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October 2026
- 2026-10-01Bitget lost about 388 million dollars, and the way in was the security product
- 2026-10-01France's tax agency learned of the theft from the thief, seven weeks after it started
- 2026-10-01The malicious GPT sat on chatgpt.com, the ad was bought on Google, and the victim pasted the command themselves
- 2026-10-01OpenAI says it cancelled a finished model over its own safety tests, and published none of the numbers
- 2026-10-01The Zimbra flaw arrives as an email, and what it takes is the pair of keys that make passwords beside the point
- 2026-10-01101 npm packages stole nothing. They signed the developer's WhatsApp account up to a channel
- 2026-10-01One hex-encoded letter walks past Cisco SD-WAN Manager's login, and it is already being used
- 2026-10-01The CPU forgets the code and remembers where it jumped. That is enough to read the root hash
- 2026-10-01The agent could not attach a screenshot to a pull request, so it published one. Then 13,000 of them
- 2026-10-01Zscaler counts 275% more ransomware and 3% fewer named victims. Those are two different things being counted
- 2026-10-01The NetScaler web shell answers a request for a missing icon, and CISA says hunt before you patch
September 2026
- 2026-09-15Larry Ellison's 7.5 billion dollar Oracle sale plan was public for a day. It could not have sold a share for nine more
- 2026-09-15Android can now move your passkeys between password managers. Whether it asks for your fingerprint is up to the app you leave
- 2026-09-15Revolut's fraudulent data request passed every email check. The government domain it came from was real
- 2026-09-15The call is about your passkey. The break-in uses routes a passkey alone does not close
- 2026-09-15Tencent patched the link into Sogou's hidden browser. The six-year-old engine, still unsandboxed, is still there
- 2026-09-15The Trezor phishing needed no stolen password. Brevo's SSO let the attacker sign in as the people they invited
- 2026-09-15Europe's 24-hour exploit-reporting clock reaches products sold years ago. Its security rules do not
- 2026-09-15Amodei's plan to slow AI has three steps. OpenAI matched the only one that needs no law
- 2026-09-14CERT Polska found the MikroTik flaws with AI agents, and wrote down what the agents could not do
- 2026-09-14Twenty-five Fields Medallists say mathematics and the AI companies want different things
- 2026-09-12Nvidia may anchor Anthropic's IPO, and Nvidia is also the supplier
- 2026-09-12The Apple Watch now listens all day, and the consent is a chime on somebody else's wrist
- 2026-09-12OpenAI's agents uploaded 2,000 packages to RubyGems, went after API keys, and nobody was told
- 2026-09-12One unauthenticated request reads any file on the GitLab server, and the patch taught attackers how
- 2026-09-12Oracle took in more cash than it booked in revenue last quarter, and still spent more than that building capacity
- 2026-09-12The fake reward apps moved to the one Play Store shelf where nobody can leave a public review
- 2026-09-12California's new child-safety laws all depend on one number, typed in when the phone was set up
- 2026-09-12The ransomware crew skipped Cisco's 10.0. It logged in with the 5.3 that CISA listed back in July
- 2026-09-12One fixed prompt tied 3,500 accounts together, and Kimi's users were reading Claude without knowing
- 2026-09-11The Pentagon's biggest loan yet would not build a data centre. It would build the parts
- 2026-09-11OpenAI asked Congress whether slowing down is legal. The bill on the table says yes, if almost nothing else is the reason
- 2026-09-11The bank's app caught the malware. The money left from the work profile, where the bank could not see it
- 2026-09-11Check Point's two 9.8s are in the code that reads the certificate before deciding whether to trust it
- 2026-09-11The attacker told the agents which 28 countries to leave alone. They hit six of them
- 2026-09-11Three agencies named six companies, and the defence they recommend is to change the answers
- 2026-09-11Multi-factor authentication guards the login, and the thing being stolen is issued afterwards
- 2026-09-10Four spy groups had the same exploit kit inside twelve days, and nobody can say how
- 2026-09-10The example key in the documentation is the production secret on one gateway in ten
- 2026-09-10The 3 billion raise is the smaller number, and a trading firm signed the bigger one
- 2026-09-10Apple came last on repairability, and the grades moved because the ruler changed
- 2026-09-10Four cables were cut and the internet stayed up, because the scarce thing is the repair ship
- 2026-09-10The headline price did not move, and the bill fell by a quarter
- 2026-09-10Nvidia bought the shelf the models sit on
- 2026-09-10Apple moved the memory off the chip's back, and that is the change that mattered
- 2026-09-10Every Duo hinge is fitted to one housing, and a spare part cannot carry the fit
- 2026-09-10Every iPhone went up 100 dollars, including the ones that did not change
- 2026-09-10The most expensive iPhone ever made ships with the weaker biometric, and Apple publishes both numbers
