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News•Feb 17, 2026

REMnux V8 Brings AI Integration to the Linux Malware Analysis Toolkit

REMnux released version 8, rebuilt on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, and introduces a new Cast‑based installer that handles fresh deployments, upgrades, and container installs. The highlight is the REMnux MCP server, which implements the Model Context Protocol to connect AI agents with the distribution’s 200+ malware‑analysis tools. Updated utilities include a Rust‑based YARA‑X engine and expanded file‑format analysis tools. The release aims to blend human expertise, AI execution, and domain‑specific guidance into a four‑part analysis workflow.

By Help Net Security

News•Feb 17, 2026

How Red Teaming Reduces Breach Risk?

Red Teaming, also known as adversary simulation, pits authorized security experts against an organization’s defenses to expose real‑world attack gaps. By mimicking the full cyber kill chain—from OSINT‑driven reconnaissance to covert data exfiltration—teams reveal weaknesses that traditional scans miss. The...

By Security Boulevard

News•Feb 17, 2026

Hackers Abuse ScreenConnect to Hijack PCs via Fake Social Security Emails

Forcepoint X‑labs uncovered a new phishing campaign that spoofs the US Social Security Administration to deliver a malicious .cmd script. The script auto‑elevates, disables Windows SmartScreen and Mark‑of‑Web, and leverages Alternate Data Streams to hide before silently installing a compromised...

By HackRead

News•Feb 17, 2026

Montana Hospital Restores Phones as Cyber-Related Network Disruptions Persist

Livingston HealthCare in Montana announced that its phone system has been fully restored after a recent cybersecurity incident forced the hospital to shut down communications and other network services. The disruption, first reported on Feb. 13, stemmed from a potential...

By DataBreaches.net

News•Feb 17, 2026

FOI Is Arming Cyberattackers – Here Is How to Fix It

Freedom of Information (FOI) requests on cybersecurity governance are exposing a stark inconsistency in public‑sector disclosures. Large NHS trusts and other big bodies tend to refuse or invoke national‑security exemptions, while smaller organisations often provide granular details. This uneven approach...

By PublicTechnology.net (UK)

News•Feb 17, 2026

Introducing Red Hat Build of Podman Desktop: Enterprise-Ready Local Container Development Environments

Red Hat has announced the general availability of its own build of Podman Desktop, delivering an enterprise‑grade, secure‑by‑design local container development environment. The offering bridges the long‑standing gap between developers’ laptops and hardened OpenShift clusters, leveraging the same trusted RHEL components....

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REMnux V8 Brings AI Integration to the Linux Malware Analysis Toolkit

How Red Teaming Reduces Breach Risk?

Hackers Abuse ScreenConnect to Hijack PCs via Fake Social Security Emails

Montana Hospital Restores Phones as Cyber-Related Network Disruptions Persist

FOI Is Arming Cyberattackers – Here Is How to Fix It

Introducing Red Hat Build of Podman Desktop: Enterprise-Ready Local Container Development Environments

Marietta Also Affected by BridgePay Ransomware Attack.

The Rise of Credential Stuffing Attacks

Washington Hotel in Japan Discloses Ransomware Infection Incident

MCP Leaves Much to Be Desired when It Comes to Data Privacy and Security

Eurail Says Stolen Traveler Data Now up for Sale on Dark Web

Fake CAPTCHA Scam Tricks Windows Users Into Installing Malware

BeyondTrust RCE Exploited for Domain Control

Indian Cyber-Tech Is the Model for European Airports

Virtual IT Group Crowns Maurice McCarthy as New CEO

Identity Is the New Perimeter for State Government Cybersecurity

When Is It Time to Upgrade Your Control System?

