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Critical security issue affecting PHP Updated: The NCSC is encouraging UK organisations to take immediate action to mitigate a security issue affecting PHP (CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619). Introducing a new AI chapter in the NCSC research problem book A revolution is underway at the intersection of AI and cyber security. Post-quantum updates to our TLS guidance The NCSC publishes its recommendations for configuring post-quantum cryptography in TLS. Now is time to migrate. Help the NCSC understand how organisations approach external attack surface risk We're looking to hear from people involved in evaluating, selecting or adopting EASM. China-linked malicious actors called out by UK and international partners for targeting sensitive data globally Joint advisory with international partners highlights malicious targeting of organisations from a range of sectors across the globe. Incident affecting ASOS customers ASOS has said it is investigating a cyber incident and that some customer personal information may have been accessed. Exploitation of vulnerabilities affecting Citrix NetScaler ADC and Citrix NetScaler Gateway The NCSC is urging UK organisations to promptly mitigate vulnerabilities affecting Citrix NetScaler ADC and Gateway, two of which are being actively exploited. One does not simply defend agentically Defenders can’t use AI in the same way attackers can, but there’s much they can do to unlock the potential of agentic cyber defence. Cyber Adversary Simulation (CyAS): scheme documents now available Our view of good cyber adversary simulation – and how assured providers can deliver it. Iranian cyber targeting of dissidents, activists and journalists Advisory on CHOSEN BRICK malware, including technical analysis and advice to help individuals and organisations protect themselves. UK and allies expose spyware used by Iranian state actors to target dissidents, activists and journalists UK and allies provide advice to help organisations and individuals at risk detect and counter the threat from CHOSEN BRICK malware. The hidden risks of shadow AI Understanding why staff use unapproved AI tools is key to managing the security challenges they can create. Disruptive cyber activity highlights risk from internet-exposed systems and edge devices Owners of operational technology encouraged to address avoidable vulnerabilities, and build long-term cyber resilience. Managing the cyber risk of agentic AI Use safeguards, sandboxing and active oversight to realise the benefits of autonomous systems while limiting the unintended activity. How BitLocker PINs help protect your data and devices Using a PIN mitigates many BitLocker vulnerabilities. Make sure you’re ready for the next one... Help shape the future of resilient private 5G The NCSC wants to collaborate with organisations developing technologies and approaches for secure, resilient and deployable private 5G Water sector example added to the NCSC’s Secure connectivity principles New guidance is the first content authored by the Industrial Control System COI to appear on ncsc.gov.uk. NCSC statement in response to recent incidents resulting from frontier AI evaluations A statement from Ollie Whitehouse, Chief Technology Officer at the NCSC, on AI security following recent incidents. Making forensic observability the norm for network devices Progress is being made, but too many network devices still remain difficult to investigate after compromise When cyber attacks happen: helping organisations recover A highly disruptive incident can feel overwhelming. New guidance provides a framework for response and recovery.

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Fernandes rounds on Carrick after Man Utd humiliation
Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes blames head coach Michael Carrick for the tactics that led to an embarrassing 4-1 defeat by Como in the Champions League.

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