#WeeklyReport

BeyondMachines :verified:beyondmachines1@infosec.exchange
2026-01-20

State of (in)security - Week 3, 2026

During the week of January 12-19, 2026, there were 25 vulnerability advisories and 21 security incidents affecting approximately 20.6 million individuals. The week saw critical vulnerabilities across major platforms (Microsoft, Adobe, Google, SAP, Fortinet) and significant ransomware attacks. Healthcare is the most impacted industry sector.

**Even if you are a cybercrime forum, you still need to be very careful about security practices. Probably even more so, because both criminals and law enforcement are watching. And there is no honor towards a cybercrime forum.**
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The Find Labthefindlab
2026-01-18

πŸ“‹ Lab Report #20260118 is LIVE!

Our lab tested 20 trending products this week. Top performer: Bionic Finger Neck Shoulder Massager Wireless Neck Cervical Trapezius Kneading Massage S

πŸ”— thefindlab.org/lab-report-2026

BeyondMachines :verified:beyondmachines1@infosec.exchange
2026-01-12

State of (in)security - Week 2, 2026

During the week of January 5-12, 2026, there were 19 cybersecurity advisories/vulnerabilities and 19 incidents/data breaches. The total number of impacted individuals surged from 1.05 million to 19 million, primarily driven by an Instagram API dump that leaked 17.5 million user records. The week saw critical vulnerabilities actively exploited across multiple platforms (including HPE OneView, Adobe ColdFusion, and legacy D-Link routers) and widespread ransomware attacks and data breaches affecting healthcare, education, and government sectors.

**Vendors of AI are racing to push out products with very limited controls and the users are at risk. Limit the data your AI agents can access by using the principle of least privilege for all app connectors. Turn off the 'Memory' feature if your team does not need the AI to remember details across different chat sessions to prevent persistent prompt injection. Limit the abilities of the Agents to not be able to impersonate you without enforced human review and decision.**
#cybersecurity #infosec #knowledge #weeklyreport
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The Find Labthefindlab
2026-01-12

πŸ“‹ Lab Report #20260112 is LIVE!

Our lab tested 20 trending products this week. Top performer: Cabbage Slicer Vegetable Cutter Cabbage Grater Salad Potato Slicer Melon Carrot Cucumber

πŸ”— thefindlab.org/lab-report-2026

The Find Labthefindlab
2026-01-12

Lab Report #20260112: Top 20 tested products from this week πŸ”¬

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Full reviews + affiliate links: thefindlab.org/lab-report-2026

BeyondMachines :verified:beyondmachines1@infosec.exchange
2026-01-05

State of (in)security - Week 1, 2026

During the week of December 29, 2025 to January 5, 2026, there were 7 vulnerability advisories and 19 security incidents affecting over 1 million reported individuals. Healthcare and finance are the most targeted sectors. The largest breach was the Illinois Department of Human Services incident exposing 705,000 people's data. Critical flaws were reported in multiple systems including Apache, GNU Wget2, and SmarterMail.

**Make sure all MongoDB database servers are isolated from the internet and accessible from trusted networks only. Then patch ASAP! If you can't update your MongoDB instance immediately, disable zlib compression.**
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The Find Labthefindlab
2026-01-04

πŸ“‹ Lab Report #20260104 is LIVE!

Our lab tested 20 trending products this week. Top performer: CYCLAMI S2 Bike Computer Mount Mountain Road Bicycle GPS Headlight Holder Bracket Suppor

πŸ”— thefindlab.org/lab-report-2026

BeyondMachines :verified:beyondmachines1@infosec.exchange
2025-12-29

State of (in)security - Week 52, 2025

During the week of December 22-29, 2025, there were 20 cybersecurity incidents (up from 16 the previous week) and 6 vulnerability advisories, impacting approximately 2.8 million individual. The largest breach is WIRED/CondΓ© Nast affecting 2.3 million subscribers. The incidents were primarily driven by malware/ransomware attacks and third-party compromises. The finance and IT sectors being the most heavily targeted.

**If you're running MongoDB servers, first check if they are exposed to the internet. If yes this is urgent. Upgrade to the patched versions (8.2.3, 8.0.17, 7.0.28, 6.0.27, 5.0.32, or 4.4.30). Alternatively, isolate from the intenet, disable zlib compression and plan a patch cycle.**
#cybersecurity #infosec #knowledge #weeklyreport
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The Find Labthefindlab
2025-12-28

πŸ“‹ Lab Report #20251228 is LIVE!

Our lab tested 20 trending products this week. Top performer: Cat Litter Mat With Gift Double Layer Waterproof Pet Litter Box Mat Non-slip Sand Cat Pa

πŸ”— thefindlab.org/lab-report-2025

BeyondMachines :verified:beyondmachines1@infosec.exchange
2025-12-23

State of (in)security - Week 51, 2025

During the week of December 15-22, 2025, there were 17 vulnerability/advisory events and 16 data breach incidents, and over 28 million individuals impacted primarily due to the SoundCloud breach. The cybersecurity landscape is dominated by actively exploited critical vulnerabilities on multiple platforms (including Fortinet, Cisco, ASUS, and WatchGuard) and ransomware attacks. Healthcare is the most targeted industry.

