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New undersea cable projects in Papua New Guinea are transforming the region into a digital stronghold, revealing the high-stakes contest between Western powers and China for control over the Indo-Pacific’s digital infrastructure.
Docker has released more than 1,000 security-hardened container images for free, marking a major shift in supply chain security. Our feature investigates the move, industry context, and what it means for developers.
AI and automation are transforming cyber threats in transportation. The NMFTA reveals how sophisticated attacks now target both digital and physical operations, turning cargo theft into a high-speed digital heist. Industry collaboration and regulatory changes are fueling a new era of resilience.
The windmill desk lamp isn’t your average light source. Built from copper wire and powered by a clever combination of gearmotors, slip rings, and lithium-ion batteries, it spins a new story about the intersection of art and engineering.
Color TV wasn’t just a leap in visuals—it was a covert engineering feat. Discover how 1950s innovators snuck color into homes while keeping black-and-white TVs relevant, using clever signal tricks and technical wizardry.
EchoGram is a breakthrough attack that lets hackers bypass AI chatbot security by adding innocuous strings to prompts. Discover how this method threatens current LLM defenses and what it means for the future of AI safety.
An automated blitz of password spraying attacks is hammering Cisco and Palo Alto Networks VPN gateways, exploiting weak credentials and centralized cloud infrastructure. Enterprises are urged to reinforce authentication and monitor for suspicious activity.
Italy is investing €770 million to modernize its aging submarine fleet, targeting U212A and Sauro-class vessels for upgrades and life extensions in a high-stakes bid to maintain maritime security and technological edge.
A new scam called GhostPairing turns WhatsApp’s convenience features into a hacker’s backdoor. Here’s how attackers trick users into handing over access—and what you can do to safeguard your privacy.
Quantum computing could shatter traditional encryption, but new quantum-safe networks are emerging. Explore the urgent push for global standards and real-world deployments in the fight to secure tomorrow’s data.
As AI copilots automate business apps at unprecedented speed, legacy SaaS security is falling behind. Discover how dynamic, adaptive security platforms are becoming essential to keep AI-powered integrations safe and compliant.
The React2Shell vulnerability is bypassing traditional web application firewalls with ease, exposing businesses to AI-driven attacks. Experts call for smarter, adaptive defenses to meet the speed and sophistication of modern threats.
After being targeted by a deepfake, Vaishnav Anand developed an AI tool to expose and prevent the manipulation of satellite imagery—a critical but overlooked threat to global security.
A dramatic cyber-espionage plot unfolded aboard the Italian ferry 'Fantastic' in France, with authorities suspecting Russian GRU involvement after RAT malware was found on crew devices. One crew member faces serious charges as investigators probe the potential for state-sponsored sabotage at sea.
Microsoft is taking a hard line on email security, announcing a March 2026 deadline for Exchange Online users to update outdated devices or lose mailbox access. Find out what’s changing, who’s at risk, and how organizations can prepare.
Adaptive Security has secured $81 million in Series B funding to develop AI-powered simulations and training that help organizations defend against deepfakes, vishing, and other advanced cyber threats.
Investigators reveal how ClickFix social engineering is luring users with fake Word Online alerts, tricking them into launching DarkGate malware with just a few clicks.
Linus Torvalds has forcefully rejected a new Linux kernel security module proposal, igniting a heated debate over innovation versus stability in the open-source community. The controversy highlights the lack of clear rules for introducing security features and may reshape the future of Linux kernel security.
Congress is moving to ban Chinese-made LiDAR technology from US critical infrastructure, warning of espionage and sabotage risks. The SAFE LiDAR Act sets out strict new rules, enforcement mechanisms, and limited waivers to secure America's technological future.
A homemade remote button presser using ESP32 microcontrollers sheds light on the hidden cybersecurity risks and technical intrigue behind everyday automation.
A severe flaw in JumpCloud Remote Assist for Windows allows any user to hijack SYSTEM privileges or crash devices. Organizations must urgently update to version 0.317.0 to prevent full endpoint compromise.
A USB gadget that looks innocent but acts like a hacker’s tool: plug it in, and it reveals your device’s network identity. We investigate the blurred line between convenience and potential cyber risk.
