Texas sued Roblox, alleging deceptive child-safety claims, common nuisance, and predatory grooming patterns. The case spotlights how Robux incentives, off-platform chat, and moderation gaps expose kids—and what families can do right now.
APT35 hackers, linked to Iran, are conducting cyberattacks against global government and military organizations, using spear-phishing and malware for espionage.
A California jury ordered Apple to pay Masimo $634 million for infringing a blood-oxygen monitoring patent in Apple Watch models. The verdict raises stakes in a yearslong fight over health-sensor IP, ITC import bans, and Apple’s wearable roadmap.
Google’s push to adopt Rust across Android’s native-code stack has delivered remarkable results. Memory-safety bugs now account for less than 20 % of all platform vulnerabilities, and engineering teams are shipping faster with fewer rollbacks.
Google filed a lawsuit in New York to disrupt “Lighthouse,” a phishing-as-a-service network behind large-scale smishing. Consequently, the case seeks injunctions, domain seizures, and damages. For defenders, the move creates detection windows as operators pivot infrastructure so tighten filters, accelerate takedowns, and harden fraud telemetry now.
This week’s ThreatsDay Bulletin highlights rising spyware alerts, global scanning activity, and new Linux backdoor threats essential insight for defenders and SOC teams.
A misconfiguration in Cursor’s integration with AWS Bedrock allows non-admin users or attackers with minimal access to raise spending caps and drain cloud budgets rapidly. Here’s what happened, why it matters, and how to secure your AI-cloud environment.
The FCC has rolled back core ISP cybersecurity rules that were introduced after the Salt Typhoon telecom espionage campaign. With China-linked hackers still probing carrier infrastructure, enterprises must treat telecom exposure as a high-risk dependency and reinforce their own defenses instead of assuming federal safeguards will protect them.
A new vulnerability in the W3 Total Cache WordPress plugin, tracked as CVE-2025-9501, lets unauthenticated attackers run PHP commands on the server by posting crafted comments. Because W3TC powers more than a million sites, this command injection bug creates an attractive path to remote code execution and full site takeover. This article explains how the flaw works, which versions are affected, and how to respond quickly without breaking performance.
Encrypted doesn’t mean invisible. Microsoft’s “Whisper Leak” shows a passive observer can classify AI chat topics by watching packet sizes and timing on streaming language models. Here’s how the side-channel works, who can exploit it, and which mitigations actually move the needle.