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[STRUTS]Apache Struts zero-day (CVE-2026-3101) under mass exploitation — ransomware groups deploying web shells on Java web apps. Patch immediately.|
[LAZARUS]North Korean Lazarus Group targets SMB defense contractors via fake LinkedIn recruiter profiles delivering trojanized job documents.|
[DEEPFAKE]Deepfake CEO video call fraud stole $3.2M in a single transaction. AI voice and face synthesis now indistinguishable — targeting US SMBs.|
[CHROME]CVE-2026-2356 Chrome zero-day actively exploited to deliver spyware. Update to 136.0.7103.92 immediately on all devices.|
[HIPAA]HHS finalized major HIPAA Security Rule updates — mandatory encryption at rest, MFA, and annual pen testing effective December 31, 2026.|
[CISA KEV]CISA added 15 new KEV entries this week — six are priority patches for internet-facing systems including Struts, Chrome, Cisco, Fortinet, Ivanti, and VMware.|
[STRUTS]Apache Struts zero-day (CVE-2026-3101) under mass exploitation — ransomware groups deploying web shells on Java web apps. Patch immediately.|
[LAZARUS]North Korean Lazarus Group targets SMB defense contractors via fake LinkedIn recruiter profiles delivering trojanized job documents.|
[DEEPFAKE]Deepfake CEO video call fraud stole $3.2M in a single transaction. AI voice and face synthesis now indistinguishable — targeting US SMBs.|
[CHROME]CVE-2026-2356 Chrome zero-day actively exploited to deliver spyware. Update to 136.0.7103.92 immediately on all devices.|
[HIPAA]HHS finalized major HIPAA Security Rule updates — mandatory encryption at rest, MFA, and annual pen testing effective December 31, 2026.|
[CISA KEV]CISA added 15 new KEV entries this week — six are priority patches for internet-facing systems including Struts, Chrome, Cisco, Fortinet, Ivanti, and VMware.|
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Windows Is Handing Out Admin Access for Free, Chrome Has a Zero-Day & DoD Contractors Have 6 Months to Comply
All Security News|ISSUE #15March 31 – April 6, 2026
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Windows Is Handing Out Admin Access for Free, Chrome Has a Zero-Day & DoD Contractors Have 6 Months to Comply

NTLM relay attacks are up 300% — attackers on your network can become domain admin without knowing a single password. Chrome's zero-day was already being used before Google knew about it. And if you hold a DoD contract, the clock on CMMC is running.

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TL;DR — This Week's Key Takeaways

NTLM relay attacks are surging — disable NTLM where possible. CMMC 2.0 Level 2 assessments are now required for DoD contractors. Google patched a critical Chrome zero-day being used in targeted attacks.

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THREAT INTELCRITICAL

NTLM Relay Attacks Surge 300% — Microsoft Issues Urgent Guidance

Microsoft's threat intelligence team reported a 300% increase in NTLM relay attacks targeting Windows environments in Q1 2026. SMBs using on-premises Active Directory are particularly at risk.

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CMMC 2.0 Level 2 Assessments Now Required for DoD Contractors

The Department of Defense has begun requiring CMMC 2.0 Level 2 third-party assessments for contractors handling Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI). Self-attestation is no longer sufficient for Level 2.

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Google Chrome Emergency Patch: CVE-2026-1891 Zero-Day Used in Targeted Attacks

Google released an emergency update for Chrome addressing CVE-2026-1891, a type confusion vulnerability in the V8 JavaScript engine being actively exploited in targeted attacks. Update to version 134.0.6998.177 or later immediately.

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ADVISORYMEDIUM

NSA & CISA Release Top 10 Cybersecurity Misconfigurations Found in SMB Environments

The NSA and CISA jointly published a report detailing the top 10 cybersecurity misconfigurations most commonly found during red team assessments of small business environments, with remediation guidance.

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Law Firm Data Breach: Ransomware via Phishing Email Exposes Client Records

A mid-sized law firm suffered a ransomware attack that encrypted client files and exfiltrated sensitive legal documents. The attack originated from a phishing email that bypassed legacy email filters.

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