Wireshark 4.6.2 delivers urgent security patches for HTTP/3 and MEGACO vulnerabilities, restores plugin compatibility, and enhances protocol support—making it a must-have update for enterprise network analysts.
Shannon is an AI-powered, open-source tool that performs continuous, autonomous penetration testing on web applications. It simulates real-world attacks, provides actionable proof-of-concept exploits, and is redefining how organizations approach web security.
The ShadyPanda attack proved that browser extensions are a major blind spot in enterprise security. Discover how millions were breached, why extensions matter for SaaS defense, and the steps your organization must take to avoid becoming the next victim.
The UK is launching an ambitious plan to build nuclear-powered submarines every 18 months as part of the AUKUS pact with the US and Australia. This move aims to boost allied presence in the Indo-Pacific and counter China’s growing naval power.
Wireshark 4.6.2 delivers crucial security patches, resolves plugin compatibility issues, and updates protocol support, reinforcing its role as the essential network analysis tool.
As cyberattacks increasingly target the global supply chain, AI and automation are reshaping how enterprises defend against hidden threats—right down to the firmware level. Discover the new frontline in cybersecurity.
AI is rapidly transforming both cybercrime and cybersecurity. Midmarket teams now face a new breed of AI-powered attacks, but AI-driven defenses like next-generation firewalls are helping them turn the tables. Here’s how the latest technology is leveling the playing field.
A critical vulnerability in the Plesk web hosting control panel allows attackers to gain root access, putting countless servers and customer data at risk. Immediate patching and vigilant monitoring are essential to prevent widespread compromise.
Thread Hijacking is a rising cyber threat where attackers infiltrate business email conversations to divert funds through sophisticated scams. Learn how the attack works, recent real-world cases, and the critical steps organizations must take to protect themselves.
Ivan Miranda has reinvented the slapophone, merging street performance with robotics and MIDI control. His creation uses telescoping pipes, stepper motors, and an Arduino brain to bring a new twist to this beloved DIY instrument.
Obscura ransomware group has launched Obscura 2.0, targeting Startek Engineering Inc., a global leader in fingerprint identification. This marks a new wave of sophisticated ransomware attacks threatening the biometric security industry.
Vibe coding—using AI to generate code from natural language—is transforming development, but the speed comes at a cost. Experts warn that unchecked AI-generated code introduces new vulnerabilities, demands new developer roles, and requires robust security governance to prevent catastrophic failures.
Researchers extracted firmware from a budget smartwatch by reviving the old 'blinkenlights' technique—using screen pixels to leak data. This exposes critical security flaws in cheap IoT gadgets, showing that even decades-old hacks can threaten modern devices.
CISA's new guidance reveals systemic vulnerabilities in Secure Boot configurations across enterprise devices, warning that outdated or disabled protections leave organizations exposed to advanced firmware attacks.
AI agents fall to prompt injection attacks, macOS bug bounties shrink, and Chinese APTs emerge from the Cisco Academy—this week’s overlooked cyber stories highlight new threats and the unintended consequences of tech innovation.
The NSA has released new guidance after uncovering critical weaknesses in how enterprises manage UEFI Secure Boot, exposing organizations to advanced firmware attacks. The advisory details common missteps, recent exploits, and practical steps for IT teams to secure their device fleets.
Qatar is teaming up with Italian innovators to protect its vital underwater infrastructure. Discover how this alliance is shaping the Gulf's defense against emerging cyber and physical threats.
A devastating ransomware attack has paralyzed La Rabta Hospital in Tunis, locking staff out of vital systems and putting patient care at risk. Netcrook explores how this incident reveals deep vulnerabilities in healthcare cybersecurity.
A critical vulnerability in Microsoft PowerShell (CVE-2025-54100) puts millions of Windows systems at risk. Attackers can exploit improper command handling to execute malicious code. Find out which systems are affected, how to patch, and how to stay safe.
Ledger and 1inch partner to end blind signing in DeFi, launching a secure, transparent multisig platform for on-chain treasuries. This collaboration sets a new standard for crypto treasury management.
Italy’s Sea Plan represents a dramatic consolidation of maritime governance, making underwater security a national strategic priority. With new laws, expanded sea zones, and a unified approach, Italy is setting a benchmark for protecting its submerged assets.
