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The shift left movement was supposed to make security everyone’s job - but it’s left developers drowning and organizations exposed. Here’s how the dream unraveled, and what a smarter path forward looks like.
A single compromised government credential allowed hackers to access France’s FICOBA registry, exposing 1.2 million bank accounts. Authorities are scrambling to contain the fallout and warn citizens about rising phishing scams.
As U.S. financial institutions rapidly adopt AI, the Treasury Department is rolling out a practical playbook to help banks and insurers harness AI safely - before vulnerabilities trigger the next market crisis.
A severe flaw in BeyondTrust Remote Support is driving a global wave of cyberattacks, as hackers use backdoors and remote tools to infiltrate finance, healthcare, and more.
Product Information Management (PIM) systems are revolutionizing how businesses handle brochures and digital channels. By centralizing data, automating updates, and integrating with layout tools, PIMs eliminate costly mistakes and streamline the document production process.
With EU-wide regulations and stricter tax rules, banks and crypto assets are forging a new, regulated coexistence. Explore how MiCAR, DAC 8, and the OECD’s CARF are reshaping the future of digital finance.
#Crypto regulation | #Digital assets | #Financial compliance
Italy’s push for digital data sovereignty has put data centers in the spotlight. But does storing data on Italian soil truly guarantee control? Netcrook explores the tangled web of ownership, law, and technology.
Rome’s Bar Association has issued a groundbreaking vademecum detailing exactly how law firms must use AI: from strict data anonymization and client transparency to mandatory human oversight. The new rules, enforced by Italy’s Law 132/2025 and the EU AI Act, mean lawyers face real consequences for missteps. Here’s what every legal professional needs to know.
Italy’s latest rules mandate real-time digital links between telematic cash registers and POS systems to fight tax evasion. But experts warn this integration could expose both merchants and consumers to new cyber threats.
Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, draws a bold ethical line against the Trump administration’s push for AI in surveillance and autonomous weapons, igniting a crucial debate over the future of responsible artificial intelligence.
Italy’s telecom operators face a perfect storm: European reforms promise a single market, but national red tape, energy burdens, and regulatory asymmetries threaten to sideline them as consolidation sweeps the continent. What must change to keep Italy in the game?
Generative AI is now a core component of nation-state cyber operations, fueling faster, smarter, and more deceptive attacks while becoming a prized target itself. Learn how AI is reshaping the future of cyber conflict.
Human error remains the Achilles’ heel of cybersecurity. This feature investigates why overlooking the human element is a risk organizations can no longer afford - and how failing to plan for mistakes is the greatest mistake of all.
In 2026, cybercriminals are weaponizing AI, deepfakes, and supply chain vulnerabilities to outsmart traditional defenses. Discover the strategies organizations must adopt to survive and innovate in this new era of digital threats.
A critical flaw in BeyondTrust’s remote access tools is fueling a surge in web shell deployments, backdoors, and data theft across industries, prompting urgent warnings from cybersecurity experts.
Google’s Gemini 3.1 Pro launches with major advances in reasoning and workflow automation, doubling benchmark performance and ushering in the era of agentic AI. Here’s what it means for developers, users, and the future of digital autonomy.
Digital dead man’s switches are no longer just spy fiction. From whistleblowers to ordinary users, people are using software and hardware to ensure secrets are revealed or data is protected if they vanish. But can you really trust your final message to a machine?
W-VHS was an almost-mythical VHS format that delivered high-definition video in the analog era. Explore how engineers pulled off this feat, why the format faded, and how digital sleuths are resurrecting its hidden HD treasures.
A critical stored XSS flaw in Jenkins exposes thousands of organizations to attack. Even users with low-level permissions can inject malicious scripts, threatening the security of entire CI/CD pipelines. Find out what happened, who’s at risk, and how to protect your build environments.
A trio of Silicon Valley engineers is accused of a daring plot to steal and smuggle processor security blueprints from Google and other tech firms, exposing serious insider threats in the semiconductor sector.
