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Manufacturer lays off 72, plans to close N. Portland facility
The company announced the plan in a WARN notice filed with the State of Oregon.
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Neighborhood House to sell Multnomah Village location, expand to new facility
Neighborhood House has listed three buildings in Multnomah Village for sale as the nonprofit plans to expand to a new site nearby.
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MESO leader joins Portland’s 1803 Fund
The 1803 Fund is building out its executive team and the latest hires add banking, nonprofit and real estate leadership.
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Opinion: The antidote to Portland’s Doom (Loop)
Economic forecasts don’t usually grab regular folks’ attention, but the phrase “urban doom loop” that’s dominating news headlines lately is hard to ignore. When I heard it, like many Portlanders, I raised my eyebrows. In spite of persistent challenges facing our city, I’ve noticed a budding optimism around Portland recently. My own experience has made…
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Lovable AI Found Most Vulnerable to VibeScamming — Enabling Anyone to Build Live Scam Pages
Lovable, a generative artificial intelligence (AI) powered platform that allows for creating full-stack web applications using text-based prompts, has been found to be the most susceptible to jailbreak attacks, allowing novice and aspiring cybercrooks to set up lookalike credential harvesting pages. “As a purpose-built tool for creating and deploying web apps, its capabilities line up…
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No. 1 Oregon credit union commits to downtown Portland with 17,000-SF lease
The credit union plans to move into Portland’s Union Bank Building by the end of the year.
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New TCESB Malware Found in Active Attacks Exploiting ESET Security Scanner
A Chinese-affiliated threat actor known for its cyber-attacks in Asia has been observed exploiting a security flaw in security software from ESET to deliver a previously undocumented malware codenamed TCESB. “Previously unseen in ToddyCat attacks, [TCESB] is designed to stealthily execute payloads in circumvention of protection and monitoring tools installed on the device,” Kaspersky said…
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PipeMagic Trojan Exploits Windows Zero-Day Vulnerability to Deploy Ransomware
Microsoft has revealed that a now-patched security flaw impacting the Windows Common Log File System (CLFS) was exploited as a zero-day in ransomware attacks aimed at a small number of targets. “The targets include organizations in the information technology (IT) and real estate sectors of the United States, the financial sector in Venezuela, a Spanish…
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Microsoft Patches 126 Flaws Including Actively Exploited Windows CLFS Vulnerability
Microsoft has released security fixes to address a massive set of 126 flaws affecting its software products, including one vulnerability that it said has been actively exploited in the wild. Of the 126 vulnerabilities, 11 are rated Critical, 112 are rated Important, and two are rated Low in severity. Forty-nine of these vulnerabilities are classified…
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Adobe Patches 11 Critical ColdFusion Flaws Amid 30 Total Vulnerabilities Discovered
Adobe has released security updates to fix a fresh set of security flaws, including multiple critical-severity bugs in ColdFusion versions 2025, 2023 and 2021 that could result in arbitrary file read and code execution. Of the 30 flaws in the product, 11 are rated Critical in severity – CVE-2025-24446 (CVSS score: 9.1) – An improper input…