An investigation reveals over 10,000 Docker Hub images exposing live credentials and API keys, affecting more than 100 organizations—including Fortune 500 companies and major banks. Learn what went wrong and how to prevent future leaks.
Industrial automation leaders Siemens, Rockwell, and Schneider Electric have issued urgent patches for critical security vulnerabilities affecting key infrastructure systems. Learn how these flaws could impact factories, power grids, and essential services worldwide.
Microsoft’s latest PowerShell update introduces a critical security prompt for Invoke-WebRequest, targeting a high-severity remote code execution flaw. IT pros must adapt their scripts to avoid automation disruptions and keep systems safe.
Makop ransomware is raising the stakes with new tactics: disabling antivirus, exploiting RDP, and leveraging advanced exploits—plus a dangerous new partnership with GuLoader. Here’s how the threat is evolving and what organizations must do to defend themselves.
President Trump’s decision to reopen advanced Nvidia chip exports to China marks a stunning reversal in U.S. tech policy, igniting new debates over security, AI leadership, and economic strategy.
Google is raising the stakes in browser security with new AI-driven defenses for Chrome, targeting the rising threat of indirect prompt injection. From the User Alignment Critic to Agent Origin Sets, learn how Google is fighting to keep AI helpers safe—and whether it’s enough.
When Zero Trust collapses due to siloed signals, a clever workflow using Tines steps in—connecting Kolide device trust and Okta identity management for real-time, automated access decisions.
Storm-0249 is reshaping the ransomware landscape by hijacking trusted security tools and using advanced tactics like fileless PowerShell and DLL sideloading. Learn how these attacks work and why your most trusted defenses could be your biggest vulnerability.
Google is rolling out powerful agentic AI features in Chrome—but with new capabilities come new threats. Discover how Google’s layered security model, including the User Alignment Critic and site isolation, aims to keep your browser AI both helpful and safe.
The 'Broadside' variant of the Mirai botnet is actively exploiting shipping industry DVRs through a critical vulnerability, signaling a shift to targeted, high-stakes cyber-attacks on maritime infrastructure.
Identity security firm Saviynt has raised $700 million at a $3 billion valuation, signaling a new era of AI-driven cybersecurity competition. But will this massive investment drive innovation, or simply reward early insiders? Netcrook investigates.
Broadside, a newly discovered Mirai botnet variant, is actively attacking maritime DVRs using advanced in-memory tactics and custom C2 protocols. Beyond launching DDoS attacks, it seeks credentials and persistent control, raising urgent concerns for global shipping cybersecurity.
A deep dive into how savvy Linux users supercharge their systems with SSD caching—while wrestling with the complexities of SELinux security. Discover the technical tricks and hard-won lessons behind the SSD super cache.
As holiday shopping surges, cybercriminals intensify attacks on retailers, exploiting both customer and staff credentials. Learn how adaptive security, bot management, and proactive planning can keep businesses safe—and open—when stakes are highest.
A widespread failure in Porsche’s satellite security and telematics systems has immobilized hundreds of luxury vehicles across Russia, exposing the hidden risks of connected car technology and raising questions about software reliability and remote control features.
NVIDIA and Lakera AI have launched a unified security framework targeting the unique risks of agentic AI agents in enterprise environments. Their approach leverages continuous red teaming and a new risk taxonomy to detect and mitigate vulnerabilities in autonomous systems. This could be a game-changer for AI safety standards.
A critical flaw in React Server Components has left over two million Next.js-powered websites vulnerable to remote code execution. With active exploitation already underway, immediate patching is essential to prevent widespread compromise.
On December 5, 2025, a security update for React Server triggered a global Cloudflare outage. This feature unpacks the technical missteps behind a 25-minute service blackout affecting 28% of global HTTP traffic.
Rust is quietly taking over critical code at Google, Microsoft, and Cloudflare—delivering massive security improvements while streamlining development. But is it the silver bullet for safer software?
Security researchers exposed critical flaws in Avast Antivirus that let attackers exploit the sandbox feature to gain full system access. Discover how the attack unfolded, why even trusted security tools can harbor dangerous bugs, and what this means for your digital defenses.
AI-powered cyberattacks are making social engineering scams more convincing and accessible than ever. Discover how both criminals and defenders are using AI, and the practical steps organizations and individuals can take to protect themselves.
