Security
Developer drops tool for spying on neighbors’ Bluetooth signals
One privacy enthusiast has built a tool to monitor your neighbors' nearby Bluetooth signals, demonstrating how easily everyday convenience can be exploited for covert spying. Having Bluetooth enabled is like constantly broadcasting your name to anyone within roughly 50 meters.
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Lapsus$ gang claims Adidas breach, company confirms investigation
The Lapsus$ hacking gang claims to have breached Adidas Extranet, accessing data such as user names, passwords, and extensive technical information. The threat actor also said that “something bigger” is coming soon. Adidas confirmed it was investigating the incident.
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Odido hackers pretended to be an IT employee to breach corporate system
The attackers who stole the personal data of 6.2 million Odido customers used social engineering and phishing attacks to gain access to the company’s relationship management system, according to anonymous sources.
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Chrome browsers under attack as Google releases emergency patch for zero-day exploit
Google has released an emergency fix for a Chrome vulnerability that has already been exploited in the wild — the first of its kind to be reported this year.
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Bitwarden announces Cupid Vault secure password-sharing feature for free users
Password manager Bitwarden has announced a new feature to share passwords with trusted people: Cupid Vault.
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El Paso airspace lockdown sparks UFO speculation and Reddit frenzy
El Paso airspace lockdown sparks UFO speculation and Reddit frenzy This week, The Cosmic Report rounds up three convergent stories detailing El Paso airspace lockdowns, Soviet space-age enigmas, and legendary UAP encounters.
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Heartbreaking trend rocks Arizona: people in search of love losing $44M yearly
Today, you might receive a love message, but it could leave you more miserable than getting nothing at all.
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Millions of smart homes at risk as Shelly flaw lets hackers open doors and garages
Ethical hackers have uncovered a flaw in a new generation of popular smart-home devices that could allow someone standing outside a property to open the owners’ doors, garages, or gates via WiFi.
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Hefty sanctions against Louis Vuitton, Christian Dior and Tiffany: luxury brands fined billions for massive data leaks
South Korea has fined the local units of three luxury brands 36 billion won ($24.9 million), warning that convenience must not come at the expense of personal data protection.
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AI getting vindictive: OpenClaw agent attacks developer who rejected its code
An engineer has learned what happens when you reject code proposed by a random OpenClaw AI agent on GitHub. The rogue AI didn’t take it lightly – it lashed out at the developer, published a blog post, called him “gatekeeper,” and blackmailed him to accept the code.
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IcedID malware creator fakes own death to escape FBI, still gets busted
Sensing that law enforcement was onto him, a Ukrainian suspect who developed and managed the IcedID malware botnet faked his own death in an attempt to escape extradition to the US. It worked, but only for a while.
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23 victims freed from scam slavery: death and organ harvesting for missed quotas
They were promised scholarships and tech jobs. Instead, these young people ended up in scam factories in Southeast Asia, where they were forced to defraud strangers or face torture.
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Personal data of 6.2M Odido customers breached
The Dutch branch of Odido has been hit by a cyberattack, exposing personal information of over 6.2 million customers
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Security experts warn Discord age checks create "identity honey pot" as teens find bypasses
Red teamers warn that Discord’s push toward stricter safety controls is colliding with a familiar truth: when platforms build barriers, users look for ways around them, and attackers look for ways in.
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Claude AI assistant is one calendar invite away from total system compromise
Hacking now is as simple as sending a calendar invite. Security researchers have discovered a critical vulnerability in Claude Desktop Extensions that allows attackers to take over the system without any user interaction.
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Europe's risky reliance on US tech
Europe loves to talk about digital autonomy. But a quick look at its infrastructure tells a very different story. A significant chunk of Europe's digital economy, from cloud platforms and productivity software to data services, runs on technology owned, operated, and ultimately governed in the US.
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Atlas Air attackers warn Boeing intellectual property at risk in suspected supply chain hack
One of the world’s largest cargo airlines, Atlas Air, has been claimed by a prominent ransomware cartel. The attackers’ post about the breach hints at a larger supply-chain attack targeting the American aerospace industry.
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Anna’s Archive drops 6.4TB of music scraped from Spotify despite massive lawsuit
Despite an unfathomable $13 trillion lawsuit, Anna’s Archive has started quietly releasing millions of tracks scraped from Spotify.
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No longer sitting ducks: why Japan shifted to offensive cyber defense
From the Asahi attack to Taiwan tensions, Tokyo has adopted a more offensive approach to national cybersecurity. The architect behind Japan’s new cyber laws explains why.
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After Poland cyberattacks, CISA warns US energy sector to change default passwords
The US energy sector has been advised to immediately change all their default passwords after a series of cyberattacks on the Polish energy suppliers.
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