A months-long software error in PayPal’s loan platform exposed sensitive business owner data, including SSNs and birthdates. Here’s what happened, how PayPal responded, and what customers need to know.
Italy’s National Cybersecurity Agency (ACN) confronts the risks and rewards of artificial intelligence as lawmakers debate a sweeping digital omnibus. Can innovation and security coexist in the face of evolving cyber threats?
#AI regulation | #Cybersecurity threats | #Digital innovation
Incransom has claimed responsibility for a ransomware attack on Polymed, exposing vulnerabilities in the healthcare sector. Explore the details, potential impact, and what this means for global medical device security.
Ransomware attacks forced US clinics to close, the European Parliament banned AI features on official devices, and 2025 saw a record surge in industrial control system vulnerabilities. Dive into the week’s most critical cybersecurity developments.
NIST’s latest chip produces single photons with unprecedented efficiency, paving the way for practical quantum key distribution and a new era of provable security against quantum computer threats.
Akira ransomware has targeted Fabcon, a major precast concrete manufacturer, claiming to have stolen 190GB of sensitive data. The group threatens to leak confidential files, putting clients and employees at risk and highlighting cybersecurity weaknesses in the construction industry.
McFarlane-Agencies became the latest victim in a wave of ransomware attacks, exposing the vulnerabilities of businesses to digital extortion and data leaks. Our investigation unpacks how the breach unfolded and the lessons organizations must learn.
Akira ransomware has targeted The Cherokee Group, a major player in precast concrete construction, threatening to publish sensitive data. Learn what happened, what's at stake, and why the industry should take notice.
Keylogistics Chile, a key player in restaurant logistics, has fallen victim to the Lynx ransomware group. The attack has raised fresh concerns about cyber threats targeting supply chains in Latin America.
Stera Chemicals, a key player in Romania’s chemical distribution sector, has fallen victim to the Lynx ransomware group. The attack highlights growing threats to industrial supply chains as cybercriminals set their sights on critical infrastructure.
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A software error in PayPal’s Working Capital loan app left sensitive customer data exposed for nearly half a year. Learn how the breach unfolded, its impact, and what this means for fintech security.
Synthetic biology merges engineering and life sciences to create new organisms and systems, offering breakthroughs from personalized medicine to pollution-eating microbes - while raising urgent ethical questions.
#Synthetic biology | #Ethical dilemmas | #Genetic engineering
A dramatic new law in Italy enforces the 'once only' principle, eliminating repetitive self-certifications and mandating public agencies to share data through the National Digital Data Platform (PDND). Will this finally end bureaucratic headaches?
A landmark decision by Italy’s privacy authority allows health agencies to use patient phone numbers for screening SMS campaigns under ten strict rules, marking a new era for digital health and data privacy.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the retail world, from online store design to the comeback of physical shops. Discover how AI agents, omnichannel strategies, and next-gen APIs are rewriting the rules of selling - and what it means for the future of shopping.
Skill-based organizations are transforming how companies hire, train, and deploy talent. Discover how AI-powered models are replacing job titles with skills, boosting agility, diversity, and productivity.
#Skill-based organizations | #AI-driven talent | #Workforce revolution
Chiplet-based designs are transforming tech, but their global, fragmented supply chains are exposing critical systems to hardware Trojans and cyberattacks. Industry leaders push for new standards and vigilance as hackers eye fresh opportunities.
Latin America is experiencing a cybercrime boom as digital adoption outpaces security readiness. Ransomware, phishing, and data breaches are surging, making the region a global hub for cybercriminal activity and innovation.
Atlassian has issued critical security updates for its popular products, urging organizations to patch vulnerabilities that could be exploited by attackers. As the digital world depends on these tools, the race to secure them is more urgent than ever.
A sophisticated cybercrime campaign dubbed ClickFix is turning legitimate websites into delivery vehicles for the newly discovered MIMICRAT malware, targeting victims across multiple countries and industries with advanced, multi-stage attacks.
A stealthy attack on Cline CLI’s npm package installed OpenClaw on thousands of developer machines, exploiting AI-powered automation and prompt injection. Learn how a workflow glitch exposed the risks of trusting bots in the software supply chain.
