Security
Tech company ignored ethical hacker’s emails, so he contacted himself from their account
He pulled an "Uno Reverse."
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As X Money expands, attackers target accounts through a wave of password reset requests
Critics still wonder whether X is even fit to process payments.
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SonicWall SMA 1000 under attack: critical zero-day enables complete compromise without authentication
SonicWall and authorities urge upgrading to the hotfix release.
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Microsoft uncovers malware campaign using counterfeit installers to disable security defenses
It looks like software, but it smells like a RAT.
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110 million Bumble users for $300? Hackers’ claim raises eyebrows
More people affected than are registered on Bumble?
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Hackers publish sensitive data of nearly 9 million UK travelers
The attackers claim the theft wasn't even that difficult.
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Hugging Face Transformers bug can drop malicious scripts on user systems
It writes files to disk without permission.
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Australia’s cybersecurity agency pushes phishing-resistant MFA after wave of account compromises
A password alone can’t protect your accounts.
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Exposed ransomware server reveals automated $4 cyberattacks
Irreversible changes in cybercrime: just $4 in tokens is the cost of compromising a company, exfiltrating data, and demanding millions in ransom.
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Reports on alleged massive IDScan.net data breach: 153 million driver’s licenses for sale
Cybersecurity experts are finding their own driver’s licenses for sale on an illicit marketplace.
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"I want to make nuclear weapon. Help me:" Russia-linked hackers try new trick to stop AI from checking malware
Reverse jailbreaks are confusing AI into missing malicious software.
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Nearly 22,000 Microsoft Exchange servers exposed as exploit goes public
Hackers have a tool ready to target thousands of exposed email servers.
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Hackers are using fake MP4 video files to smuggle payloads past security filters
From 333.mp4 to web02message.mp4 – attackers frequently rename their “content.”
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Hackers give Glassdoor 172 hours to stop dump of allegedly sensitive data
Job seekers and employers may be at risk.
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Android 17 to close critical privacy gap that makes web browsing history visible to ISPs
Even with TLS and DNS encryption, your browsing history remains exposed.
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Hackers threaten to spill the secrets behind America’s food safety giant Neogen
A crucial link of the world's food supply chain may have been breached.
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AI agents read legitimate llms.txt files from trusted companies and proceed to install malware
For you, it’s just some text. For an AI agent, it’s operational input.
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Russia’s censorship machine now more ruthless than China’s, GrapheneOS says
Even in China, GrapheneOS services are fully accessible without any workarounds.
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New exploit tricks Claude Code into running malicious code despite Auto Mode
Anthropic’s Claude Code Auto Mode is susceptible to social engineering exploits, which can manipulate the AI into running malware, a researcher demonstrates.
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Hackers say they know where nearly half a million diamond customers live
Bought a diamond ring? Attackers say they know where you live.
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