Splunk's 9.8 RCE: What a Logging Tool Vulnerability Means for UK Small Business Supply Chains
Splunk has a 9.8-rated unauthenticated remote code execution flaw. You probably don't run Splunk. Your MSP might. That's the problem.
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Threat Analysis: AI-Powered Phishing Surge, Novo Nordisk Clinical Data Breach, and What UK SMBs Must Do Now
AI-powered phishing is scaling faster than organisations can train against it. Three stories today that UK SMBs cannot afford to ignore.
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Threat Analysis: The Gentlemen Ransomware and AI-Powered Phishing, What UK SMBs Need to Know
A high-volume ransomware operation with Russian-speaking roots and an AI-powered phishing platform impersonating trusted brands. Both are active today.
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The Gentlemen Are at Your Door and BitLocker Won't Save You: This Week's Threats Explained
478 victims, worm-like spread, and a BitLocker bypass that works on patched Windows. This week's threats are not theoretical. Here is the brief.
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Your WordPress Site Just Handed a Stranger the Admin Keys: The Threat Intelligence Brief for 11 June 2026
No credentials required. A WordPress plugin flaw published yesterday lets unauthenticated attackers create admin accounts. Here is what to do before lunch.
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Patch Tuesday Just Dropped Three Windows Zero-Days, an Exchange Exploit, and Two Ivanti Nightmares. What Are You Waiting For?
Three Windows zero-days, an Exchange Server exploit in the wild, and Ivanti Sentry bugs that score a perfect 10. Today's patches are not optional.
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Patch Tuesday June 2026: What UK Small Businesses Actually Need to Do Right Now
Microsoft's biggest-ever Patch Tuesday, a critical Veeam backup flaw, and a WordPress plugin that hands attackers your server. Three stories. One to-do list.
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Your VPN Has No Password. Check Point Just Confirmed It. What Are You Doing About It?
Attackers bypassed Check Point VPN passwords in the wild before a patch existed. If your remote access still runs IKEv1, you are already compromised.
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No Patch, Active Exploitation: What This Week's Cisco and SolarWinds Flaws Mean for Your Business
Cisco SD-WAN and SolarWinds Serv-U are both being actively exploited this week. One has no patch. Here is the data, stripped of vendor spin.
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Threat Analysis: Fake Helpdesk Vishing Campaign and ClickFix RAT Delivery, What UK SMBs Need to Know
Two active campaigns are hitting organisations that look exactly like UK SMBs. One calls your staff pretending to be IT support. The other fakes LinkedIn and Indeed.
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Your WordPress Site Is Being Attacked Right Now. Your Magento Store Too.
CISA just added two actively exploited flaws to its KEV catalog. If you run WordPress or Magento, you are in the crosshairs today.
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Threat Analysis: npm Supply Chain Attack, Five Eyes China Warning, and NCSC Dependency Alert
Three separate threat streams converging today, and all three have direct exposure for UK SMBs and their IT suppliers.
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Threat Analysis: PhaaS Campaigns, Teams-Based RAT Deployment, and Unpatched Acer Router Zero-Days Threatening UK SMBs
Three active threats converging on UK SMBs today: a mass phishing platform bypassing MFA, a RAT delivered via Microsoft Teams, and two unpatched maximum-severity router vulnerabilities.
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WordPress Takeovers, Windows Blind Spots, and the Patch You Skipped Two Years Ago: Your Weekly Threat Brief
Two WordPress flaws scored 9.8. An unpatched Windows credential leak has no CVE number. Here is what UK small businesses need to act on this week.
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Threat Analysis: Nimbus RAT via Teams Vishing, Oracle WebLogic KEV, and the npm Supply Chain Under Active Attack
Three active threats that UK SMBs need to act on today: a Java RAT delivered via Microsoft Teams, a two-year-old Oracle flaw now on the CISA KEV list, and 33 malicious npm packages stealing cloud credentials.
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Windows Netlogon Is Being Actively Exploited Right Now. Is Your Server Patched?
Attackers are actively exploiting a critical Windows Netlogon flaw. No login required. One packet and your domain controller is compromised.
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Threat Analysis: Netlogon RCE and Palo Alto Auth Bypass Now Actively Exploited, What UK SMBs Need to Do Today
Patch windows have closed. Both the Windows Netlogon RCE and Palo Alto GlobalProtect auth bypass are now being exploited in the wild. Here is what that means for your business.
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Your Firewall Has a Front Door. Attackers Found It in May 2026.
Palo Alto's GlobalProtect VPN has a confirmed authentication bypass under active exploitation. If you haven't patched, your network perimeter is already open.
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FortiClient Servers Are Delivering Malware, AI Is Running the Attacks, and WordPress Just Handed Out Admin Rights: Your Threat Brief for 29 May 2026
Fake Fortinet patches, AI-driven database raids, and a WordPress plugin handing out admin rights to strangers. Three stories that matter this week.
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Threat Analysis: FortiClient EMS Exploitation, Phoenix PhaaS, and AI-Assisted Attacks, What UK SMBs Need to Know
Three active threats converge today: a FortiClient EMS zero-day delivering infostealers, a PhaaS kit with MFA bypass, and AI-assisted espionage campaigns lowering the barrier for every attacker downstream.
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