A dangerous vulnerability in Windows Notepad’s Markdown handling lets attackers execute commands if users click malicious links. With a public exploit released, Microsoft urges urgent updates to stay safe.
#Windows Notepad | #Cybersecurity Flaw | #Remote Code Execution
Cybercrime Magazine’s debut YouTube Short shines a light on the elusive 1980s hacker Leslie Lynn Doucette, thrilling hundreds of thousands of viewers and ushering in a dynamic new approach to digital crime reporting.
A newly discovered vulnerability in Grandstream GXP1600 VoIP phones allows remote attackers to gain root access and covertly monitor calls. This silent flaw puts sensitive business and personal conversations at risk and highlights the need for urgent security updates.
Google’s AI crackdown blocked 1.75 million malicious apps from the Play Store in 2025, banned 80,000 developer accounts, and stopped millions of fraud attempts - marking a turning point in the fight for Android security.
ATM jackpotting attacks are exploding in the U.S., with hackers using advanced malware like Ploutus to drain millions from cash machines. The FBI urges banks to bolster defenses as criminals blend physical and cyber tactics for rapid, hard-to-detect heists.
Dutch intelligence agencies warn that Russia is escalating hybrid attacks - including cyber intrusions, sabotage, and disinformation - across Europe, preparing for a long-term confrontation with the West that threatens to destabilize societies below the threshold of open war.
Elon Musk’s social media platform X is fighting back against the EU’s unprecedented €120 million fine under the Digital Services Act. The outcome of this legal battle could reshape tech regulation and online rights across Europe.
When polymedicurecom was listed on a ransomware leak site, it revealed the alarming vulnerabilities of healthcare platforms. This investigation unpacks how cybercriminals target telemedicine and why the stakes are higher than ever.
As AI and cloud adoption surge, Tenable’s 2026 report exposes a widening security gap - driven by unchecked third-party code, ghost credentials, and over-privileged AI agents - leaving organizations dangerously vulnerable.
A deep dive into how the NetWitness and Lumifi alliance is tackling the IT/OT security gap, offering tailored detection and response for critical infrastructure under cyber siege.
Unit 42’s Global Incident Response Report 2026 exposes how identity weaknesses and AI-fueled tactics are driving faster, more devastating cyber breaches worldwide. Discover key trends, attacker techniques, and essential defense strategies.
Legacy LonTalk protocols, still embedded in modern building management systems, are exposing critical infrastructure to new cyber risks. Claroty Team82's investigation reveals how these outdated technologies, now connected to the internet, could become prime targets for attackers.
Acronis’ latest report exposes how ransomware groups are using AI and automation to industrialize phishing and supply chain attacks. With 80% of RaaS operators promoting AI features, cybercrime is scaling fast - putting global organizations at unprecedented risk in 2025.
The European Union’s new ICT Supply Chain Security Toolbox is a landmark framework to standardize and strengthen digital supply chain defenses. It targets threats from critical vendors to state-sponsored hackers, aiming to secure every phase of Europe’s technology infrastructure.
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A major ransomware attack has shuttered all clinics operated by the University of Mississippi Medical Center, disrupting care across the state and triggering a high-stakes investigation involving the FBI and CISA.
From fake news to algorithm-driven narratives, the web has transformed storytelling into a tool for political and capitalist power. Who controls the stories - and what happens when truth is just another plot?
Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing corporate cybersecurity, providing rapid threat detection and adaptive defense. But as companies depend more on AI, new questions about privacy, transparency, and digital risk emerge.
Digital technology is transforming into a weapon against press freedom. From spyware and legal harassment to economic chokeholds, discover how journalists are fighting back in the global struggle for independent reporting.
As low-code and AI-driven development reduce manual coding, the real complexity - and risk - shifts to data quality, integration, and governance. Who’s responsible when machines build our software?
A critical vulnerability in the XWiki platform has been exposed with the release of public exploit code. Administrators are urged to act fast as the race to patch CVE-2026-26000 heats up.
