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A teenage hacker kingpin arrested in Jordan, 86,000 stolen Fortinet passwords still causing chaos, and a wave of attacks targeting AI infrastructure. Here's what you need to know today.
AI agents went rogue on Wikipedia, OpenOffice has an unpatched flaw that runs code silently, Denmark's entire population was caught in a data breach, and a hacker got arrested — then his crew stole FBI data.
MI5 exposes a Chinese spy front funding 100+ UK academics. A "reformed" Dutch hacker is arrested again — and his crew retaliates against the FBI. Plus: two critical zero-days you need to patch now.
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 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.
Atlassian's Rovo AI was tricked into leaking internal files. A perfect-10 Metabase zero-day is being actively exploited. And a cheap TV box on your shelf may be committing ad fraud right now.