Infostealer Malware Found Stealing OpenClaw Secrets for First Time

Telefónica Tech Promotes Digital Identity Management in the Insurance Sector in Spain

The Olympics Are Going Mobile — Your Security Strategy Has to Follow

OysterLoader Evolves With New C2 Infrastructure and Obfuscation

Cubbit Powers Swiss Cantonal-Level Sovereign Cloud for Ailanto

Vault Radar 2025 Recap: Expanding Visibility, Deepening Integration, and Simplifying Security

Operation DoppelBrand Weaponizes Trusted Brands For Credential Theft

Passwords to Passkeys: Staying ISO 27001 Compliant in a Passwordless Era

What Your Bluetooth Devices Reveal

Passwork 7.4 Enhances Enterprise Security with Centralized User Vault Restrictions

Microsoft Equips CISOs and AI Risk Leaders with a New Security Tool

5 Reasons Why Detego Case Manager For DFIR Is Ideal For Investigative Teams

260K+ Chrome Users Duped by Fake AI Browser Extensions

Resecurity Highlights AI-Driven Cybersecurity at AI Everything MEA Egypt 2026

He Tried to Extort the Dutch Police. It Didn’t Work Out Well for Him.

CISA Gives Feds 3 Days to Patch Actively Exploited BeyondTrust Flaw

Leaky Chrome Extensions with 37M Installs Caught Divulging Your Browsing History

Ransomware Gangs Are Using Employee Monitoring Software as a Springboard for Cyber Attacks

Cybersecurity Leader Pete Angstadt Joins DTEX’s Advisory Board

AuthID Announces Out of the Box

DVSA Seeks £95K Digital Chief to Steer Test Booking System Out of the Ditch

ChatGPT Gets New Security Feature to Fight Prompt Injection Attacks

From Findings to Action: How SecurityBridge Is Bringing Trusted AI Into SAP Security

Google Ads and Claude AI Abused to Spread MacSync Malware via ClickFix

Google Patches First Chrome Zero-Day Exploited in Attacks This Year

10 Years Later, Bangladesh Bank Cyberheist Still Offers Cyber-Resiliency Lessons

LockBit 5.0 Emerges: Cross-Platform Ransomware Now Targeting Windows, Linux, and ESXi Systems

Apple Privacy Labels Often Don’t Match What Chinese Smart Home Apps Do

In GitHub’s Advisory Pipeline, some Advisories Move Faster than Others

Don’t Panic over CISA’s KEV List, Use It Smarter

Lotus Blossom Hackers Breach Official Notepad++ Hosting Infrastructure

MOS: Open-Source Modular OS for Servers and Homelabs

Canada Goose Investigating as Hackers Leak 600K Customer Records

Cybersecurity Pulse

REMnux V8 Brings AI Integration to the Linux Malware Analysis Toolkit

How Red Teaming Reduces Breach Risk?

Hackers Abuse ScreenConnect to Hijack PCs via Fake Social Security Emails

Montana Hospital Restores Phones as Cyber-Related Network Disruptions Persist

FOI Is Arming Cyberattackers – Here Is How to Fix It

Introducing Red Hat Build of Podman Desktop: Enterprise-Ready Local Container Development Environments

Marietta Also Affected by BridgePay Ransomware Attack.

The Rise of Credential Stuffing Attacks

Washington Hotel in Japan Discloses Ransomware Infection Incident

MCP Leaves Much to Be Desired when It Comes to Data Privacy and Security

Eurail Says Stolen Traveler Data Now up for Sale on Dark Web

Fake CAPTCHA Scam Tricks Windows Users Into Installing Malware

BeyondTrust RCE Exploited for Domain Control

Indian Cyber-Tech Is the Model for European Airports

Virtual IT Group Crowns Maurice McCarthy as New CEO

Identity Is the New Perimeter for State Government Cybersecurity

When Is It Time to Upgrade Your Control System?

Infostealer Malware Found Stealing OpenClaw Secrets for First Time

Telefónica Tech Promotes Digital Identity Management in the Insurance Sector in Spain

The Olympics Are Going Mobile — Your Security Strategy Has to Follow

OysterLoader Evolves With New C2 Infrastructure and Obfuscation

Cubbit Powers Swiss Cantonal-Level Sovereign Cloud for Ailanto

Vault Radar 2025 Recap: Expanding Visibility, Deepening Integration, and Simplifying Security

Operation DoppelBrand Weaponizes Trusted Brands For Credential Theft

Passwords to Passkeys: Staying ISO 27001 Compliant in a Passwordless Era

What Your Bluetooth Devices Reveal

Passwork 7.4 Enhances Enterprise Security with Centralized User Vault Restrictions