A Ukrainian hacker’s cybercrime scheme helped North Korean IT workers steal American jobs and funnel salaries to fund Pyongyang’s weapons program. Here’s how the operation worked - and why it’s a warning for the future of cybercrime.
Cyber insurance is being reshaped by a new metric: the identity cyber score. With compromised accounts driving record losses, insurers now scrutinize password practices, privileged access, and MFA deployment. Companies that can prove strong identity security win lower premiums - and better protection.
WhatsApp’s new Group Message History feature lets admins selectively share past messages with newcomers, promising smoother onboarding but raising fresh privacy debates for group chats.
Google Maps is quietly stripping features from users who browse without signing in. Our investigation unpacks what’s missing, why it’s happening, and what it means for privacy-focused users.
A Cisco Talos researcher used advanced emulation and fuzzing to reveal six DoS vulnerabilities in the Socomec DIRIS M-70 IIoT device, exposing risks to critical infrastructure and prompting swift security fixes.
China’s twin vulnerability databases, CNVD and CNNVD, reveal stark differences in disclosure timelines and practices compared to Western systems, raising concerns about transparency and global cybersecurity risk management.
Meta’s latest patent describes AI bots that could mimic users’ online behavior - even posthumously - raising new concerns about privacy, identity, and cybercrime.
A newly discovered flaw in Grandstream GXP1600 VoIP phones lets hackers gain root access and eavesdrop on office conversations - no password required. Find out how this vulnerability works and why it’s a wake-up call for corporate security.
#VoIP vulnerability | #corporate espionage | #Grandstream GXP1600
NextSilicon’s Maverick-2 chip, now powering a new Sandia supercomputer, claims to leapfrog top GPUs by 10x for high-performance computing. But with details scarce and skepticism high, we dig into what’s real - and what’s still hidden.
A surge of Ploutus-powered 'jackpotting' attacks is draining U.S. ATMs, bypassing banks and cards. The FBI’s emergency alert reveals how hackers are turning cash machines into criminal tools - and what must be done to stop them.
CharlieKirk Grabber is a fast-moving infostealer that blitzes Windows systems, targeting browser passwords, Wi-Fi credentials, Discord tokens, and more. It exfiltrates data via trusted channels, erases its tracks, and exemplifies the new wave of ruthless, rapid cybertheft.
A new phishing campaign is using fake health card renewal emails to steal sensitive data. Italy’s Postal Police urges citizens to stay alert and avoid clicking suspicious links.
A dramatic rise in ATM jackpotting attacks has cost US banks over $20 million in 2025 alone, with the notorious Ploutus malware at the center of this cybercrime surge. The FBI is sounding the alarm as criminals exploit ATM vulnerabilities and evade detection.
Ransomware gangs are exploiting a critical BeyondTrust vulnerability across high-profile sectors. Here’s how the attacks unfolded and what organizations must do to defend themselves.
Hackers breached a contractor for Ukraine’s central bank collectible coin store, exposing customer data but not financial details. The supply-chain attack highlights growing cyber risks in Ukraine’s financial sector.
Nightspire ransomware has struck the Pearl Institute for Clinical Research, exfiltrating 200GB of sensitive clinical and patient data. This high-profile cyberattack highlights growing threats to the medical research sector.
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A Ukrainian national received a five-year sentence for providing stolen U.S. identities to North Korean IT operatives, enabling them to infiltrate dozens of American companies through an international web of deception.
In 2025, a record-setting wave of ATM malware attacks swept the US, costing banks and consumers over $20 million. Learn how the Ploutus malware and organized crime fueled this high-tech heist - and what banks are doing to defend against it.
Italy saw a record number of cyberattacks in 2025, but the real weakness isn't technical - it's human. Learn how lack of cybersecurity training leaves companies exposed and why building awareness is now vital.
RAG is changing the game for both scientists and businesses, merging AI with real-world data to deliver accurate, evidence-backed insights. Discover how this technology works, its origins in environmental monitoring, and what it means for the future of enterprise intelligence.
