Daily cyber recap, Oct 28: Magento, PeopleSoft, PHP2Shell
Eight cyber stories from the last day: exploited Magento flaws, a PeopleSoft zero-day, a Workers AI data leak and PHP2Shell. Watch the 2-minute recap.
Eight cyber stories from the last day: exploited Magento flaws, a PeopleSoft zero-day, a Workers AI data leak and PHP2Shell. Watch the 2-minute recap.
If you’re a small business owner juggling AI tools, you’ve probably seen how easy it is to generate content or summarize data—today the UN rights chief warned that the clock on AI regulation is ticking and urged practical guardrails you… Read More »AI guardrails and governance: what global guidance means for your small team today
Small business owners, a Windows zero-day (CVE-2026-96951) actively exploited in the wild just got patched this Patch Tuesday. Below you’ll find what happened, why it matters, and practical steps you can take in the next 15 minutes to reduce risk.… Read More »Active Windows zero-day exploited in the wild: patch now (CVE-2026-96951)
Small-business owners and solo developers often wrestle with repetitive tasks that eat into real work time. A new feature from n8n, called Agent Harness, changes the game by letting AI agents live as first-class automation objects. That means you can… Read More »AI agents and automation tools for small teams: what shipped, what it costs, and a realistic first workflow to try
Small-business owners, if you’ve ever worried about fake invoices slipping through, a new Microsoft 365 phishing scam is escalating the risk by steering users to fake support lines. The attackers use social engineering to lure victims into calling a number… Read More »A new Microsoft 365 phishing scam uses fake support lines — spot it before your team clicks
Small business owners relying on AI chatbots or automated assistants just got a nudge from the Federal Trade Commission about accuracy claims. What happened The FTC released a policy statement and opened it for public comment, asking for input on… Read More »FTC Seeks Public Comment on AI Accuracy: What Small Businesses Should Check Now
If you’re a small-business owner, a single misconfigured remote entry point could shut you down—CISA and the FBI just warned that SafePay ransomware has affected hundreds of organizations across sectors. In a recently released joint advisory, U.S. authorities highlighted SafePay… Read More »Ransomware alert: SafePay campaigns show three defenses you can test today
Small-business owners, your office router is the gateway to your data—and, unfortunately, a target. A fresh Netgear security advisory highlights two concrete vulnerabilities in RAX-series routers that could let an attacker tamper with admin settings or commands. The advisory also… Read More »New Netgear advisory highlights router vulnerabilities in small-office networks — a quick hardening checklist
If you run AI for your small business or as a freelancer, your cloud bill can eat into profits. IBM’s llm-d project just released 1.0, promising open, cost-efficient AI inference for production-scale workloads. What happened The llm-d 1.0 release introduces… Read More »llm-d 1.0: Open, Cost-Efficient AI Inference for Production Scale
Small business owners and freelancers, a single misconfigured vendor integration can turn your cloud setup into a backdoor—Google Cloud’s latest Mitigation Guidance for Supply Chain Compromise provides practical steps to spot and stop these attacks before they reach you. What… Read More »Mitigating cloud and SaaS supply chain risk: quick steps after Google’s guidance