Asana MCP Bug Exposed Business Data Through Workspace Linking
What Is Asana’s MCP Feature? Asana’s Multi-Homing Collaboration Protocol (MCP) allows users to assign a single task to multiple projects or workspaces. It’s designed to
Phishing Sites Pose as DeepSeek Tools to Spread Proxy Backdoor Malware
The Attack Method: Weaponized Phishing Pages Threat actors created lookalike websites that impersonate DeepSeek’s legitimate tool downloads. When unsuspecting users visit these sites and download
Over 1,500 Minecraft Players Infected by Java-Based Malware via Modpacks
How the Malware Was Delivered The malicious code was embedded in Minecraft modpacks—collections of custom game features and enhancements commonly downloaded from community platforms and
The Best Accessibility Tool of 2025? Why RiskMonitor’s Unlimited, EAA-Ready Platform Outshines the Rest
The World’s Best Accessibility Tool Needs More Than an AI Widget By 2025, every digital product sold in the EU must comply with the
The UK Brings Cyberwarfare Out of the Closet: Strategic Shift or Signal to Adversaries?
The UK’s Cyber Force Comes Into the Light For years, the UK’s offensive cyber capabilities were shrouded in secrecy. That changed with the publication of
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Accessible Name Required for ARIA Treeitem Rule ID: aria-treeitem-nameRuleset: axe-core 4.10User Impact: SeriousGuidelines: Deque Best Practice How to Fix the Problem To ensure that elements
Correct Use of ARIA Roles
Correct Use of ARIA Roles Rule ID: aria-rolesRuleset: axe-core 4.10User Impact: CriticalGuidelines: WCAG 2.1 (A), WCAG 2.0 (A), WCAG 2.2 (A), EN 301 549 How
Kimsuky APT Exploits BlueKeep Vulnerability in Targeted Attacks on South Korea and Japan
The Attack: Exploiting BlueKeep for Initial Access Kimsuky reportedly used BlueKeep, a critical Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) vulnerability in older Windows systems, as an initial
North Korean APT Kimsuky Uses .LNK Files in Stealthy Cyber Espionage Campaign
Weaponizing .LNK Files and CHM Exploits The attackers use malicious .LNK files disguised as benign documents, which are often delivered via spear-phishing emails. When clicked,
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