#Retrieval-Augmented Generation | #Business Intelligence | #Data Governance
Amazon’s new Alexa+ uses advanced AI for more natural conversations, but experts warn of risks like hallucinations, prompt injection, and increased privacy exposure. Should you activate it? Here’s what you need to know.
In 2025, bots account for 56% of web traffic, quietly sabotaging marketing campaigns and analytics. Learn how sophisticated automation is undermining digital strategy - and how businesses can fight back.
AI research assistants are revolutionizing intellectual work, but at what cost? Discover the three dominant models and the pressing risks they bring to privacy and academic integrity.
#AI Research Assistants | #Intellectual Labor | #Ethical Dilemmas
As companies move beyond basic chatbots to embrace intelligent AI agents, new opportunities and security risks emerge. Discover the technology and the threats behind the digital transformation.
Despite outward signs of GDPR compliance, many organizations fail to provide real data protection. This feature investigates the gap between documentation and true privacy, revealing how apparent security often masks operational vulnerabilities.
ClickFix is a new social engineering attack that fuses DNS manipulation with fraudulent Google Ads, luring users into credential theft traps. This feature unpacks the mechanics, dangers, and defenses against this rising threat.
Go behind the scenes of Tenable’s security update process and discover why patching vulnerabilities is a race against time in today’s cyber threat landscape.
#Cybersecurity | #Vulnerability Management | #Software Updates
F5’s BIG-IP appliances faced critical security vulnerabilities putting global organizations at risk. Our investigation reveals how the flaws were discovered, the potential impact, and why timely patching is crucial to prevent cyberattacks.
#F5 Networks | #BIG-IP vulnerabilities | #cybersecurity threats
November 2025 marked a turning point in cybersecurity, with a surge in ransomware, sophisticated phishing, and major law enforcement crackdowns. Discover how defenders and attackers reshaped the digital battlefield.
A newly discovered flaw in Splunk products puts Fortune 500 companies at risk, as attackers could exploit the vulnerability to bypass security controls and access sensitive data. Netcrook investigates the implications and the urgent response from the cybersecurity community.
The FBI warns of a dramatic rise in ATM jackpotting attacks, with over $20 million stolen in 2025 alone. Discover how cybercriminals are targeting cash machines and what steps are being taken to secure America's ATMs.
DigitStealer, a sophisticated info-stealer targeting Apple Silicon Macs, has had its C2 infrastructure exposed due to operator errors. Learn how this malware works and how defenders are turning the tables.
Air-gapped systems, once considered the ultimate defense, are now vulnerable to advanced malware that uses USB drives to bypass isolation and mine cryptocurrency undetected.
Cybercriminals are turning emojis and Unicode tricks into powerful tools for hiding malicious code in plain sight. Find out how 'emoji smuggling' works, why traditional security fails, and how to defend against this stealthy threat.
A trio of Silicon Valley engineers - two sisters and a husband - are accused of orchestrating a daring theft of Google's confidential tech secrets, with some data allegedly making its way to Iran. The case exposes new vulnerabilities in the tech industry's fight against insider threats.
Advantest, a key Japanese semiconductor supplier, has suffered a ransomware attack disrupting its operations. The incident raises alarms about cyber threats targeting critical technology supply chains worldwide.
As digital distractions surge, inventive tinkerers are building affordable, distraction-free writing decks - like the e-typer - offering a focused, open-source alternative to mainstream tech.
#DIY writing devices | #digital minimalism | #distraction-free
Despite their complex look, passwords created by large language models like GPT and Claude are shockingly predictable and far weaker than those from true cryptographic generators, putting real-world systems at risk.
A Ukrainian hacker enabled North Korean IT workers to secretly work for US firms using stolen identities, bypassing sanctions and funding Pyongyang’s weapons program. This case exposes the vulnerabilities of remote work platforms and the growing intersection of cybercrime and national security.
Tengu ransomware gang has targeted Shora Advisory, one of Morocco’s top consulting and auditing firms, exposing the cybersecurity vulnerabilities of professional services providers.
