# Archive
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Monday, March 09, 2026
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1SecurityWeek generalRecent Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Vulnerability Now Widely Exploited
WatchTowr reports widespread exploitation of CVE-2026-20127 affecting Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN infrastructure, with attacks originating from numerous unique IP addresses. This actively exploited vulnerability poses significant risks to organizations relying on Cisco's SD-WAN solutions for network connectivity.
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2BleepingComputer generalHackers abuse .arpa DNS and ipv6 to evade phishing defenses
Threat actors are exploiting the special-use .arpa domain and IPv6 reverse DNS lookups in phishing campaigns to bypass domain reputation systems and email security gateways. This technique represents a novel evasion method that challenges traditional email security controls.
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3Krebs on Security threat-intelHow AI Assistants are Moving the Security Goalposts
AI assistants with autonomous access to users' computers, files, and online services are creating new security challenges by blurring boundaries between data and code, and between trusted tools and insider threats. These powerful agents are rapidly shifting organizational security priorities as their adoption grows among developers and IT workers.
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4Ars Technica Security generalFrom Iran to Ukraine, everyone's trying to hack security cameras
Research reveals Iranian state-sponsored hackers attempting to compromise consumer-grade security cameras, part of a broader trend of nation-state actors targeting surveillance infrastructure. Similar camera hacking activities have been observed in the Ukraine conflict, highlighting the strategic importance of IoT devices in modern warfare.
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5BleepingComputer generalEU court adviser says banks must immediately refund phishing victims
EU Court of Justice Advocate General Athanasios Rantos issued a formal opinion requiring banks to immediately refund phishing victims even when customers are at fault for unauthorized transactions. This ruling could fundamentally change liability frameworks for financial fraud across the European Union.
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6SecurityWeek generalPentagon’s Chief Tech Officer Says He Clashed With AI Company Anthropic Over Autonomous Warfare
Pentagon CTO Emil Michael disclosed conflicts with AI company Anthropic over autonomous warfare capabilities, revealing military development of procedures for different autonomy levels based on risk assessment. This highlights growing tensions between AI companies and defense applications of their technology.
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7Dark Reading generalFig Security Emerges From Stealth to Fix Broken Security Operations
Fig Security launched from stealth mode with a platform that traces security data flows end-to-end across SIEMs, pipelines, and response systems to prevent infrastructure changes from breaking critical defenses. The solution addresses visibility gaps in complex security operations environments.
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8Dark Reading generalCylake Offers AI-Native Security Without Relying on Cloud Services
Cylake introduced an AI-native security platform that analyzes security data locally without cloud dependencies, targeting organizations with data sovereignty concerns. The platform promises to identify potential attacks while keeping sensitive data on-premises.
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9Ars Technica Security generalJessica Jones joins the fray in Daredevil: Born Again trailer
Entertainment article about Jessica Jones appearing in the Daredevil: Born Again trailer is not relevant to cybersecurity operations. This content appears to be incorrectly categorized from a general entertainment RSS feed.
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10Ars Technica Security generalTiny, long-armed dinosaur leads to rethink of dinosaur miniaturization
Scientific research about dinosaur miniaturization and small-sized dinosaur lineages is completely unrelated to cybersecurity. This paleontology content appears to be miscategorized from a science RSS feed.