Growing interest in a Trump-aligned tech workforce initiative highlights how AI job seekers are responding to rising demand for artificial intelligence skills across the U.S. technology sector.
The JSONFormatter compromise shows how “harmless” online code tools quietly leaked passwords, API keys and cloud credentials for years. This article breaks down what happened, why Recent Links became a goldmine for attackers, and how security teams should lock down developer workflows before the next leak.
WireTap shows how a passive DDR4 interposer can recover Intel SGX attestation keys under physical access. The attack reframes trust in SGX-based services and demands stronger physical and cryptographic safeguards.
Hackers exploited OAuth tokens in third-party Salesforce integrations, stealing CRM data and extorting affected customers. Salesforce urges clients to rotate credentials.
Malicious npm packages are being used as hidden attack infrastructure, abusing the open-source supply chain to distribute malware, evade detection, and compromise developer environments.
Smishing texts now target lost iPhone owners with fake “found” alerts and cloned iCloud pages. Verify only in Find My, keep Activation Lock tied to your Apple ID, and avoid links in messages. Set a SIM PIN, rotate your Apple ID password, and review trusted devices to prevent account takeover.
A public PoC for CVE-2025-59287 exploits an unsafe deserialization flaw in WSUS. Administrators must deploy Microsoft’s October 2025 updates and hunt for indicators of compromise immediately.
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.
Qualcomm’s Guardian aims to rival Intel vPro with always-on device control via built-in cellular connectivity, but the tradeoff may threaten privacy and trust.
Spanish authorities have dismantled the notorious GXC Team cybercrime syndicate, arresting its leader and several members in a joint operation with Europol.
The group allegedly ran large-scale credential theft, malware distribution, and financial fraud campaigns targeting victims across Europe and beyond.