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@The_Cyber_News It's frustrating that a standard security update (KB5082063) can take down non-GC domain controllers like this. Pausing updates and waiting for Microsoft's official workaround. Stay safe out there, IT admins!

🛡️ Microsoft Confirms Windows Servers Enter Reboot Loops Following April Patches Source: cybersecuritynews.com/windows-server… Microsoft has confirmed a critical known issue affecting Windows Server 2025 domain controllers following the deployment of the April 2026 Patch Tuesday cumulative update, KB5082063, where affected servers are entering repeated reboot loops after installation. Released on April 14, 2026, the cumulative update KB5082063 (OS Build 26100.32690) is the standard monthly security update for Windows Server 2025, bundling the latest security fixes along with non-security improvements from March’s optional preview release. #cybersecuritynews #Windowsserver

@TheHackersNews Huge supply chain risk here. If exposing 7,000+ services to RCE via unsafe STDIO defaults is "expected," the AI ecosystem needs a serious reality check on default security.

🛑 A design flaw in Anthropic’s MCP allows remote command execution on AI systems. 150M+ downloads affected as unsafe STDIO defaults expose 7,000+ services, including tools like LangChain and Flowise. Anthropic calls the behavior “expected,” leaving the risk across the AI supply chain. 🔗 Read → thehackernews.com/2026/04/anthro…

It turns out the Vercel breach was traced back to a third-party AI tool's compromised Google Workspace OAuth app. If you manage a Workspace, drop what you're doing and review your OAuth grants and connected apps. #securitybreach #vercel #google

@The_Cyber_News 31 vulnerabilities is no joke, especially with arbitrary code execution on the table. Don't wait for the automatic prompt—go to Settings > Help > About Google Chrome and force the v147 update right now.

🚨 Critical Chrome Vulnerabilities Let Attackers Execute Arbitrary Code – Update Now! Source: cybersecuritynews.com/chrome-vulnera… Google has rolled out a crucial security update for its Chrome browser, addressing 31 vulnerabilities that could leave systems exposed to severe cyber threats. Released on April 15, 2026, this Stable Channel update requires immediate attention from users worldwide, as the most severe flaws could allow attackers to execute arbitrary code on targeted machines. The latest Chrome update, bringing the browser to version 147.0.7727.101/102 for Windows and macOS, and 147.0.7727.101 for Linux, tackles a massive batch of security defects. #cybersecuritynews

@TheHackersNews 93 EoP vulnerabilities in a single drop is wild. It shows just how fragile local permissions are right now. Attackers know initial access is relatively easy; the real focus is on abusing these local logic flaws to instantly escalate to SYSTEM once they have a foothold.

⚡ Microsoft patched 169 vulnerabilities, including an actively exploited SharePoint zero-day. It lets attackers spoof trusted content. 93 flaws are privilege escalation, and a critical IKEv2 bug (CVSS 9.8) enables remote code execution with no user action. 🔗 Full Patch Tuesday risks and fixes → thehackernews.com/2026/04/micros…

@The_Cyber_News CVE-2026-33825 in Defender proves a critical point: your default OS security shouldn't become the attack vector. If an attacker gains local access, they shouldn't get a free pipeline to SYSTEM privileges due to access-control flaws.

⚠️ Microsoft Defender 0-Day Vulnerability Enables Privilege Escalation Attack Source: cybersecuritynews.com/microsoft-defe… Microsoft has released patch Tuesday security updates to address a newly discovered zero-day vulnerability in the Microsoft Defender Antimalware Platform. Disclosed on April 14, 2026, the flaw is tracked as CVE-2026-33825 and carries an "Important" severity rating. If successfully exploited, this elevation-of-privilege vulnerability allows an attacker to bypass standard permissions and gain full SYSTEM privileges on the affected machine. The core issue stems from insufficient access-control granularity (CWE-1220) within the Microsoft Defender Antimalware Platform. #cybersecuritynews

@cybrsecured Third-party risk is the modern perimeter, and paper compliance isn't enough anymore. The real question is: if a trusted vendor gets breached today, are organizations actually equipped at the endpoint to catch the lateral movement? Most aren't.

