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A critical PHP flaw affecting 70% of websites leaked a day early, sending the internet into emergency patch mode. Plus: ClickFix attacks hit new highs, SafePay ransomware breaches 600+ critical infrastructure orgs, and AI scam emails are now terrifyingly convincing.
Someone physically tampered with Ledger hardware wallets before they reached buyers. Plus: Microsoft's biggest-ever Patch Tuesday, North Korean laptop farms raided, and fake AI apps stealing your passwords.
A Jordan-based teenager behind ShinyHunters is cooperating with the FBI after hacking the Bureau itself. Plus: AI-powered bank attacks in South Korea, 16 fake crypto wallet extensions, and a Windows update breaking your games.
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.
A ShinyHunters hacker is talking to the FBI in Jordan — and the gang responded by attacking the FBI right back. Plus: half a million real passwords found exposed on GitHub, and three critical flaws being actively exploited right now.
The attack that tricks you into hacking yourself has gone mainstream. Plus: a data broker finally loses its domain after years of dodging a court, and AI agents are now stealing credit cards at industrial scale.
New Windows malware lets four AI models vote on what to steal next. The FBI may have been breached. And a data broker that ignored millions of removal requests just lost its own domain in court.
AI agents never get bored, never give up, and never sleep — and that's suddenly a security problem. Plus: a perfect-10 SD-WAN flaw under active attack, a SharePoint bug that's worse than advertised, and a data broker finally loses its domain.
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 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.
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 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.