A new ClickFix-style attack abuses Grok and ChatGPT to deliver malware by convincing users to run malicious commands disguised as troubleshooting advice. This article explains how the attack works and how defenders can detect and prevent it.
A massive misconfigured database exposed billions of LinkedIn-related records, enabling attackers to refine phishing, impersonation, and identity-based attacks. This investigative report examines how the leak happened and why its long-tail impact will persist for years.
The U.S. Justice Department indicted a Ukrainian national for her role in Russia-backed cyberattacks targeting critical infrastructure — a move highlighting the resurgence of politically motivated malware campaigns against essential services.
North Korean–linked attackers exploited a critical React2Shell vulnerability (CVE-2025-55182) to deploy a new smart-contract based RAT named EtherRAT. The malware uses Ethereum smart-contracts for C2 resolution, hides payloads through obfuscation, and employs multiple persistence mechanisms — a serious threat to Web3 and developer environments.
SAP has released fixes for three SAP critical vulnerabilities affecting Solution Manager, Commerce Cloud, and the jConnect SDK. These flaws enable remote code execution and unsafe deserialization, posing significant risk to enterprise systems. This article breaks down technical details and offers mitigation guidance.
Japanese organizations continue facing ransomware incidents that cause months of operational disruption. This investigative analysis explores how long-tail damage unfolds, why attackers target Japan’s supply chain ecosystem, and how companies can strengthen long-term resilience.
Microsoft’s December 2025 Patch Tuesday delivers critical security updates — 56 vulnerabilities across Windows, Office, Exchange and more including three zero-day flaws. Attackers exploited at least one, making immediate patching vital for enterprise and personal systems alike.
JSSmuggler uses JavaScript-based smuggling to hide and reassemble Windows malware at runtime, bypassing security tools and enabling advanced payload delivery. This analysis explains how it works and how defenders can counter it.
Two Ukrainian nationals were arrested in Poland while carrying advanced hacking equipment capable of probing sensitive wireless networks. Their actions raised concerns about espionage operations targeting critical infrastructure, prompting a wider investigation into cross-border surveillance activities.
A newly observed Mirai variant, “Broadside,” is exploiting weakly protected IoT systems across global maritime logistics environments. Its rapid spread and operational impact highlight growing risks as critical shipping infrastructure becomes increasingly automated and interconnected.