best practices in IT. I even share the occasional tech review every now and then.
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🧭 Overview The last seven days were busy: Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday shipped a heavy set of fixes, CISA issued an emergency directive on F5 gear, Oracle E-Business Suite attacks spilled into aviation, Qantas customer data hit the wild, and Cisco network devices saw post-patch exploitation. Healthcare and higher-ed...
Last week was a fairly normal week. I worked on a few articles, did some reading, and spent time with my family. Here are some highlights from the week: 😎 Personal This week there was no F1 race which made the weekend a bit slow. I didn’t get my usual boost of adrenaline as I do from watching the races. I did get to...
🧭 Overview It’s been another eventful week across the cybersecurity landscape — from critical vulnerabilities in cloud and VPN infrastructure to new ransomware tactics and growing concerns about AI-driven phishing. Below is a curated breakdown of the most important cyber and infosec stories from the past seven days,...
I am trying something new on my blog. I am going to start posting weekly notes. These will be a mix of personal and professional updates, as well as links to articles I have written or found interesting. I am hoping this will be a good way to keep my blog active and also share some of my thoughts and experiences...
On or around September 20, 2025, attackers compromised a third‑party customer service provider used by Discord. Discord reports that the intruder accessed data tied to support interactions for a limited set of users. Impacted users are being notified by email. If you got the notification: proceed through the steps...
npm logo TL;DR: In September 2025 a self‑replicating worm, tracked as Shai‑Hulud, turned the npm ecosystem into a lateral‑movement playground. Maintainer accounts were phished, popular packages were hijacked, new malicious versions propagated through CI/CD backdoors, and secrets were scraped to infect even more...
It’s been a punchy week. We saw a genuine crypto breakthrough from Signal, a flurry of high-severity patches across browsers and Cisco, and a policy change in Washington that could chill threat-intel sharing. Extortion crews are probing SaaS and supply chains, and ransomware continues to hit operations. For MSPs and...
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Quick disclaimer: Mastodon does not provide a master list of “who blocked me.” That is a privacy and anti-harassment design choice. You can only verify specific accounts, and you can sometimes see if specific servers publish that they block your home instance. Treat this as a diagnostic guide, not a call-out kit....
Forgive me for the last few weeks of absence. I have been sick with pneumonia and have had some back back problems that have made it hard to sit at a computer for long periods of time. I am on the mend now and hope to be back to my normal self. Let’s get back to it. It’s been another active week in cybersecurity....
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