Relying on isolated NDR tools leaves organizations exposed in a world of sophisticated, multi-vector attacks. True defense now demands unified SecOps platforms that integrate detection, context, and automation—before attackers can exploit the gaps.
FreeBSD 15.0 debuts with a bold new update model, enhanced security, and major upgrades for cloud and server environments. Learn how this silent titan powers the digital world.
Qilin ransomware has struck UniqueTech Engineering, exposing the company to data leaks and business disruption. The attack signals escalating risks for critical industries worldwide.
Clop ransomware used a secret Oracle flaw to breach Barts Health NHS, leaking sensitive patient data and exposing how zero-day exploits threaten hospitals worldwide.
A rushed security patch at Cloudflare triggered global 500 errors, revealing the risks of rapid fixes in internet infrastructure. We break down what happened and what it means for the web.
Sprocket Security earns repeat G2 awards for its always-on penetration testing, blending technical innovation with customer-focused support to set a new industry benchmark.
A breakthrough SVG clickjacking technique lets attackers create interactive overlays to steal data or hijack actions on trusted sites, exposing a new browser security blind spot.
Twin brothers with hacking convictions allegedly wiped 96 U.S. government databases after being rehired as contractors, exposing critical weaknesses in federal cybersecurity and oversight.
Five major cyber threats—including AI coding flaws, supply chain malware, and privacy breaches—forced organizations to radically change web security strategies in 2025. Here’s what happened and why it matters.
UEFI is moving beyond x86 PCs, now appearing on ARM boards like Rock 5 ITX+. Discover what this means for security, hardware hacking, and the future of SBCs.
Critical flaws in PickleScan let attackers hide malicious code in PyTorch models, exposing AI supply chains. Experts call for robust, multi-layered security strategies.
Italy’s new National Underwater Hub aims to secure critical seabed infrastructure and foster innovation, blending state strategy with private enterprise for a safer, smarter future.
Quantum computers could soon break today's encryption. This feature explores the urgent global push for post-quantum cryptography and Italy's role in building tomorrow's defenses.
DragonForce and Scattered Spider have joined forces, creating a ransomware cartel that blends social engineering with advanced malware for unprecedented cyberattacks.
Anthropic’s Claude Skills can be weaponized to deliver ransomware, exposing businesses to new cyber risks. Discover how this AI feature became a backdoor for attackers.
As satellites become vital to both defense and daily life, ESA faces rising cyberattacks and new supply chain risks. Europe’s security may now depend on space.
Let’s Encrypt is slashing SSL certificate lifespans to 45 days by 2028, urging website owners to automate renewals and adapt to a faster, more secure internet landscape.
Italy is betting on the depths and the stars, investing billions to safeguard undersea cables and satellites—now seen as the critical battlegrounds of global security.
ServiceNow’s billion-dollar acquisition of Veza signals a shift in the battle for digital identity control as AI and cloud technologies reshape cybersecurity’s front lines.
A DIY engineer builds a LoRa wireless repeater in PVC pipe, powered by D-cell batteries. The device can operate for five years, redefining resilient off-grid connectivity.
Google's December update patches two Android zero-day flaws used in attacks, highlighting ongoing risks from spyware, state hackers, and the urgent need for mobile vigilance.
A malicious npm package employs hidden prompts to mislead AI security tools, highlighting a new cybercrime tactic that targets both humans and machines in the digital supply chain.
Researchers set a digital trap and caught North Korea’s Lazarus hackers trying to infiltrate Western companies via remote job scams—unveiling a new frontier in cyber espionage.
Hackers are using Evilginx to bypass MFA at major US universities, capturing session cookies and exposing new threats to campus security. Learn how attackers outsmarted defenses.
A mysterious satellite system failure has left hundreds of Porsche owners in Russia stranded, raising questions about digital security, corporate exits, and the risks of connected cars.
Proxyearth enables anyone to access private data and live locations of Indian citizens with just a phone number, revealing a major privacy and security crisis.
Agentic AI browsers are quietly revolutionizing the internet—and exposing organizations to invisible security threats. Learn why these powerful digital assistants are both a boon and a ticking time bomb.
