Malaysia’s Under-16 Social Media Ban Raises Bigger Questions About Online Safety, Privacy And Parenting

Cybersecurity | 02 June 2026

Malaysia has officially begun enforcing new rules that prevent children under the age of 16 from having social media accounts, marking one of the country's most significant moves yet in regulating how young people use online platforms. On paper, the...

Hackers Are Now Showing Up At Offices Pretending To Be IT Staff

Cybersecurity | 28 May 2026

Cybercriminals are getting more creative, and in some cases, far more physical. A recent FBI warning has highlighted an unusual tactic used by the Silent Ransom Group, where attackers are not only relying on phishing emails and phone calls, but may a...

CISA Pushes Federal Agencies To Patch Actively Exploited Drupal Security Flaw

Cybersecurity | 26 May 2026

CISA has issued an urgent warning to U.S. federal agencies over a newly exploited Drupal vulnerability, giving them until Wednesday evening to patch affected systems. The issue is not just another routine CMS bug. It is an SQL injection flaw that has...

Anthropic’s Project Glasswing Shows How AI Is Changing Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity | 25 May 2026

Anthropic's Project Glasswing has revealed something important about the future of cybersecurity: AI can now find serious software vulnerabilities at a speed that traditional patching processes may struggle to match.

Malaysia To Require Document-Based Age Verification For Social Media Users

Cybersecurity | 24 May 2026

Malaysia is preparing to introduce stricter age verification requirements for social media users as part of the upcoming Online Safety Act implementation. Starting from 1 June 2026, social media platforms operating in the country will be expected to...

GitHub Confirms Major Breach After Malicious VS Code Extension Compromises Employee Device

Cybersecurity | 24 May 2026

GitHub has confirmed a serious internal security incident involving around 3,800 of its own code repositories. According to the company, the breach began after an employee's device was compromised through a malicious Visual Studio Code extension, all...

NVIDIA GPU Driver Update: Why GeForce Users Should Not Ignore This Security Warning

Cybersecurity | 21 May 2026

If your PC uses an NVIDIA graphics card, this is a good time to check your driver version. GPU driver updates are often seen as performance-related updates, especially by gamers who are used to downloading new drivers for better frame rates, bug fixe...

Microsoft Authenticator Security Flaw Shows Why MFA Apps Must Be Kept Updated

Cybersecurity | 21 May 2026

Microsoft Authenticator is one of those apps many people rarely think about after setting it up. It quietly sits on the phone, approving sign-ins, protecting work accounts, and helping users access Microsoft 365, cloud services, internal systems, and...

Claude Mythos Reportedly Helps Researchers Break Through macOS Security On Apple M5

Cybersecurity | 18 May 2026

Apple's macOS security has reportedly faced a major research breakthrough, this time with help from Anthropic's advanced cybersecurity-focused AI model, Claude Mythos. According to reports, security researchers used the AI system to identify vulnerab...

AI And Humans Face Off In A Cybersecurity Showdown

Cybersecurity | 18 May 2026

Artificial intelligence is quickly becoming part of the cybersecurity world, but a recent hacking competition showed that the technology is still far from replacing experienced human defenders and attackers. In a high-stakes cyber defence event, AI a...

Critical SAP Vulnerabilities Put Enterprise Systems Under Pressure

Cybersecurity | 14 May 2026

SAP has released a new round of security patches addressing multiple vulnerabilities across several of its enterprise software products. For organisations that rely on SAP systems to run finance, operations, commerce, reporting, planning, or business...

Google Says It Stopped The First Confirmed AI-Assisted Zero-Day Cyberattack Attempt

Cybersecurity | 12 May 2026

Artificial intelligence is no longer just a tool being used by businesses, developers, researchers, and security teams. According to Google's Threat Intelligence Group, it is now also becoming part of the attacker's toolkit in a much more serious way...

AI Tool Poisoning Shows Why Enterprise Agent Security Needs A Serious Rethink

Cybersecurity | 11 May 2026

AI agents are becoming more powerful because they can choose and use external tools on their own. Instead of waiting for a human to manually select every action, an agent can look through a tool registry, read the descriptions, decide which tool is s...

OCBC And UOB Malaysia Deny Alleged Data Breach Claims After Online Speculation

Cybersecurity | 06 May 2026

Malaysia's banking sector found itself in the spotlight recently after online claims suggested that customer data linked to OCBC Malaysia and UOB Malaysia had allegedly appeared on a cybercrime forum. The claims quickly gained attention because anyth...

When “Support” Messages Are Not Really Support: A Simple Reminder About Verification

Cybersecurity | 06 May 2026

Most of us are used to receiving messages from different people during the workday. It could be from IT Support, Finance, HR, management, a vendor, a bank, a courier company, or even someone claiming to represent an external service provider. In a no...

Trellix Confirms Data Breach After Attackers Access Part Of Its Source Code Repository

Cybersecurity | 05 May 2026

Trellix has confirmed that it recently experienced a data breach after attackers gained unauthorised access to part of its source code repository. For a cybersecurity company, this kind of incident naturally attracts attention because source code is...

CISA Warns That The ‘Copy Fail’ Linux Flaw Is Now Being Exploited To Gain Root Access

Cybersecurity | 05 May 2026

Linux administrators have another serious vulnerability to deal with, and this one deserves quick attention. The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, better known as CISA, has warned that attackers are now actively exploiting a Linu...

Hackers Are Mass-Exploiting A Critical cPanel Bug, And Website Owners Should Not Ignore It

Cybersecurity | 05 May 2026

A serious security issue affecting cPanel and WebHost Manager is now being actively exploited, with hackers reportedly compromising thousands of websites that still rely on vulnerable versions of the software. For website owners, hosting providers, d...

Google Chrome Security Update Fixes Multiple Serious Vulnerabilities

Cybersecurity | 04 May 2026

Google Chrome users should take the latest browser update seriously, especially if Chrome is used daily for work, online banking, email, web applications, cloud systems, or general browsing. A recent security advisory highlighted multiple vulnerabili...

When a Donation Scam Quietly Slips Into Your WhatsApp Group

Cybersecurity | 28 April 2026

It was just another normal day, checking messages in my children's school WhatsApp group. Nothing unusual — just the usual updates, reminders, and occasional chatter between parents. Then suddenly, a new number appeared in the group. No introduction,...