**We've seen secrets in code, but storing PII in code repository is totally weird, especially when you think of the code repository of just program code and forget the data files. Never store PII in code repository. There are so many ways to expose it. And make sure to delete data of former customers unless you are legally required to keep it.**
#cybersecurity #infosec #knowledge #weeklyreport
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The Find Labthefindlab
2025-12-21

πŸ“‹ Lab Report #20251221 is LIVE!

Our lab tested 20 trending products this week. Top performer: UGREEN Finder Security SmartTrack Link Smart Tag With Apple Find My Key Bluetooth GPS Tr

πŸ”— thefindlab.org/lab-report-2025

BeyondMachines :verified:beyondmachines1@infosec.exchange
2025-12-15

State of (in)security - Week 50, 2025

During the week of December 8-15, 2025, there were 16 vulnerability advisories (including actively exploited flaws in GeoServer, Gogs, Chrome and WebKit) and 13 security incidents affecting 296,100 individuals. Ransomware attacks dominate breach causes and healthcare is the most targeted industry. Critical vulnerabilities were patched across major vendors including Microsoft, Apple, Adobe, Fortinet, Google and ConnectWise.

**Data brokers are just greedy, but not at all good with their data protection. Because it's not their data, it's simply grabbed and abused.**
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The Find Labthefindlab
2025-12-14

πŸ“‹ Lab Report #20251214 is LIVE!

Our lab tested 20 trending products this week. Top performer: New Deep Sleep Comfort In Winter Cat Bed Iittle Mat Basket Small Dog House Products Pets

πŸ”— thefindlab.org/lab-report-2025

The Find Labthefindlab
2025-12-09

πŸ“‹ Lab Report #20251209 is LIVE!

Our lab tested 20 trending products this week. Top performer: New Deep Sleep Comfort In Winter Cat Bed Iittle Mat Basket Small Dog House Products Pets

πŸ”— thefindlab.org/lab-report-2025

The Find Labthefindlab
2025-12-09

πŸ“‹ Lab Report #20251209 is LIVE!

Our lab tested 20 trending products this week. Top performer: New Deep Sleep Comfort In Winter Cat Bed Iittle Mat Basket Small Dog House Products Pets

πŸ”— thefindlab.org/lab-report-2025

The Find Labthefindlab
2025-12-09

πŸ“‹ Lab Report #20251209 is LIVE!

Our lab tested 20 trending products this week. Top performer: New Deep Sleep Comfort In Winter Cat Bed Iittle Mat Basket Small Dog House Products Pets

πŸ”— thefindlab.org/lab-report-2025

BeyondMachines :verified:beyondmachines1@infosec.exchange
2025-12-09

State of (in)security - Week 49, 2025

During the week of December 1-8, 2025, cybersecurity events increased to 14 vulnerability advisories and 17 data breach incidents, impacting approximately 5.6 million individuals, primarily through the 700Credit breach exposing auto financing records. Healthcare was the most affected sector (5 incidents), and the primary attack vectors included software vulnerability exploits, ransomware attacks, and system misconfigurations.

**The key advisory from this week is PATCH React and Next.js! If you're running React 19.x or Next.js 15.x/16.x (or frameworks using React Server Components like Waku or Redwood), attackers are already hacking your systems. Prioritize patching right now.**
#cybersecurity #infosec #knowledge #weeklyreport
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BeyondMachines :verified:beyondmachines1@infosec.exchange
2025-12-01

State of (in)security - Week 48, 2025

During the week of November 24-December 1, 2025, cybersecurity activity showed 8 vulnerability advisories and 13 incidents affecting approximately 474,000 individuals across multiple sectors. Healthcare is the most targeted industry (4 incidents). The week featured a mix of critical vulnerabilities requiring patching, active exploitation campaigns (including AI framework and NPM supply chain attacks), and significant data breaches. The largest being a UK broadband provider breach exposing over 230,000 customer records.

**Don't panic over urgent "account blocked" warnings in unexpected emails. Never click links or open files in these messages. Instead, type the official website address of your cloud provider directly into your browser to check your actual account status.**
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The Find Labthefindlab
2025-11-30

πŸ“‹ Lab Report #20251130 is LIVE!

Our lab tested 20 trending products this week. Top performer: Universal Headphone Stand Adhensive Plastic Wall Mount Hanger Under Desk Headset Rack Ho

πŸ”— thefindlab.org/lab-report-2025

BeyondMachines :verified:beyondmachines1@infosec.exchange
2025-11-24

State of (in)security - Week 47, 2025

During the week of November 17-24, 2025, cybersecurity incidents jumped with 29 data breaches/incidents, up from 20 the previous week. There are also 13 vulnerability advisories. Incidents are mostly ransomware attacks, third-party compromises, and actively exploited critical vulnerabilities in Oracle, Chrome, and FortiWeb. The largest breach occurred at France's Urssaf Pajemploi service exposing 1.2 million childcare workers' data.

**Don't manage authentication or trust with HTTP headers. They can be faked. If you do, make sure to remove your "special" HTTP header on the gateway or load balancer level.**
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