Explore the real keys to securing your crypto assets, from device hygiene and wallet choices to smart handling of recovery phrases—plus lessons from notorious crypto heists.
Quttera's new API turns tedious security compliance into real-time automation, targeting PCI DSS v4.0 and SOC 2 audits. Discover how automation could end the evidence chase for good.
Cybercriminals exploit the ‘#’ in URLs to hijack AI browser assistants in a stealthy attack called HashJack—exposing a new vulnerability in how AI interprets web addresses.
A targeted breach in Gainsight’s Salesforce integration exposed customer tokens, prompting swift defensive actions and raising fresh concerns about SaaS platform security industry-wide.
The Brotherhood ransomware group has struck Ingenieurbüro Laudi, a German engineering office, highlighting the rising threat to small firms and industry-wide cyber risks.
A 3D-printed PLA part engineered by Tom Stanton held over a metric ton, smashing records and challenging beliefs about plastic’s potential in real-world applications.
Hydrofoil bikes promise cycling over water, but inventors face tough challenges with stability, buoyancy, and engineering. Dive into the tech and market behind this aquatic dream.
A new attack called HashJack uses the # symbol in URLs to manipulate AI browser assistants, turning trusted sites into security threats. Learn how it works and why it matters.
QT quietly powers everything from desktop apps to car dashboards. Discover its history, security challenges, and why this framework is critical to our digital world.
Sinobi ransomware has breached Secure Network Solutions, a leading IT security provider, highlighting the growing risk of cyberattacks against those meant to defend us.
Microsoft’s recent Windows 11 updates now require users to set PINs with security keys, aligning with global authentication standards and reshaping the landscape of passwordless security.
Incransom ransomware has struck ITL Systemhaus, a key German IT provider. The attack exposes the cascading risks faced by businesses relying on digital supply chains.
Clover Security launches with $36 million, aiming to use AI to catch software vulnerabilities before code is written. Their approach could redefine how organizations build secure software.
A new critical flaw in ASUS AiCloud routers allows hackers to bypass authentication and access home networks. Experts warn users to update firmware or risk remote attacks.
Community software updaters like Chocolatey and Winget offer speed, but can hide security risks. Learn how to patch safely without sacrificing convenience or control.
Thousands of sensitive credentials and secrets from banks, governments, and tech firms were leaked online via code beautifying tools—showing how convenience can invite cyber risk.
Explore how small Python coding tricks can dramatically improve performance—and why speed is a hidden security weapon in the fight against cybercrime.
A single coding mistake in Firefox exposed 180 million users to attack. Discover how the bug was found, fixed, and what you must do to stay secure.
A new scam campaign called ClickFix uses the familiar Win+R shortcut to trick Windows users into installing malware disguised as updates. Learn how to stay protected.
Vision language models are moving from research to real-world security, enabling AI to interpret scenes and text together—while raising urgent questions on privacy and oversight.
ShadowRay 2.0 exploits a flaw in the Ray AI framework, turning powerful AI clusters into a global cryptomining botnet. Discover the risks and how to defend your AI assets.
Quantum-safe encryption is reshaping mobile forensics. Investigators may soon find even the most advanced tools useless, forcing a rethink of privacy, security, and justice in the digital age.
Linux 6.18-rc7 marks the last stretch before release, with major driver updates, a subtle SELinux security fix, and a focus on stability for the world's critical infrastructure.
Google Pixel 10 devices can now share files directly with iPhones using Quick Share and AirDrop, marking a new era in cross-platform sharing and mobile security.
Quebec agribusiness MaheuMaheu is under siege by ransomware attackers, highlighting the rising threat to food supply chains and the growing risk of digital extortion in agriculture.
A CrowdStrike insider leaked sensitive data to hackers, highlighting how human vulnerabilities and third-party risks can undermine even the best cybersecurity defenses.
A newly discovered flaw in Grafana Enterprise's SCIM feature could let attackers impersonate admins. Find out how it works, who’s at risk, and what you must do.
Google’s Quick Share now lets Android and iPhone users share files securely using Rust-hardened tech, bridging a long-standing gap while raising new questions about privacy and trust.
Hackers are abusing browser notifications with Matrix Push C2 to deliver fileless malware and phishing scams. Learn how this new attack vector evades traditional defenses.
