Researchers identified a cyber-espionage campaign targeting Thailand’s Ministry of Finance in which hackers reportedly used an autonomous AI agent, a signal that agentic systems are entering offensive tradecraft.
A critical RCE warning around Fastjson 1.2.83 shows how a library once treated as the safer choice can still become dangerous when JSON parsing meets a Spring Boot fat-jar deployment.
Rockstar has tied one Japanese PS5 edition to a redeem-by date, turning a physical purchase into a time-limited access check.
Notification Categories are turned off by default in One UI 6, but users can still switch them back on, making this a small change with a clear message about control.
A trust-based campaign tied to BlueNoroff shows how compromised messaging accounts and fake meetings can turn one breach into the next.
A victim listing names Tesco Engineer, but the technical path, scope, and any real-world impact remain unconfirmed.
A fake video-call lure, webcam permission prompts, and Defender tampering show how modern phishing can behave like a targeted intrusion chain rather than a simple credential scam.
A ransomware victim entry linked to Dragonforce has placed the Phuket resort in the public spotlight, but the verified facts stop short of confirming a breach or data theft.
A ransomware post tied to Katathani-Phuket-Beach-Resort raises attention, but the visible record remains too thin to confirm a breach, data theft, or disruption.
A ransomware claim tied to Hinduja Tech and hindujatech.com has surfaced with a hash identifier, yet no independent evidence in the provided material confirms breach, theft, or wider impact.
A Ransomware.live page names Hinduja Tech and lists 515 GB of data, but the file count and group label remain unverified as breach evidence.