vivo App Store to Enforce Google’s Android Developer Verification
vivo's app store will participate in Google's developer verification policy, affecting app installations on certified devices in Brazil, Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand.
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Honor App Store Included in Google’s Android Developer Verification Rollout
Honor's app store will block unverified app installations on certified devices in the four launch countries starting September 30, 2026, as part…
Transsion App Store to Implement Google’s Developer Verification Policy
Transsion's app store will enforce Google's developer verification requirements on certified devices in Brazil, Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand from September 30, 2026.
Storj: Decentralized Cloud Storage Platform
Storj is a decentralized, open-source cloud storage platform that was abused by threat actors to host malicious batch scripts and payloads in…
Elastic Security Labs: Cybersecurity Research and Threat Intelligence
The cybersecurity arm of Elastic, providing threat research and intelligence, including detection of the REF9403 campaign.
Zafran Security Discovers DifyTap Vulnerabilities
Zafran Security is a cybersecurity company that discovered and disclosed the DifyTap vulnerabilities in Dify, including critical flaws enabling cross-tenant data exfiltration.…
Dify — Cybersecurity company profile
Dify was identified as a relevant cybersecurity entity in recently ingested reporting. This profile is generated so related cyber news, CVEs, malware,…
Calif.io Discovers Squidbleed Vulnerability
Security research firm Calif.io disclosed the Squidbleed vulnerability (CVE-2026-47729) in June 2026. They demonstrated a proof-of-concept that extracts Authorization headers from victims…
SUSE — Cybersecurity company profile
SUSE was identified as a relevant cybersecurity entity in recently ingested reporting. This profile is generated so related cyber news, CVEs, malware,…
Debian Security Tracker for Zapscape KVM Flaw
Debian's security tracker listed bullseye, bookworm, trixie, and forky kernel packages as vulnerable to CVE-2026-64561, with sid fixed at version 7.1.6-1.