A lost decryption key forced the IACR, a leading cryptology group, to cancel its election—highlighting how even the best security can be undone by human error.
Runlayer emerges from stealth with $11 million to secure AI tools for enterprises, leveraging the Model Context Protocol and attracting early adoption from top tech unicorns.
SquareX accuses Perplexity’s Comet AI browser of a critical security flaw. Perplexity disputes the claim, but both sides agree: browser security is an ongoing battle.
A critical flaw in Windows graphics software allows hackers to hijack computers with a single image. Learn how it works, who’s at risk, and why patching is urgent.
A third-party app breach exposed Salesforce customer data, revealing the hidden dangers of cloud integrations and why supply chain security is now everyone’s business.
Perimeter security is obsolete for critical infrastructure. Zero Trust and PaaS offer smarter, unified protection for OT and IoT—reshaping how industries defend against cyber threats.
With Windows 10 support ending, users face a tough choice: risk outdated systems or migrate to Windows 11. Discover why this shift is a vital chance to boost security.
A coordinated cyber campaign hit Palo Alto's GlobalProtect VPN with 2.3 million scans in five days, exposing new risks and signaling possible new vulnerabilities ahead.
Google rushed to patch a critical zero-day flaw in Chrome after hackers exploited it. Discover what happened, how it works, and why it matters for everyone online.
Modern ships face invisible cyber threats: AIS and GPS spoofing can hijack navigation, conceal vessels, and disrupt global trade. The maritime sector must adapt before disaster strikes.
Google’s Quick Share now bridges Android and Apple AirDrop, letting users transfer files across rival devices. Learn how Google pulled this off and what it means for the tech world.
A deep dive into one man's quest to repair a Milltronics CNC lathe, revealing the hidden obstacles manufacturers create and the growing right-to-repair movement.
Firefox 145’s new fingerprint protection makes users harder to track online. Learn how Mozilla’s latest update raises the stakes in the privacy arms race against digital snooping.
AI-powered agents are revolutionizing US cyber offense, enabling mass-scale, automated hacking operations and sparking a new global arms race for digital supremacy.
A critical WhatsApp flaw exposed 3.5 billion user profiles worldwide. Researchers found and deleted the data, preventing what could have been the largest cyber leak ever.
Everest ransomware claims to have breached Petrobras, stealing seismic exploration data and threatening Brazil’s oil industry with ransom demands and potential industrial espionage.
After the Salt Typhoon cyberattack exposed US telecoms, the FCC has repealed new cybersecurity rules—leaving experts warning of increased risks to national security and critical infrastructure.
DevOps platforms are treasure troves for cybercriminals. Learn how code repositories become targets, why backups matter, and what steps safeguard your business from ransomware and data loss.
A simple internal error at Cloudflare caused widespread internet outages, highlighting the hidden vulnerabilities and interdependencies in today’s cloud-powered digital world.
Data localization laws aim to protect privacy but may open new cyber risks. Companies forced to split systems face hidden vulnerabilities lurking in contracts and cross-border operations.
TamperedChef malware uses fake software installers and digital certificates to infiltrate industries worldwide, exploiting trust and online ads to distribute information-stealing backdoors.
The global disappearance of pennies spells trouble for hackers and hobbyists who once relied on these coins for science, electronics, and mischief. Discover why this matters.
Qilin ransomware has listed gaming tech giant IGT as its latest victim, highlighting the growing threat of cyberattacks against the global gambling industry. Here’s what we know.
Nova ransomware has targeted HostingFest, a major web hosting provider, locking out services and raising alarms about vulnerabilities in the backbone of the internet.
Cybercriminals often turn trusted apps into attack tools. Learn how ringfencing locks down software, prevents lateral movement, and makes Zero Trust security a reality for modern organizations.
University of Vienna researchers exposed a WhatsApp flaw that let them collect 3.5 billion user profiles without hacking—raising deep questions about privacy and global digital risks.
Qilin ransomware targeted Marine Foods Express, exposing vulnerabilities in global seafood supply chains. Learn how ransomware gangs exploit critical industries and what this means for business resilience.
SecurityMetrics’ Shopping Cart Inspect wins Data Leak Detection Solution of the Year for 2025, spotlighting new forensic tools to fight rising web skimming attacks on online stores.