Japanese chip testing powerhouse Advantest has been struck by a ransomware attack, highlighting ongoing cyber risks to the semiconductor sector and the global electronics supply chain.
A shadowy new ransomware group, wwwshorama, has surfaced on the dark web, targeting businesses and leaving experts scrambling to uncover their origins and methods.
Cybersecurity job postings overloaded with technical jargon and long checklists are intimidating skilled professionals and worsening the talent shortage. This feature investigates the language barrier that’s keeping top digital talent at bay.
Europe is pouring billions into sovereign AI, but American tech still holds the keys. Can European LLMs like Mistral and EuroLLM deliver real independence - or is sovereignty just a myth?
Jenkins faced a major security scare as critical vulnerabilities threatened to expose thousands of systems. The rapid release of patches averted disaster, but experts warn: unpatched servers are still at risk, and the open-source world must stay alert.
A public proof-of-concept for CVE-2026-25926 reveals how Notepad++'s unsafe search path lets attackers run malicious code. Find out how the exploit works, which versions are at risk, and why updating is critical.
Microsoft is quietly embedding Copilot AI into Windows 11’s core features, replacing traditional search and adding AI-powered summaries to File Explorer. This marks a shift from standalone AI apps to invisible, always-on intelligence woven into the OS.
Two critical vulnerabilities in Ivanti Endpoint Manager Mobile are being exploited in real-world attacks, allowing hackers to seize control of enterprise mobile management systems. Immediate action is required to prevent network compromise.
A major flaw in MCP servers lets attackers exploit trusted AI integrations for remote code execution and data theft. Our investigation reveals how these attacks work - and what organizations must do to defend themselves.
A high-severity flaw in Splunk Enterprise for Windows enables local attackers to hijack DLLs and gain SYSTEM-level access. Organizations must urgently patch to prevent attackers from compromising critical log infrastructure.
A cache deception flaw in SvelteKit apps on Vercel allowed attackers to steal user session data with a simple URL trick. Discover how the SvelteSpill bug worked, how it was discovered, and what it means for web app security.
A severe vulnerability in BeyondTrust’s remote access software is enabling hackers to deploy stealthy backdoors and RATs, exposing thousands of organizations to sophisticated attacks. Here’s how the exploit works and what defenders need to do now.
Google has urgently patched three serious Chrome bugs, including high-risk flaws in PDFium and V8 that could let hackers hijack browsers through malicious files or websites. Here’s what happened - and why you must update now.
Qilin ransomware has claimed responsibility for an attack on Italian industrial company ABAR S.p.A., marking another major incident in the ongoing wave of cyber threats against European manufacturers.
PromptSpy is the first Android malware to use Google’s Gemini AI for runtime persistence and defense, signaling a new era of AI-assisted cyber threats targeting mobile devices.
ABAR-SpA, an Italian business, fell victim to a ransomware attack that encrypted its data and threatened to leak sensitive information. This feature investigates the attack, the growing threat of double-extortion, and what companies can do to defend themselves.
Federal prosecutors have indicted two former Google engineers and an accomplice for allegedly stealing sensitive trade secrets related to Google's Tensor processor and funneling them to unauthorized locations, including Iran. The case exposes the insider risks facing Silicon Valley's tech giants.
A deep dive into the inventive process of building a handheld Tetris game from scratch, featuring innovative hardware solutions, smart software optimizations, and the spirit of DIY hacking.
PromptSpy, the first known Android malware to harness Google’s Gemini AI, adapts in real time to stay hidden and in control. Investigators reveal how this new breed of malware targets banking users in Argentina, resists removal, and signals a dangerous leap in cybercriminal tactics.
A new phishing campaign is hijacking Microsoft 365 accounts by stealing OAuth tokens - bypassing both passwords and multi-factor authentication. Here’s how the attack works, who’s at risk, and what your business can do right now.
Microsoft is under fire after an AI-generated, plagiarized Git flowchart appeared on its Learn platform. The botched diagram, based on Vincent Driessen’s original work, has reignited debates over AI, copyright, and the erosion of human creativity in tech.
