Infinity Stealer is a new info-stealing malware targeting macOS users by leveraging fake Cloudflare CAPTCHAs and a Python payload compiled into a native binary with Nuitka. The campaign uses clever ClickFix social engineering and advanced evasion techniques to steal credentials, crypto wallets, and developer secrets, marking a new era in macOS threats.
Hackers are no longer just exploiting code—they’re exploiting minds. As AI-driven social engineering becomes the cybercriminal’s weapon of choice, organizations must evolve their defenses, turning employees from the weakest link into the first line of defense.
Iranian hackers are tricking Windows users into installing fake messaging and password apps, allowing them to spy on private conversations and steal sensitive files. The FBI’s latest warning reveals how the Handala Hack group operates and how you can stay safe.
A landmark CEO fraud case in Italy’s Supreme Court exposes the dangers of blaming individuals for cyberattacks, highlighting the need for robust organizational defenses and a new culture of shared digital responsibility.
M-Trends 2026 uncovers a world where cybercriminals act like organized corporations—swapping access in seconds, exploiting zero-days, and crippling recovery systems. Defenders face a new era of speed, coordination, and complexity.
A new scam uses convincing Google Forms and LinkedIn messages to deliver the PureHVNC RAT, giving attackers remote control and data theft capabilities—highlighting the risks of trusted-platform abuse.
North Korean hackers are hijacking VS Code projects and fake interviews to deploy StoatWaffle malware, stealing credentials and targeting crypto professionals. Microsoft responds with new security measures.
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The FBI has publicly attributed widespread phishing attacks on encrypted messaging apps to Russian intelligence services. These attacks hijack Signal and WhatsApp accounts by tricking users into sharing verification codes or scanning malicious QR codes, compromising thousands of high-value targets globally.
Cookies make web browsing easier, but they also hand cybercriminals the keys to your digital life. Discover how social engineering thrives on these everyday tools—and what you can do to stay safe.
Aura suffered a data breach affecting 900,000 records after a social engineering attack. Thanks to layered security, only basic contact information was exposed, highlighting both the risks and strengths of modern cyber defenses.