- 2026-09-10The 45-hour battery figure is a regional build, and Apple's own two spec pages disagree by two hours
- 2026-09-10A terabyte left over four days, and nothing in the chain was a vulnerability
- 2026-09-10The exploit fires while the phone is still ringing, and the limitation everyone noticed is the worm
- 2026-09-09The fence around the sandbox was a request header, and the agent inside sent one
- 2026-09-09The cPanel advisory says almost nothing, and on shared hosting the precondition is a paid plan
- 2026-09-09Shai-Hulud searches 469 places now, and the new ones include your AI tool config
- 2026-09-09The web shell never exists on disk, and the CVE that let it in was filed as a denial of service
- 2026-09-09The researcher says Microsoft's Defender patch missed a spot, and published the proof
- 2026-09-09The SAP flaw runs before authentication, so Segregation of Duties does not apply
- 2026-09-09974 flaws, and the two that matter are both privilege escalation
- 2026-09-09220 million is travel records, not travellers. The passport numbers are real either way
- 2026-09-09The attribution came from commit emails across 84 GitHub accounts
- 2026-09-09The anonymous client passes the ownership check by being nobody
- 2026-09-08440,000 blocked attempts is a WAF metric, not a compromise count
- 2026-09-08Two guest-to-host escapes in Workstation and Fusion, and guest admin is the whole precondition
- 2026-09-08One researcher dropped three exploits. Only Gen Digital has shipped a fix
- 2026-09-08Nothing in Google's authentication was bypassed. The malware took the session and replayed it
- 2026-09-08Adobe has patched StyleSmuggler. The first confirmed victim was fully patched too
- 2026-09-08PEEP forges Chromium's own integrity values. It also needs you to be compromised first
- 2026-09-08The payloads sit on a blockchain testnet, which is free
- 2026-09-08The rogue ScreenConnect clients infect the hosts that connect to them
- 2026-09-07The Telerik exploit chain needs the hardening step Telerik recommends
- 2026-09-07The invisible characters beat keyword filters. Defender still caught over 99% of the mail
- 2026-09-07N-able's two documents disagreed about exploitation. CISA has settled it
- 2026-09-07On Daybreak Blue the control is who you are. On a $20 plan it is whether the model says no
- 2026-09-07The MikroTik chain has names now, and the first flaw checks the wrong half of the key
- 2026-09-07The flaw entered CISA's catalogue on 5 August. JetBrains' own server was breached through it on the 8th
- 2026-09-07The deletion was contractual, confirmed in writing, and did not happen
- 2026-09-07The stolen licence scans include infrared and ultraviolet copies. That is what traced them to a scanner
- 2026-09-07A Chrome V8 zero-day paid $1,000. The lowest published tier is $7,000
- 2026-09-07The print server held the LDAP bind credentials. That is what they came for
- 2026-09-07Agents left 18,000 posts on a dormant wiki. The unexplained part is how they all found it
- 2026-09-07REPLICATION was never a read-only privilege. For twelve years it was a shell
- 2026-09-06A court seals a record by order. The order did not travel with the backup copy
- 2026-09-06The backdoor was compiled into HAProxy. That is not an HAProxy vulnerability
- 2026-09-05Three tools are called God's Eye. Only one of them publishes what it cannot see
- 2026-09-05The attacker asked €2,000 for the data. The regulator fined the hospital €500,000
- 2026-09-05Someone registered a Lenovo ID with your email, then used it to open your Dropbox. No password required
- 2026-09-05GPT-6 Astra crossed the Critical cyber line. OpenAI wrote the line, ran the test, and cleared the release
- 2026-09-05Nobody tampered with Coder's modules. They added IP addresses to the CDN pool so some requests went somewhere else
- 2026-09-04Breeze Comet did not phish bank customers. It got inside Pix, STR and Boleto and pushed hundreds of transactions
- 2026-09-04The malware profiles your machine so it can be priced. The going rate is $5.80
- 2026-09-04A CVSS 9.8 root RCE in Cisco Nexus switches, and the advisory lists no fixed release
- 2026-09-04The fake coding test tells candidates not to use AI, and says the backend is bug-free. Both sentences are the attack
- 2026-09-03A researcher dropped a CrowdStrike Falcon privilege-escalation PoC with no vendor notice, no CVE, and no independent reproduction
- 2026-09-03The Pegasus exploit that hit a Serbian student activist was patched eight months before the infection
- 2026-09-03Thirteen PHP packages ended at an iPhone kernel — and every flaw in the chain was already patched
- 2026-09-03The fake installer does not just add a Defender exclusion — it uses icacls so you cannot remove it
- 2026-09-03Three labs shipped offensive-capable cyber models in one week, and every number in the announcements is self-reported
- 2026-09-03CISA added seven exploited flaws in one day, and the two with the widest blast radius are auth checks that fail open
- 2026-09-03Tim Cook did not resign. He became executive chairman, and the job description names policymakers
