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Cyber Threat Briefing — Mar 26, 2026

9 articles in this series

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Coruna iOS Kit & GitHub Trojan Attacks

The Coruna iOS exploit kit and a malicious GitHub repository are putting devices at risk. Learn about these threats, the RedLine infostealer malware administrator's extradition, and how to protect yourself.

4 min read
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Malware Campaigns Target Crypto & Browser Data

Active malware and ransomware campaigns are targeting cryptocurrency and browser data, with threats like GlassWorm using Solana dead drops. Learn about the latest attacks and how to protect yourself.

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Torg Grabber & Supply Chain Attacks Hit Crypto and Open-Source

A new wave of cyber threats is targeting cryptocurrency users and open-source software, with Torg Grabber infostealer malware and supply chain attacks on PyPI and Docker Hub. Learn how to protect yourself from these emerging threats.

4 min read
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Zero-Day Exploits and Cybercrime Takedowns

Critical zero-day vulnerabilities in iOS and Chrome are being exploited, while cybercrime forums are being taken down. Learn about the latest threats and how to protect yourself.

4 min read
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Patched Router Flaws and Exposure Management

TP-Link patches critical router flaws, while Onit Security raises funds for its exposure management platform. Learn about the latest security research findings and how to protect your organization from potential threats.

4 min read
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Regulatory Crackdown on Cybercrime Amidst Rising Supply Chain Threats

Recent regulatory actions and law enforcement efforts target cybercrime, while supply chain attacks pose significant threats to code security. Learn about the latest developments and takeaways.

3 min read
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Russian Cybercriminal Sentenced to Prison for Ransomware Attacks

A Russian national has been sentenced to two years in prison for managing a botnet used in ransomware attacks against US companies. This sentencing highlights ongoing efforts to combat cybercrime and ransomware attacks. Learn more about the threat and how to protect yourself.

4 min read
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Ubuntu Boosts Security

Ubuntu plans to enhance security by stripping some GRUB features in the upcoming 26.10 release, aiming to improve secure boot mechanisms and reduce vulnerabilities. This development reflects ongoing efforts to improve Linux security. Readers should monitor future updates for potential impacts on their systems.

5 min read
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Ransomware Disrupts Spanish Port as Experts Urge AI-Driven Security

A ransomware attack has disrupted operations at a major Spanish fishing port, highlighting the need for AI-native security tools to combat AI-based attacks. Experts emphasize that defenders must use AI-driven security to counter these threats. Learn about the recent attack and the importance of AI-driven security in this article.

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