LastPass Had Another Breach. Here’s What Small Businesses Should Take Away From It
If you manage a small business, you already juggle enough. Payroll, customers, vendors, operations, and the occasional printer that refuses to cooperate. What you probably didn’t need added to your week was another headline about LastPass dealing with a security incident. Yet here we are.
This latest situation didn’t involve attackers breaking into LastPass directly. Instead, they compromised a third‑party provider that LastPass uses for customer support. That provider stored support case information, and attackers managed to access it. The stolen data included things like names, email addresses, phone numbers, and descriptions of support issues.
Fortinet Strikes Again: What Small Businesses Need to Know About the Latest Credential Leak
If you felt a disturbance in the cybersecurity force recently, you weren’t imagining it. Fortinet is back in the headlines again, and this time it’s because tens of thousands of VPN credentials have been leaked online. Yes, leaked. As in publicly available. As in “please change your password before someone else logs in before you do.”
Is It Time To Break Up With Google Chrome?
Chrome just got hit with yet another zero day. Yes, another one. At this point, the browser is basically speed dating vulnerabilities. The latest flaw was actively exploited in the wild, and it marks the fifth Chrome zero day of 2026. We are not even done with the year. Chrome is out here collecting zero days like Pokémon cards.
Taming Shadow AI: How Small Businesses Can Stay Secure Without Killing Innovation
Shadow AI isn’t the name of a cool cyberpunk band, but it is the thing quietly creeping through your small business like a raccoon that found the back door to your snack cabinet. And just like that raccoon, it’s clever, it’s fast, and it’s absolutely going to make a mess if you don’t get a handle on it.
MFA Prompt Bombing: When Your Second Factor Becomes Your Worst Frenemy
If you’ve ever been jolted awake at 2:13 AM by your phone buzzing like it’s trying to escape the nightstand, congratulations. You may have experienced the modern cyber equivalent of water torture: MFA prompt bombing.
It’s the attack that proves hackers don’t always need elite skills or fancy tools. Sometimes all they need is persistence, a stolen password, and the confidence of a toddler who won’t stop pressing a doorbell.