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Microsoft updated Edge’s IE Mode policy after a Chakra zero-day was exploited via phishing. Users must now manually enable and whitelist domains to prevent remote device compromise.

New AI-SAST tools like ZeroPath and Corgea are using LLM reasoning to find business logic flaws and zero-days in source code, dramatically reducing false positives and human effort.

GreyNoise warns of a massive, synchronized RDP botnet using 100,000+ IPs from over 100 countries for RDP scanning and enumeration, with US infrastructure as the primary target.

Cambodian authorities raided a large cyber fraud command center in Phnom Penh's MORGAN building, detaining 80 suspects from seven nationalities (mostly Chinese) involved in online scams targeting global users.

Spanish authorities arrested "GoogleXcoder," the alleged leader of the GXC Team cybercrime syndicate. The group offered a Crime-as-a-Service platform with 250+ phishing domains and Android malware for OTP theft.

The Aisuru botnet launched a record 29.6 Tbps DDoS attack, heavily utilizing 300K+ infected IoT devices on major US ISP networks like AT&T and Comcast for its firepower.

Microsoft reminds users that Windows 11 23H2 Home/Pro support ends Nov 12. Affected systems will be automatically upgraded to version 24H2 to ensure continued security updates.

The FBI seized the BreachForums domain, disrupting a leak site used by Scattered Spider to extort 39 Salesforce customers. The group vowed to proceed with the release via their Tor and Telegram channels.

New York is warning residents about an "Inflation Refund" SMS phishing scam. Fraudsters impersonate the Tax Dept. to lure users to a fake site and steal SSNs and personal/financial data.

LMDE 7 "Gigi," based on Debian 13 "Trixie" with Linux 6.12 LTS, is released. Key features include Cinnamon 6.4.13, fingerprint support, and new OEM installation support.

Ivanti disclosed 13 EPM flaws, including a High-severity RCE (CVE-2025-9713) and 11 Medium SQL Injection bugs. Fixes are scheduled for Nov 2025 and Q1 2026.

Apple faces a second class-action lawsuit claiming its AI models were trained using pirated books from "shadow libraries." The suit cites Anthropic's recent $1.5B copyright settlement.

Early OneDrive testers found Microsoft's new AI facial recognition feature can only be disabled three times per year. The feature is opt-out by default for preview users.

Google is integrating its Nano Banana AI image editor across Search, NotebookLM, and Photos. The feature will enhance video overviews and enable AI image editing via conversational prompts.

Microsoft updated Edge’s IE Mode policy after a Chakra zero-day was exploited via phishing. Users must now manually enable and whitelist domains to prevent remote device compromise.

OpenAI partnered with Broadcom to design and deploy custom AI accelerator chips for 10 gigawatts of infrastructure by 2029, strategically reducing its reliance on external suppliers like NVIDIA.

Google Chrome will now automatically revoke notification permissions from inactive websites (those with low click-through rates) to significantly reduce user interruptions and spam.

Apple introduced native threat notifications in iOS 26.1 Beta 3, allowing immediate Lockdown Mode alerts to appear directly in the Notification Center when mercenary spyware attacks are detected.

CERT/CC warns that Clevo’s UEFI firmware updates accidentally exposed Intel Boot Guard private keys (CVE-2025-11577), risking pre-boot firmware integrity on multiple OEM laptops.