TruffleNet validates stolen AWS keys, profiles accounts, and abuses Amazon SES to run high-leverage BEC. Therefore, clamp down on access keys, isolate SES to a low-trust account, and alert on first-seen identity actions. Consequently, you deny validation, break pivots, and stop invoice fraud before it lands.
Google has warned of “AI psychosis” a hidden risk where prolonged chatbot interactions could distort user beliefs and behaviors. Its latest safety report calls for industry standards and oversight, highlighting risks to children, social well-being, and democratic discourse.
Game-themed extensions on a popular code editor pretended to add Pokémon or Minecraft flair for “vibe coders.” Instead, they executed malware on install, mined Monero, and attempted persistence. Consequently, teams should validate developer workstations, remove suspicious add-ons, rotate secrets, and harden marketplace policies before the next wave appears.
Attackers abused a Chrome zero-day to install Memento spyware in targeted operations. This analysis explains the chain, highlights reliable signals to hunt, and outlines a focused 72-hour action plan.
Capita’s £14 million penalty for its 2023 data breach affecting 6.6 million people shows how detection without swift response leads to disaster. This in-depth breakdown explores the incident, lessons for CISOs, and the rising cost of regulatory failures.
Attackers behind the ClickFix campaign registered over 13,000 unique domains to execute browser-based malware through fake CAPTCHA lures and clipboard tricks. This breakdown reveals their infrastructure, tactics, and defenses every security team must implement.
A Reagan-themed anti-tariff ad paused U.S.–Canada talks. Canada’s prime minister apologized to Trump, seeking to cool tempers, protect exporters, and restart negotiations.
BADCANDY continues to compromise exposed Cisco IOS XE devices via CVE-2023-20198. Close the web UI exposure, patch now, rotate credentials, and verify eradication.
A sophisticated mobile-fraud campaign dubbed the Smishing Triad is spoofing toll-agency alerts and flooding users with fake unpaid-toll texts. Read on for how the scam works and how to defend your devices.
GootLoader reappeared with custom WOFF2 web-fonts that swap glyph shapes, so a gibberish string in source renders as a harmless-looking filename in the browser. Consequently, victims on SEO-poisoned WordPress sites download ZIP archives carrying JavaScript loaders that trigger rapid, hands-on compromises. Therefore, block risky downloads, hunt for loader execution, and harden WordPress and endpoints to cut dwell time and prevent domain-wide impact within hours.