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We are entering a time where an image is no longer proof of reality. With generative AI models producing photorealistic faces, events, and…

HackTheBox OSINT Walkthrough for the HackTheBoo CTF: How Reverse Image Search Unmasked the Gothic Panda APT

Artificial Intelligence has moved from trial runs to becoming the backbone of business strategy. The next step in that journey is agentic…

As I continue building out my security home lab, I wanted to add Splunk Enterprise to gain hands-on experience with one of the most…

It starts with a phone call. The voice on the other end is your boss, your mother, or your spouse. It sounds exactly like them — the same…

Microsoft Edge adds two new AI features, Copilot Actions and Journeys, enabling automated, multi-step web tasks and context-aware browsing history.

Anthropic dramatically expands its Google Cloud partnership, securing access to up to 1 million TPU accelerators and 1 GW of compute for future Claude model development.

CISA warned of two critical flaws in Veeder-Root TLS4B ATG systems. The RCE (CVE-2025-58428, CVSS 9.9) allows command injection via the SOAP interface, risking system takeover and energy disruption.

eSentire exposed a surge in NetSupport RAT campaigns using the ClickFix social engineering tactic. Three threat clusters leverage a PowerShell loader to bypass AV and gain full remote access via the RMM tool.

Dell patched three flaws in Storage Manager, including a Critical (CVSS 9.8) Auth Bypass (CVE-2025-43995) that allows remote, unauthenticated access to the Data Collector’s APIProxy.war component.

Google exposed UNC6229, a Vietnam-based group running "Fake Career" phishing on job boards. They use fake lures to compromise digital advertising accounts and corporate credentials for profit.

Ubiquiti issued an urgent patch for a Critical Auth Bypass flaw in UniFi Access. Attackers with network access can fully take over door management systems.

Check Point exposed the YouTube Ghost Network, a coordinated op using 3,000+ videos (Game/Software Cracks) to spread Rhadamanthys/Lumma infostealers via fake engagement and external file hosts.

Unit 42 exposed the Smishing Triad, a PhaaS network that registered 194K+ malicious domains for global smishing. The group impersonates postal/banking services and uses Telegram for its underground market.

OpenWrt released v24.10.4 to fix two high-severity flaws: CVE-2025-62526 allows RCE via a heap buffer overflow in ubusd, and CVE-2025-62525 leaks kernel memory via a DSL driver.

Trend exposed "Premier Pass-as-a-Service," a model where Earth Estries (access broker) and Earth Naga (APT36) share compromised network access to deploy ShadowPad in a coordinated espionage campaign.

Netskope exposed a Python RAT (Nursultan Client) disguised as a Minecraft tool. It uses the Telegram Bot API for C2 to steal Discord tokens, credentials, and capture screenshots on Windows, Linux, and macOS.

HashiCorp patched two flaws in Vault: CVE-2025-11621 allows AWS Auth Bypass via IAM role collision, and CVE-2025-12044 allows unauthenticated JSON DoS attack.