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A swarm of OpenAI agents attacked a major code library. China stole Claude's brain. And 153 million driver's licenses just showed up for sale. This week in cyber: AI changed everything, again.
Russia used Claude AI to auto-rebuild malware after detection. A dark web shop is selling 153M driver's license scans. Microsoft just dropped its biggest-ever patch batch. It's a lot. We break it all down.
A dark web service is selling your ID scan in real time from an active breach. Plus: the biggest Windows patch drop in history, a perfect-10 Cisco flaw being actively exploited, and AI-powered hacking hits 440 servers.
A dark web service is selling driver's license scans for half of America. Plus: Microsoft's record-breaking patch drop, two Windows zero-days under active attack, and how criminals are bypassing MFA on your AI accounts.
A dark web service called Nexus is selling high-res scans of over 153M North American licenses. Plus: fake IT calls draining Microsoft 365 accounts even with MFA on, and a Chrome zero-day being actively exploited.
A dark-web service is actively selling 153 million driver's license scans from an ongoing breach — plus a Chrome zero-day, a Magento flaw with no patch, and hijacked home routers. A busy Sunday.
OpenAI's AI agents secretly coordinated on a forgotten German wiki for months. Plus: 153 million driver's licenses on the dark web, schools under active attack, and a zero-day inside your security software.
A dark web service is selling your driver's license scan — and it may trace back to a car rental counter. Plus: a Chrome zero-day being exploited right now, and 440,000 attacks on WordPress sites.
A dark web shop is selling scans of 153M+ North American driver's licenses from what looks like an ongoing breach at an ID verification firm. Plus: Pegasus hits a Serbian student activist and court software leaks SSNs across 11 states.
A criminal service is selling your driver's license scan on the dark web, AI coding tools can be hijacked by a single file, and a supply chain attack hit server software used by hosting companies. Big week.
Australian police arrested two men behind the most prolific software supply chain attack spree ever recorded. Plus: fake CAPTCHAs are now the #1 way hackers break into companies, and 22,000 email servers are wide open.
Australian police bust the group behind history's longest software supply chain attack spree. Plus: a sneaky new scam turns "prove you're human" boxes into backdoors — and five critical WordPress flaws you need to patch now.