A two-year-old Ray AI framework vulnerability is fueling a global wave of cryptojacking and data theft, exposing the security gaps in modern AI infrastructure.
Frentree teams up with AccuKnox to deliver cutting-edge Zero Trust cloud security across South Korea, responding to increased cyber threats and rapid cloud adoption in finance and enterprise sectors.
A sophisticated phishing campaign uses ClickFix tactics to trick users into unleashing Amatera Stealer and NetSupport RAT, targeting sensitive data and business networks worldwide.
Cybercriminals are exploiting the old finger protocol to deliver malware via ClickFix attacks, tricking users with fake prompts and bypassing modern security tools.
A voice-recognizing business card pushes neural network AI onto a microcontroller, blending innovation with new questions about security and the future of smart devices.
Two Belgian pranksters exploited Louvre security with a LEGO frame to hang their painting beside the Mona Lisa, exposing vulnerabilities weeks after a major jewel heist.
Qilin ransomware has targeted Maresa Logística, a key Spanish logistics firm, signaling growing threats to Europe’s supply chains and highlighting the urgent need for stronger cybersecurity.
Mandated ID verification laws are forcing businesses to store sensitive data, making them prime targets for hackers. Discord's 2025 breach reveals the mounting risks and calls for smarter defenses.
HeroTech’s Impossible Lightsaber blends movie magic and engineering, but while it dazzles, closed designs and tough assembly keep this Jedi dream at arm’s length for most fans.
Fantasy Hub is a subscription-based Android spyware kit sold on Telegram, capable of stealing texts, calls, and financial data—ushering in a new era of easy mobile cybercrime.
When Outlook files become corrupted or unwieldy, Stellar Toolkit for Outlook delivers a robust, all-in-one rescue suite for repair, recovery, conversion, and password headaches—no IT jargon required.
Hezi Rash, a Kurdish hacktivist collective, launched 350 DDoS attacks in two months, signaling a new era of easy-to-rent cyber-disruption with global political motives.
Qilin ransomware has struck Red Phoenix Construction, highlighting how cybercriminals are targeting the construction industry’s digital vulnerabilities and risking major operational disruptions.
The RondoDox botnet is exploiting over 50 vulnerabilities across 30 vendors, targeting routers, cameras, and servers in a new wave of automated cyberattacks.
MIT legend Peter Samson reprograms a 1960s PDP-1 to play Boards of Canada, connecting hacker history, digital nostalgia, and the enduring spirit of creative computing.
Over 43,000 satellites worth $665 billion will enter orbit in the next decade, as defense and tech giants fuel an unprecedented space race and reshape the global market.
Amazon is aggressively marketing AI surveillance tools—like facial recognition and real-time control centers—to U.S. police, raising new questions about privacy and big tech’s power.
Kairos ransomware gang has leaked 1.48TB of data from a Cyprus security firm, highlighting the growing threat of cyber extortion and global data breaches.
OpenSSL 3.5.4 is on the verge of FIPS 140-3 validation, paving the way for quantum-resistant encryption across government and industry. Here’s why this milestone matters.
Nanoprecise teams up with AccuKnox to safeguard its AI-driven industrial cloud, embracing Zero Trust and agentless security to stay ahead of cyber threats and compliance demands.
Hackers breached Motility Software Solutions, exposing data of 766,000 dealership clients. The attack highlights rising threats to auto industry software and customer privacy.
After Windows 11 updates broke DRM-protected video playback for many users, Microsoft issued a partial fix—highlighting the ongoing struggle between digital rights and smooth streaming.
MatrixPDF, a new cybercrime toolkit, lets attackers convert PDFs into phishing lures that bypass security filters, marking a new era of stealthy, weaponized attachments.
Microsoft reveals AI-crafted phishing attacks using SVG files to bypass email security, marking a new wave of sophisticated, hard-to-detect cyber threats against businesses.
Play ransomware has listed ComTec Systems as its latest victim, highlighting the persistent risk of cyber extortion facing technology providers worldwide.
Phishing attacks in Ukraine and Vietnam use SVG image files and advanced malware like PureRAT and CountLoader to steal sensitive data and gain covert system access.