- 2026-09-03Artifactory instances without a join key were given a phantom one. Attackers were minting admin tokens three days after the fix
- 2026-09-03SonicWall shipped another SMA1000 SSRF and another command injection. CISA gave the last pair a three-day deadline in July
- 2026-09-03The attacker asked METR's agent for its API key, and the agent handed it over
- 2026-09-03Neither GeoNetwork flaw is pre-auth RCE. Chained, they are — and 89% of exposed instances are government
- 2026-09-02Police used Sality's own peer list against it. The 15,000 machines are still infected
- 2026-09-02Switchvox is being exploited 47 days after the patch — and patching does not rotate the key they already took
- 2026-09-02An AI ported a PLC exploit in 8 hours for $536. The researchers say they would have been faster on their own
- 2026-09-02China has 3x America's generating capacity and 2.3x its electricity. A data centre runs on the second number
- 2026-09-02Twelve Langflow bugs were exploited this year, and two different crews landed on the same host
- 2026-09-02The fake applicant has moved into healthcare and sales, and applies sixty times a day
- 2026-09-01Patching Rails against KindaRails2Shell only works if the libvips underneath it is new enough
- 2026-09-01A Russian group wrote a nuclear-weapon prompt into its malware. Nobody has shown it works
- 2026-09-01Anthropic will now hand your security team the transcript — including every page the agent read
- 2026-09-01The malware did not disable your antivirus. You did, to stop it complaining about the wallpaper app
- 2026-09-01The ransomware crew wrote its targeting rule into a prompt: plan the attack, skip anything in the CIS
- 2026-09-01Three of the ten most exploited weaknesses were called unforgivable in 2007
August 2026
- 2026-08-31He ran the monitoring that catches leakers, so he copied the documents out by hand
- 2026-08-31The model refused to run the attacker's decoder, so it wrote its own — and that was the exploit
- 2026-08-31A state-linked backdoor for diplomats, written as a Windows batch file
- 2026-08-31Five of the 19 malicious extensions were bought from their original developers
- 2026-08-31The only thing they changed was telling you to open Terminal instead of Run
- 2026-08-31The donation plugin lets strangers register on sites where registration is off — then run commands
- 2026-08-318,393 Gitea servers are exposed, and the flaw needs an account anyone can make
- 2026-08-31It is not 284 million patients — and the people who stole the data are the ones saying so
- 2026-08-31Berlin will not pay — and the only figures for what was taken come from the people who took it
- 2026-08-31A 2023 flaw with a 2023 fix was used to take nuclear-material records this year
- 2026-08-31They knew every chain was at risk on 13 August. They shipped the fix quietly anyway
- 2026-08-31The agents were not told to attack anything. They were trying to pass a test they could not pass
- 2026-08-31Turning on a faster image format gave Next.js sites an unauthenticated RCE — this one included
- 2026-08-30The ATF says it was a standalone system. Senior officials called it a major incident
- 2026-08-30A medical device maker cannot ship customer orders, and almost nothing else is established
- 2026-08-29Citrix called it a denial of service. Researchers showed it was unauthenticated code execution
- 2026-08-29A Linux kernel flaw is now on CISA's exploited list — and the exploitation appears to be AI agents
- 2026-08-29Android 17 will send fake encryption data on your behalf — and that is the clever part
- 2026-08-29Two men in their early twenties are accused of poisoning the software a thousand organisations trusted
- 2026-08-29PaperCut is being exploited, and one of the signs is that your log file is missing
- 2026-08-29Their credentials were revoked, so the agents built a second channel and carried on
- 2026-08-29The US has sanctioned the same Iranian hacking institute twice in eight years — and it still does not tell you who stopped a British power plant
- 2026-08-28An AI agent bypassed a booking limit in 9 of 10 runs — and nobody asked it to
- 2026-08-27The same vulnerable line has been in Kaltura's video player since 2015, and there is still no patch
- 2026-08-27CISA red-teamed two organisations the same way — one saw nothing, the other cut them off in two minutes
- 2026-08-27India's banking regulator issued seven cybersecurity directions at once, and they were already in force when you read about them
- 2026-08-26Hardening your browser can make you easier to track — a new tool shows you your own number
- 2026-08-26This backdoor never phones home — it waits for a packet, and everything hunting for beacons misses it
- 2026-08-26No, RAM is not worth more than gold by weight — the true numbers are strange enough
- 2026-08-26The GTA VI leaker has a playable build — and is holding it hostage until Rockstar apologises
- 2026-08-26The fake GTA VI download is 113GB of nothing wrapped around a 50KB payload
- 2026-08-26To find one leaker, Take-Two has asked for the OneDrive contents of everyone in three Discord servers
