Automated roundups of the week's most important IT-security stories — compiled from public news sources.
This week's TCSR roundup covers critical WordPress and NGINX flaws, SonicWall zero-days exploited by ransomware, and supply chain attacks on Hugging Face.
This week's cybersecurity roundup covers AI-automated ransomware attacks, the NetNut proxy network takedown, and critical vulnerabilities in Linux and AI tools.
Two new one-off services: an owner-installed agent collects internal evidence — IOCs, file integrity, persistence, logs — and an AI-guided, read-only investigation returns a verifiable compromise verdict with an ISO/IEC 27037-aligned chain of custody. Cleanup Verification proves a remediation worked.
TCSR now fingerprints application frameworks — Laravel, Django, Symfony, Rails, ASP.NET, Spring Boot, Express, Next.js — and runs framework-specific checks for the dev tooling and debug modes attackers love to find left on in production.
Every TCSR report now aligns with the standards the world trusts — NIST, OWASP, ISO 27001, NIST CSF, CIS, PCI DSS, GDPR & KVKK. Alignment, not certification — and we explain the difference.
A self-updating security badge for your footer, a public status page, and always-on monitoring that keeps your report current.
This week's security roundup highlights the 29-year-old Squidbleed proxy flaw, supply chain attacks, and global efforts to dismantle active botnets.
A weekly, plain-English digest of the IT-security news that matters — compiled from trusted sources.