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What 345 Days of Untested Exposure Looks Like at a Bank
Annual penetration testing creates a 345-day gap of unvalidated exposure in modern banks, a risk highlighted by recent breaches and threat reports. A real-world finding shows a vendor-hosted mortgage portal exposing tenant data through an unauthenticated API, enabling possible fraudulent loan submissions. Regulators already expect testing to follow change, not just on a yearly cadence, making continuous external testing the recommended remedy to close the security gap in financial services.
Acer working to patch max severity zero-days in Wave 7 routers
Acer is patching two critical zero-day vulnerabilities in its Wave 7 mesh routers (firmware 1.01.000055 or earlier). CVE-2026-49200 could allow unauthenticated remote access to plaintext credentials stored in log archives via the acer_cgi.log file, while CVE-2026-49201 stems from a hardcoded AES key in upload.cgi that could enable persistent backdoor access. Patches are not yet available, but Acer says fixes are planned for deployment by the end of June 2026. Until then, users should disable remote management or restrict Internet remote access to trusted IPs and follow the firmware-update steps once updates are released.
Police dismantles 9 crime groups in illegal streaming crackdown
European and international law enforcement have dismantled nine organized crime groups behind illegal streaming in Operation KRATOS 2, coordinated by Bulgaria with Europol and spanning 13 countries. The seven-month crackdown led to 29 arrests, 86 identified suspects, 148 house searches, and ongoing investigations (72), with authorities removing more than 27,000 illegal streaming URLs and flagging hundreds of thousands of infringing items (including 18,000 IPs and 4,370 domains). Investigators say the networks separated consumer sites from hosting servers to evade detection, targeting the wider criminal ecosystem and warning users of cybersecurity risks such as malware and data theft. The operation follows earlier anti-piracy efforts including KRATOS in 2024, Operation Switch Off, and CINEMAGOAL.
Google Adds Android Protection Against AI Deepfake Scam Calls
Google announces a new Android feature, “fake call detection,” to counter AI deepfake scam calls on Android 12+ (starting with Pixel), enabled by default. The system uses Phone by Google, Contacts, and Google Messages with RCS to automatically verify calls via a real-time, encrypted signal; if no signal is received, the recipient’s device pings the caller’s actual device to confirm, and a warning appears if the call isn’t genuine. The feature addresses spoofed numbers and voice cloning, highlighting that caller ID is no longer reliable and advising users to use Phone by Google as their default dialer. This rollout expands Android’s in-call scam protections, with prior expansion to banking apps, amid FTC and INTERPOL warnings about impersonation fraud.