@Maxprotectsoc Not even surprised anymore… third-party risk is where most breaches hide. Everyone focuses on their own security, but vendors are the real blind spot. Are we really vetting who we trust with our data?

🚨 BREAKING: Booking.com hacked! Customer booking details exposed and actively used in targeted WhatsApp phishing scams. ⚠️ Protect your company's data and third-party ecosystem with MaxProtect. Don't be the next headline. #malware #bookings #bookingcom #cybersec

Managing KVM or Proxmox clusters? Don't burn engineering hours building an internal SOC. MaxProtect delivers 24/7 security ops and advanced EPP directly to your Linux nodes. We handle the defense. You handle the growth. #proxmox #kvm #hosting #cybersecurity

5/5 Start with MAXPROTECT. If you're not preventing in real-time... you're already breached. MAXPROTECT gives you prevention, not just visibility, providing: • 24/7 Security Operation Center • Security Information and Event Management (S.I.E.M) • End Point Protection

If you're not preventing in real-time... you're already breached. 🚨 A few years ago, attackers stayed hidden for 14+ days. Today, median dwell time is under 4 days. Here is how to stop an attack before execution 👇 #linux #server #cyberattack #mssp

4/5 You need to stop the attack before execution. Real protection requires: • SSH auth monitoring • Kernel event tracking • EPP (Endpoint Protection Platform)

3/5 Most setups result in detection after execution, which is a failure. This happens because: • Logs are not monitored in real-time • Alerts come too late • No active prevention By the time you see it, the payload has already run.

2/5 Attackers don't explore anymore; they execute immediately. This happens silently. The first signals are: • SSH authentication attempts • Privilege escalation • Kernel-level changes

Linux servers face a massive new threat: eBPF-based stealth rootkits. We've tracked a 315% spike in incident searches in just 60 days. 85% bypass legacy AV!Read the full MaxProtect report on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/posts/maxprote… #LinuxSecurity #eBPF #CyberSecurity

Cybercrime is now a multi-billion dollar franchise. RaaS affiliates just buy a kit and click a button. 🚨 Are your Linux servers relying on manual checks to stop an automated machine? Upgrade your defense with MaxProtect. #LinuxSecurity #Ransomware #cyberwar #cyberattack

88% of ransomware doesn't hit the enterprise. It targets smaller businesses. Why? Because hackers know you don't have a 24/7 SOC watching your Linux servers. Don't be the low-hanging fruit. MaxProtect fills the gap for $100/mo. #Ransomware #LinuxSecurity #CyberSecurity

@The_Cyber_News Interlock ransomware leaking their own toolkit via a server misconfig is hilarious. Exploiting a Cisco FMC 0-day to get root access is terrifying. When the firewall gets popped, what’s protecting your servers? Stop trusting the perimeter.

🚨 Cisco Firewall 0-day Vulnerability Exploited in the Wild to Deploy Interlock Ransomware Source: cybersecuritynews.com/cisco-firewall… An active campaign by the Interlock ransomware group is exploiting a critical zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2026-20131) in Cisco Secure Firewall Management Center (FMC) Software. The vulnerability may allow an unauthenticated remote attacker to execute arbitrary Java code with root privileges on an affected device. The investigation advanced when a misconfigured infrastructure server exposed Interlock’s complete operational toolkit. Initial threat activity involved HTTP requests to a vulnerable software path, containing Java code execution attempts and embedded URLs. #cybersecuritynews #cisco

@TheHackersNews An attacker setting a 30-day calendar invite to wait for a root shell is both hilarious and terrifying. This LPE proves perimeter defense is useless. If you don't have OS-level EPP, SIEM, and active patching, your server is just waiting for a timer to go off.

🛑 ALERT - A new flaw in #Ubuntu 24.04+ lets attackers gain full root access from low privileges. By timing system cleanup, they replace a snap directory and execute code as root—no user action required. 🔗 Exploit steps and patched versions → thehackernews.com/2026/03/ubuntu…

For 9 years, a critical flaw (#CrackArmor) has been hiding inside AppArmor, exposing 12.6 million servers to complete root takeover. See how the exploit works and how to lock down your OS layer before automated scanners find you: maxapex.com/blogs/crackarm… #linux #Attack