Cybersecurity News
Filters
Filtered by tag: zero-day × Clear
PaperCut NG/MF Vulnerability Actively Exploited in Attack – All Versions Impacted
Matched: Australia
PaperCut has confirmed active exploitation of an unpatched flaw affecting all supported versions of its PaperCut NG and MF print management software. Emergency patches for v25 and v26 were released on August 28, 2026; a v24 fix is pending. Organizations with internet-facing servers are urged to restrict access via firewall rules immediately and watch for suspicious activity from pc-app.exe or anomalous log entries.
Microsoft's nemesis returns: Nightmare Eclipse is back with a new zero day which could be bad news for Windows users
A researcher known as Nightmare Eclipse has disclosed a new zero-day vulnerability in Windows, the tenth such release from this individual. The flaw was revealed shortly after Microsoft's Patch Tuesday update cycle, a pattern the researcher has repeated previously. The timing leaves Windows users potentially exposed before Microsoft can issue a fix.
Shattering the Dream – When a Job Offer Becomes a Zero-Day Attack
North Korean hackers linked to Operation Dream Job have been targeting aerospace and defense companies worldwide since early 2026, using fake job offers as lures. Victims receive malicious PDF files requiring a modified viewer that executes embedded malware. Check Point Research identified the campaign as exploiting a zero-day vulnerability, continuing a long-running North Korean strategy of disguising cyberattacks as recruitment outreach.