Security

Plugging an LG monitor into a Windows computer installs a potentially unwanted program

Even a premium LG monitor forces unwanted software that peddles antivirus subscriptions.
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271 million Uber Eats and Starbucks records surface on hacker forum: Should you be worried?


WordPress urges immediate update: hackers are gaining full control with a critical exploit

The most popular content management system, powering nearly half of the web, has been hit by one of the worst vulnerabilities, and hackers already know how to exploit it.
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Unpatched SharkNinja flaw turns vacuum cleaner into a spy, reveals house maps, WiFi passwords


Hacker wipes European country’s entire land registry database, paralyzing real-estate market


AWS billing system bug sparks panic with fake billion-dollar invoices


How exactly is Kalshi’s mysterious surveillance team catching insider traders?


Ernst & Young vendor exposes sensitive client tax records, company says

Unauthorized activity in the system continued for weeks.
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Trump’s $300m election security contradiction exposed by former CISA official

President accused of weaponizing voting system flaws ahead of midterms
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Russian spies hunt targets via exposed European cameras: 87,000 found vulnerable

Decade-old flaws can still provide Russian intelligence with many eyes in Europe.
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Coca-Cola's $4 billion dairy brand forced offline after data breach


Italy fines WINDTRE €1.7 million over data breaches

Hackers stole sensitive user information, including payment data.
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OpenAI confirms GPT-5.6 sporadically deletes user files, says it’s fine

The company insists these deletions are rare “honest mistakes.”
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EU approves X’s plan to end DSA breaches


23andMe will pay $18M to settle claims over massive data breach

The firm first blamed clients for how their accounts were set up.
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LastPass and Bitwarden users flooded with fake compliance emails


MacOS users, beware: newly discovered stealthy stealer requires no exploits

The stealer focuses on Europe, where more than 50% of identified victims are located
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Critical NGINX vulnerability discovered: hackers can attempt to crash servers or even gain code execution


Attackers keep using GitHub to distribute malware

GitHub's growing abuse as a malware distribution platform shows no signs of slowing.
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Critical Zoom for Windows vulnerability allows hackers to hijack accounts without a password

Hackers on the internet can tamper with Zoom traffic and hijack accounts with no password or user interaction.
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