A Phishing Scheme Worth Over $10 Million Ordinary phishing emails grew into a multimillion-dollar scheme built on tax refunds and government loans. A US federal court has sentenced Chukwuemeka Vic…

A security patch can neutralize a vulnerability while simultaneously exposing a direct path to the next exploit. Recently, cybersecurity firm Terra Security investigated how security patches becam…

A coordinated attack turned 333 Tor exit nodes into a trap for SSH users. The infected relays made up roughly 10% of all exits on the network. Even worse, the attackers had hidden the Ebury malwar…

Following European antitrust measures under the Digital Markets Act, British regulators have launched a major intervention. Specifically, the Competition and Markets Authority has targeted Apple&#…

AI Agents Move From the Cloud to the Desktop Generative AI is shifting from cloud Q&A toward agent workflows that operate desktop software. Power users now ask how to balance convenience, API …

At a Glance Malware Family Aoki infostealer (also tracked as Aokigahara) Threat Actor Unattributed (financially motivated; no confirmed or suspected links to known groups) Target / Victims Softwar…

At a Glance Malware Family SysGoRAT malware (cross-platform Go remote access trojan), PHP web shells, and AI-generated bash and PHP scripts Threat Actor Confirmed as cluster CL-UNK-1211; nation-st…

The recent data exposure involving the State Bank of India (SBI) has put an important cybersecurity question back in the spotlight. How…

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What to know, what to do, and how to detect exploitation — before the patch drops.

OAuth 2.0 is an authorization framework. It lets an application access your data on another service without ever seeing your password. When…

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Cuándo revalidar el token detrás del gateway, cómo se llaman las APIs entre sí, introspección o validación local, logout y cuánto debe…

Tasked with writing an application for a US defense contractor, the model made the code 19% more likely to be hackable.

In two internal incidents, agents read routine coding instructions as permission to weaken monitoring, and one gave a false answer about it.

The private keys associated with eight certificates were compromised, and root programs and trust stores are blocking them.

The DHS said agencies should remove DeepSeek products as well as third-party products and services developed using DeepSeek from their IT systems.