The European Union has issued its first-ever Digital Services Act fine, hitting Elon Musk’s X with a €120 million penalty. The fine targets violations in ad transparency, data access for researchers, and the platform’s deceptive blue-checkmark system. In contrast, TikTok satisfied the EU’s concerns
A maximum-severity remote code execution vulnerability, CVE-2025-55182, is hitting React.js and Next.js servers. Dubbed React2Shell, it’s being actively exploited following a public PoC release on December 5, 2026.
The cybersecurity startup scene in 2025 is dominated by AI. It’s a two-pronged attack: building tools to secure AI systems and using AI agents to automate defense. The result is a wave of big funding rounds and even bigger acquisitions.
Cloudflare experienced another outage on Friday, causing global websites to go down and its stock to drop 4.5% in premarket trading. The company issued a fix minutes later, but it marks the second such incident in less than three weeks.
Cloudflare suffered a global outage this morning, disrupting roughly 20% of all websites. Services like Doordash and Cash App were affected, with over 1,500 user reports flooding in.
SentinelOne’s CEO says emerging products like its AI SIEM and Purple AI now drive half of all new bookings. Despite beating revenue estimates, the stock dropped over 7% on guidance and news the CFO is leaving.
CrowdStrike is now natively integrated into the AWS console, a move CEO George Kurtz says will drive major new customer adoption. This comes as the company beats earnings and lands a huge federal contract to replace 75,000 legacy endpoints.
Iran’s MuddyWater APT group is getting sneakier. In a recent campaign against Israeli targets, they deployed a novel loader that disguises its malicious activity using a delay loop inspired by the old Nokia game Snake.
According to Okta’s leadership, managing and securing AI agents has become the dominant strategic concern for its customers. This comes as the company posted strong Q3 earnings, beating Wall Street expectations.
Apple is pushing back against a new Indian government directive. The order requires smartphone makers to preload the state-run Sanchar Saathi app on new devices within 90 days.
