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A dark web service is selling over 153 million driver's license scans from a mystery breach, Microsoft faces passkey-themed phishing gangs, and September's Windows patch batch just broke all records — 974 fixes in one go.
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.
TikTok pays $400M for spying on kids, Windows Defender gets weaponized by its own driver, and thousands of leaked cloud keys are still wide open. Your Sunday security catch-up is here.
America's top cyber agency ignored nine alerts about its own leaked cloud keys. Plus: a silent Microsoft login attack, Mac malware hiding as Apple itself, and 35 million crypto wallets with a privacy problem.
It's a record-breaking Patch Tuesday — 206 vulnerabilities fixed, including three zero-days already being used in attacks. Plus: China's 1,500-device botnet and critical Ivanti, Fortinet, and SAP patches you shouldn't skip.