The December 2025 Patch Tuesday update broke a few things - and the fix is not yet done.

Cl0p claimed to have breached LKQ, but the attack was confirmed only recently.

A poisoned Asus utility tool was found floating around the web, granting attackers abilities to "perform unintended actions".

A patch has not yet been released, so Cisco advises rebuilding any affected instances.

AI is introducing more flaws into code than humans, but it's less likely to make a typo, and human reviewers still have jobs.

A legitimate PayPal platform is being abused to bypass email protections and send phishing messages.

The free Urban VPN Proxy Chrome extension has recently made headlines after being caught silently stealing users' AI chats. Yet, it's not an isolated incident but rather a stark reminder to use only reputable VPN apps.

The attacks were stopped, but they could always return - if users don't strengthen their passwords.

More than a dozen Firefox extensions were secretly stealing money from affiliates and tracking people's behavior.

An independent review of the newly implemented National Security Act suggests that developers of encrypted messaging apps may be considered hostile actors. This, as lawmakers' pressure against encryption keeps growing.

The Ring Outdoor Cam Pro's 4K resolution and 10x magnification with pinch-to-zoom give you a better view than ever

Photos taken at booths get uploaded on the internet where they can easily be downloaded.

Affected 700Credit customers are being offered free credit monitoring and reporting.

With the Chat Control bill entering its final stage, the EU Council has been busy thinking about what a new data retention framework could look like.

A patch was released to fix the bugs and users were forced to update their PIN codes.

IMOU's latest point-and-tilt camera uses a solar panel, high-capacity battery, and power-efficient recording for constant surveillance.

While age verification for VPN apps would set a 'terrible precedent'

Two bugs in WebKit apparently abused in highly sophisticated attackshave been fixed.

Denmark has drafted a new law to stop people from using VPNs to access foreign streaming libraries and illegal websites. But digital rights advocates are sounding the alarm.

Any dodgy code affecting Microsoft's products and services will now be covered under the 'In Scope by Default' bug bounty program.