Union County, Ohio faces a major ransomware attack, exposing personal data of over 45,000 residents and employees—part of a rising tide of cyberattacks on local governments in 2025.
Fezbox, a malicious NPM package, used QR codes to smuggle cookie-stealing malware past security tools—revealing a new twist in open-source software supply chain attacks.
Qilin ransomware has struck MPM Imports in Cyprus, revealing how small businesses across Europe are increasingly targeted by cybercriminals wielding digital extortion tactics.
Interpol’s HAECHI operation has seized $439 million from cybercriminals worldwide, freezing accounts and exposing the organized networks fueling online fraud and digital scams.
Boyd Gaming, a top US casino operator, discloses a data breach after hackers stole employee and personal information, highlighting growing cyber risks in the gambling industry.
A ransomware attack on a key IT supplier caused flight delays and chaos at major European airports, exposing new vulnerabilities in aviation’s digital infrastructure.
PureVPN’s Linux apps leak user IPv6 addresses and erase firewall rules, exposing users to privacy risks. Researcher reports silence from PureVPN, raising concerns about VPN trust.
The Play ransomware gang has claimed Takeuchi US as its latest victim, spotlighting the rising tide of cyber extortion plaguing American industry and highlighting urgent security challenges.
LastPass warns Mac users of fake GitHub repositories distributing the Atomic infostealer malware, using SEO tricks and impersonating popular apps like Dropbox and Notion.
Hackers now target backup systems, putting businesses' last safety net at risk. Discover why backups fail, recent attack trends, and how to build resilient data recovery.
Notepad now offers free AI writing and summarization features on Copilot+ PCs with Windows 11, shaking up text editing—and sparking debate about privacy and user choice.
Google is ending monthly Android security patches in favor of a risk-based approach, raising concerns among experts about increased vulnerability for billions of users.
Cyber attacks on the maritime sector have doubled defense costs and threaten Italy’s vital shipping industry. Explore how hackers are targeting ships, ports, and global trade.
GrupoGIDCOM, a Mexican architecture firm, fell victim to a ransomware attack, spotlighting cybersecurity gaps and growing risks to intellectual property in the design and construction industry.
Microsoft finally fixes a Windows 11 audio bug that left many users in silence, restoring sound and lifting upgrade blocks for those affected by Dirac software issues.
Chinese-speaking users are hit by advanced malware attacks as HiddenGh0st, Winos, and kkRAT exploit search engines and GitHub to spread, evade detection, and steal data.
Italy’s new National Cyber Industry Plan unites government, startups, and research to boost cyber innovation, skills, and defenses—aiming to turn Italy into a digital powerhouse.
Cybercriminals now pose as Chrome updates and Teams invites to install admin tools, giving them full access to company systems and paving the way for ransomware attacks.
A ransomware attack on WellLife Network exposes the vulnerabilities of healthcare providers and highlights the growing threat cybercriminals pose to vital social services.
A ransomware gang claims to have breached Bright System Japan, exposing sensitive data of Japanese firms in Thailand and highlighting the growing cyber risks for regional IT providers.
Vietnam and Panama governments suffered major data breaches this week, with hackers leaking millions of sensitive records and exposing the ongoing risks of outdated security systems.
SpamGPT is a new AI-powered phishing toolkit that automates and streamlines mass email attacks, making sophisticated cybercrime easier and more accessible than ever before.
Congress moves on an $848B defense bill, boosting AI and cybersecurity, demanding Pentagon transparency, and raising questions about America’s digital defenses in an age of cyber threats.
Reliable-Roofing was hit by ransomware, freezing its operations and exposing the growing cyber threats facing small businesses. Discover how the attack unfolded and its broader implications.
A ransomware attack on Anderson-Aluminum exposes the risks facing US manufacturers, highlighting how cybercrime threatens supply chains and critical industry infrastructure.
CrowdStrike’s 2025 report reveals how cybercriminals use AI for large-scale attacks, deepfakes, and cloud breaches, marking a new era in digital threats and defense.
A supply chain attack via a marketing app integration exposed customer data at Tenable and other tech giants, highlighting hidden risks in SaaS connections. Details and analysis inside.
Despite new laws and awareness, insecure IoT devices still dominate the market. Explore five years of shifting risks, landmark attacks, and why real security is elusive.