Weekly Cyber Briefing 29.05.2026
Weekly Cyber Update: 29 May 2026
Drupal and TrendAI vulnerabilities are exploited in the wild; fake AI web pages install infostealers; Kali365 PhaaS platform steals credentials; and GCHQ sounds the alarm over AI
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Weekly Cyber Briefing 29.05.2026
Drupal and TrendAI vulnerabilities are exploited in the wild; fake AI web pages install infostealers; Kali365 PhaaS platform steals credentials; and GCHQ sounds the alarm over AI
Weekly Cyber Briefing 08.05.2026
Threat actors access Trellix source code and exploit a Palo Alto Networks zero-day; the NCSC warns of a surge in security updates; UK employees sell their logins; and Iranian state-backed hackers target Teams calls.
Weekly Cyber Briefing 17.04.2026
OpenAI follows Anthropic with a new vulnerability-hunting model; a systemic MCP flaw has big AI supply chain repercussions; and there are new patches from Adobe and Cisco WebEx
Assured Reacts 16.04.2026
Mythos won’t just find vulnerabilities faster, it will change how quickly organisations need to respond
Weekly Cyber Briefing 10.04.2026
Russia’s APT28 casts the net wide for enterprise credentials; ClickFix social engineering gains momentum; UNC6783 goes after helpdesk staff; an emergency patch for Fortinet FortiClient EMS customers; and Anthropic upends vulnerability and patch management
Weekly Cyber Briefing 03.04.2026
Updates urged for BIG-IP and FortiClient EMS customers; open-source attackers hijack Axios and Telnyx; and the NCSC warns high-risk individuals about Russian messaging threats
Weekly Cyber Briefing 20.03.2026
Chrome zero-day bugs get patched; Trouble for UK company directors; Glassworm returns to wreak havoc on open source supply chains; and the Interlock ransomware group circles
Weekly Cyber Briefing 13.03.2026
A new ShinyHunters campaign targets Salesforce customers and US firm Stryker reels from an Iranian attack; WordPress sites are hijacked to distribute infostealers; n8n customers are urged to patch; and Google sounds the alarm over exploited vulnerabilities.