Security
Third of these proxy IPs trace back to a botnet network Google just dismantled
A proxy network promising millions of clean residential IPs may actually be recycling infrastructure tied to one of the internet’s largest botnet ecosystems.
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Apple patches bug that allowed FBI to recover deleted Signal messages, receives kudos
Tech giant Apple has fixed a security flaw that had allowed the FBI to access a Signal user’s deleted messages through their phone’s push notification database, despite the app being deleted and messages being set to disappear.
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Millions of crypto users may be the targets, as hackers claim CoinMarketCap
A hacker claims to be selling tens of millions of CoinMarketCap user records, putting crypto users at risk of phishing attacks.
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North Korean hackers build “shiny new” macOS malware, but get hacked themselves
North Korean attackers are using a new macOS malware kit to target developers, executives, and other specialists in high-value environments like fintech and crypto. It would be a shame if someone took over their Telegram bots and flooded their infrastructure with junk.
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New report reveals Hollywood studios still dangerously exposed to cyber risks
It’s been a little more than a decade since the Sony hack exposed the email inboxes of top executives and led to multiple full movies being dropped into the public domain. The incident highlighted cybersecurity as one of Hollywood’s Achilles’ heels, but not much has been done to protect the industry since, a new report claims.
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UK networks hit by 67 million attacks targeting Hikvision cameras
A decade-old bug in Hikvision’s internet-connected cameras generated more than 67 million attack attempts against UK companies last year, proving that old exploits are still a gift to hackers if they remain unpatched and network-connected.
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40K+ exposed as California weed delivery service leaks customer photo IDs, selfies, other details
Three Trees, a California-based marijuana products delivery service, has spilled the personal details of thousands of people. Customers and delivery drivers had their personal info, as well as selfies and IDs, left publicly accessible.
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CISA, America’s top cyber defense agency, has no access to Anthropic’s Mythos
Anthropic is marketing its new cybersecurity-focused AI model Mythos as too dangerous for public release, but hasn’t even provided the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency with access to it. This seems bizarre.
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750,000 DNN websites in danger: a simple SVG upload can lead to complete compromise
DNN, the leading open-source content management platform (CMS) in the Microsoft ecosystem, has patched a stored cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability. It enables hackers to upload malicious SVG files and achieve remote code execution.
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Two major US banks targeted — Citizens Bank and Frost Bank confirms breach
Two major US banks have appeared on a ransomware leak site, with hackers dangling sensitive financial data. The attackers released samples of sensitive financial data, setting a six-day ultimatum before public release.
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Agoda denies breach, as 82M records allegedly hit hacker forum
The data allegedly belonging to Agoda has hit underground hacker forums, with 82 million records for sale. Agoda dismisses the claims, stating that the data does not belong to the company.
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Anthropic investigates unauthorized Mythos access by Discord group
Anthropic has opened an investigation after discovering that a small group of Discord users gained unauthorized access to the AI company’s powerful new Mythos model, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday.
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“Free and open-source” Bloomberg Terminal alternative tops GitHub Trending chart: bring your own data
A “Free and open-source” alternative to Bloomberg Terminal has AI agents bolted on and is topping GitHub trending charts on Tuesday. However, full features sit behind a paywall, and free users are required to use their own data.
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Healthcare orgs in Illinois and Texas potentially leak data of 600,000 individuals
Threat actors continue to target the American healthcare industry. Three US organizations – one in Texas and two in Illinois – have disclosed significant data breaches affecting nearly 600,000 individuals in total.
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ANTS Hack: 19 million records exposed in French ID agency breach
The French government has confirmed that its database used to secure identity documents has been breached, exposing around 19 million records containing passport, national ID card, and driver’s license data.
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“The browser is the new cyberbattleground”: NordLayer’s Andrius Buinovskis on the browser security gap most companies leave wide open in 2026
TLDR In an exclusive interview with Cybernews, NordLayer’s Head of Product Andrius Buinovskis makes the case for why businesses can...
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Lovable goes on ego trip denying vulnerability, then blames others for said vulnerability
Vibecoding platform Lovable has admitted a serious flaw in its service after, bizarrely, first denying the vulnerability and blaming the alleged misunderstanding on unclear documentation and design. Then it threw HackerOne, the bug-bounty service, under the bus.
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Dutch warship compromised with $5 tracker and a postcard
Cheap tech just keeps on exposing NATO warships. In the latest example, a journalist was able to send a Bluetooth tracker to a Dutch frigate.
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TikTok video downloader extensions infect over 130K users with covert spyware
Featured Chrome and Edge browser extensions for downloading TikTok videos are secretly spying on users and profiling them. They have remote-control backdoors that could be abused for data exfiltration or worse. Twelve extensions infected over 130,000 users.
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Banks raise alarm over Anthropic's Mythos AI: Could it exploit financial system weaknesses?
Regulators from Australia and South Korea have raised concerns regarding Anthropic’s AI model Mythos, arguing that it has the potential to destabilize entire banking systems.
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