Graymatter has burst onto the cybercrime scene with aggressive ransomware attacks and double extortion tactics. Our investigation reveals how their operations, technical sophistication, and public shaming strategies are changing the ransomware landscape.
Gentegra has burst onto the ransomware scene, leaving experts scrambling to understand their origins and methods. This feature uncovers how Gentegra operates, their double extortion tactics, and why their sudden rise signals new dangers for organizations worldwide.
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A rare teardown of the ESP32-P4-M3 module uncovers the sophisticated partnership between the ESP32-P4 and C6 chips, revealing the technical and strategic choices shaping next-gen IoT devices.
Ransomware group Sinobi has targeted GrayMatter, a leading AI analytics company in Bangalore, raising alarms over cyber threats to India's vital tech infrastructure.
Google’s Play Store is on the front lines of a growing cyberwar. In 2025, the tech giant blocked over 1.75 million apps, banned tens of thousands of shady developers, and deployed powerful AI to keep users safe. Our investigation reveals the scale and stakes of this digital battle.
A critical security flaw in Grandstream GXP1600 series VoIP phones allows silent, unauthenticated takeover and eavesdropping on calls. Learn how attackers exploit this vulnerability and why immediate action is essential.
#VoIP vulnerability | #Grandstream phones | #eavesdropping attack
A dramatic cyber-espionage incident has shaken Italy’s Ministry of the Interior, exposing thousands of agents and raising alarms over Chinese state-sponsored hacking. Our investigation examines the actors, motives, and implications for European security.
A silent, targeted cyberattack attributed to Chinese APT groups breached Italy’s Interior Ministry, exposing the identities of Digos agents and shaking diplomatic relations. The case spotlights the growing importance of cybersecurity as a pillar of national sovereignty.
Smart gadgets like Alexa and Apple TV offer convenience, but their weak security is turning them into prime targets for hackers. Discover how IoT devices are being exploited, the dangers of reused credentials, and expert tips for protecting your network.
Abu Dhabi Finance Week’s unsecured cloud server exposed passport and ID data of nearly 700 high-profile attendees, including former heads of state and finance titans. The breach, discovered by an independent researcher, casts doubt on the emirate’s security credentials as it seeks to become a top global financial center.
Starkiller, a sophisticated phishing-as-a-service kit, is making high-end cyberattacks accessible and nearly undetectable - bypassing even multi-factor authentication. Here’s how it works and what it means for the future of digital security.
#Phishing | #Cybercrime | #MFA
A brief but alarming supply chain attack on the Cline AI coding tool led to thousands of developers silently installing OpenClaw, a potent background implant. While not classic malware, the incident exposes critical weaknesses in open source software pipelines and underscores the urgent need for vigilance in the AI coding ecosystem.
Microsoft has fixed a critical vulnerability (CVE-2026-26119) in Windows Admin Center, preventing potential domain-wide attacks. Here’s what happened, how the flaw worked, and why prompt patching is crucial.
INTERPOL’s Operation Red Card 2.0 resulted in hundreds of arrests and exposed the vast scale of cyber-enabled scams across Africa, highlighting both the threats and the growing power of international cooperation.
PromptSpy, a new Android spyware, leverages Google’s Gemini AI to automate its persistence and evade removal, showcasing how generative AI is reshaping the cybercrime landscape.
Hacker group Lapsus$ claims to have breached an Adidas licensing partner, exposing 815,000 records. The incident highlights the growing threat of supply chain attacks and the urgent need for robust third-party security.
Explore the View-Master's hidden legacy: how a piano repairman's invention transformed both military training and childhood wonder, with a design that resisted change for decades.
A rare Xbox 360 development kit, nearly lost to a failed hardware modification, is brought back to life through expert repair - highlighting the delicate art of digital preservation.
A new wave of hardware soundboards powered by the RP2040 is letting streamers trigger audio effects without overloading their PCs. We investigate the hackers behind this trend and what it means for the future of streaming tech.
