
Daily Cybersecurity News – October 29, 2026
China Hackers Used VMware ESX Zero-Day · Volt Typhoon Hides Zero-Days with Silent Train · Critical UEFI Flaw Runs Code Before Secure Boot
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China Hackers Used VMware ESX Zero-Day · Volt Typhoon Hides Zero-Days with Silent Train · Critical UEFI Flaw Runs Code Before Secure Boot
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CISA confirms active exploitation of PHP2Shell RCE flaws · 16-year-old UEFI flaw runs code before Secure Boot · Anthropic model chains flaws into Chrome Safari Windows exploits
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CISA Adds Two Actively Exploited PHP2Shell Flaws · Gheist Campaign Steals Secrets From Private GitHub Repos · Lazarus Uses Post-Quantum Crypto in South Korean Attacks
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Callback phishing is a fake bill or renewal notice with a number to call. The person who answers wants remote access or card details. What to do instead.
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Quishing is phishing through a QR code that can lead to a fake site, harmful software or a deceptive sign-in. How it works, what your phone shows, what to do.
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Vishing is phishing by phone: a caller posing as your bank or IT wants a code, money or access. How it works, why caller ID proves little, what to do.
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Real reviews, not a generic "best of" list. See which cybersecurity books are worth your time, who each one is for, and a bonus pick that changed how I build things.
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