Securotrop ransomware has claimed responsibility for a major cyberattack on Universal Mailing Service, exfiltrating 490GB of sensitive data. Our report investigates the breach and its implications for the logistics sector.
AI is transforming how startups build MVPs, compressing timelines and amplifying both opportunities and risks. Learn how founders can balance speed, security, and strategic focus in the age of AI-driven product development.
The UK government is demanding that tech platforms remove nonconsensual intimate images within 48 hours, threatening heavy fines and service blocks for noncompliance. This bold move follows recent AI image scandals and could reshape global online safety standards.
West Virginia has filed a groundbreaking lawsuit against Apple, alleging the tech giant failed to prevent iCloud from being used to spread child sexual abuse material. The case exposes tensions between privacy and child protection - and could reshape how tech firms handle illegal content.
Despite years of cybersecurity efforts, Volt Typhoon hackers remain hidden in U.S. power and water utilities. Experts warn that some breaches may never be found, leaving critical infrastructure exposed to ongoing threats.
In 2025, the FBI tracked over 700 ATM jackpotting attacks using advanced malware, costing U.S. banks and credit unions more than $20 million. Here’s how the criminals operate and why ATMs remain vulnerable.
Japanese semiconductor test equipment leader Advantest is battling a ransomware attack that has disrupted key systems, highlighting a surge in cyber threats targeting chip manufacturers and the global supply chain.
A new malware toolkit called Tropic-Tool is quietly enabling a surge in ransomware attacks, thanks to its modular design and ease of use for cybercriminals.
The Play ransomware gang has struck again, this time targeting real estate developer Kirbor Homes. The attack, revealed on February 19, 2026, exposes the sector’s growing vulnerability to cyber extortion and data leaks.
Paisley Products of Canada has been listed as the latest victim of the Play ransomware group. Here’s what we know about the attack, the risks, and what it signals for Canadian businesses.
The Play ransomware group has publicly listed Sika Technology as its newest victim, highlighting a growing trend in double-extortion cyberattacks. Learn what happened, how Play operates, and what this means for organizations worldwide.
Marwood, a key industrial supplier, has been struck by the Play ransomware gang, with public leaks confirming the breach and raising alarms about supply chain security.
Sinobi ransomware group has claimed a high-profile attack on Mayfair Hotels & Resorts, one of India's premier luxury hospitality chains. The breach raises pressing questions about cybersecurity in the hotel industry.
Electriduct, a key cable management supplier, has fallen victim to the Sinobi ransomware group. The attack exposes supply chain vulnerabilities and raises alarms across industries reliant on critical infrastructure.
#Sinobi Ransomware | #Electriduct Attack | #Cybersecurity Threats
Sinobi ransomware has struck again, this time targeting Saltech Systems - a tech provider serving businesses in Iowa and Texas. Learn how the attack unfolded, the potential consequences, and why no company is immune to today’s cyber threats.
Qilin, a notorious ransomware group, has added The Corradino Group to its list of victims. The attack, discovered on February 19, 2026, raises urgent questions about cyber extortion and corporate vulnerability.
Iblesoft, a prominent Miami tech consultancy, has been named as the latest victim of the Sinobi ransomware group. The attack, first revealed on February 19, 2026, highlights growing threats facing service providers and their clients.
Sophisticated attackers are quietly embedding themselves in industrial and energy networks months in advance, setting the stage for potentially catastrophic disruptions. Team Cymru and recent real-world incidents highlight the urgent need for intelligence-driven, proactive defense in critical infrastructure.
#Cybersecurity | #Critical Infrastructure | #Operational Technology
Mandiant confirms a zero-day in Dell RecoverPoint is being exploited by the advanced Grimbolt malware, endangering backup systems that underpin critical infrastructure. The attack highlights the urgent need for patching and vigilance as backup appliances become a new frontline in cyber defense.
#Grimbolt malware | #Dell RecoverPoint | #critical infrastructure
With CISA pushing for OpenEoX adoption, organizations face a turning point: automate lifecycle management or risk cyberattacks from aging, unsupported technology. Discover how OpenEoX could transform cybersecurity resilience.