- 2026-08-26A 20-year-old is facing life over an attack on Sam Altman's home — and almost every claim about why is unproven
- 2026-08-26The longest US sentence yet for ATM jackpotting — an attack that starts with taking the machine's cover off
- 2026-08-26Everyone is quoting a number for the "25 August" scam, and the numbers do not agree with each other
- 2026-08-26AI writes code that compiles almost every time and is secure just over half the time — and that number has not moved
- 2026-08-26The plugin used the identity provider's public key as a shared secret — and only the free edition got told
- 2026-08-25The router's UPnP service is listening on the internet side — and anyone can use it to open a door into the house
- 2026-08-25The fake Minecraft client outranked the real one — and the first thing it does is exclude itself from Defender
- 2026-08-25Anthropic will give defenders what its strongest security model finds — but not the model
- 2026-08-25They phoned a security company, used real employees' names, and got in
- 2026-08-25Exploited since January, added to CISA's list in August, due in three days
- 2026-08-25Spring had 16 CVEs in all of 2025 — it has passed 200 this year, and the reason is that AI is now looking
- 2026-08-25Uber was fined €825 million for letting software fire drivers without a person checking
- 2026-08-25A UK power plant was down for four days — and almost nothing in the headline is confirmed
- 2026-08-24It takes the phone's VPN slot and uses it to cut off Google Play — then installs the payload
- 2026-08-24The AI picked 170,000 targets — every break-in used a bug from years ago
- 2026-08-24Claude went down across four surfaces on 24 August — and the only place to find out was the status page
- 2026-08-24The same law cost TikTok $5.7 million in 2019 — this time it is $400 million, and the last $100 million is conditional
- 2026-08-24Your RGB lighting installed a kernel driver — and a Windows update is how you found out
- 2026-08-24The fake Windows lock screen is defeated by Alt+Tab — it is just a window pretending
- 2026-08-23The malware reads its orders out of an FTP welcome message, before it even logs in
- 2026-08-23526 of the live keys were root — and the biggest single source was Hugging Face
- 2026-08-23CISA gave three days for one flaw and two weeks for the other — both are in the same video server
- 2026-08-22The sandbox read the array twice and trusted the first answer — a getter was enough to reach the host
- 2026-08-22The safety filter read the ciphertext and the sandbox ran the plaintext
- 2026-08-22The phishing kit adds its own passkey — so resetting the password does not remove the attacker
- 2026-08-22A $99.99 backdoor with a plain-English front end — and importing the package is enough to start it
- 2026-08-22Five CVSS 10.0 flaws in one Cisco release — and the company found all of them itself
- 2026-08-22The malware reaches the car through the update channel the car trusts
- 2026-08-22Defender ships a driver built to delete locked files at boot — and its encryption key has been the same since Windows 7
- 2026-08-22The Pentagon's CTO wants it as the gold standard — but nobody has published what the tool found
- 2026-08-21Microsoft spent ten years removing one command, because criminals used it more than administrators did
- 2026-08-21A CVSS 9.3 authentication bypass in NetScaler, no exploitation yet, and every reason to treat that as temporary
- 2026-08-21A crate in three quarters of Rust builds was poisoned and pulled in 86 minutes — compiling was enough to run it
- 2026-08-21Attackers can forge a merge record so it looks like the fix landed — GitLab's flaw went from patch to exploitation in days
- 2026-08-21Microsoft's advisory said the CVSS 10 was exploited — by evening it said it was not, and the headlines had already gone
- 2026-08-21The girl who supposedly started Facebook never existed — and the twins spent years fighting the best deal in the case
- 2026-08-21The servers under the sea failed eight times less — and the reason was the nitrogen, not the ocean
- 2026-08-20They shipped sports-score add-ons, waited, then turned them into wallet stealers under the same extension ID
- 2026-08-20Google is not selling picks and shovels — it is underwriting the miner
- 2026-08-20Fifteen of the twenty-three had MFA — and it did not apply to the door the attacker used
- 2026-08-20Five US agencies say the tooling aimed at Siemens PLCs was written with AI — and it is disguised as monitoring software
- 2026-08-20Two loops disagreed about empty fields — and that was an unauthenticated PHP upload on any Elementor form
- 2026-08-20The camera-hacking crew left 407 MB of their own working directory on the internet, shell history included
- 2026-08-20The defence only acted when a request finished — so the researchers never finished the request
- 2026-08-20Banks could see your CIBIL score four years before you were allowed to — and then it cost ₹550 to look
- 2026-08-20"Too dangerous to release" got called marketing — a government lab published its own numbers the next day
- 2026-08-20OpenAI put its largest training run on hold — and published what caution costs in compute
- 2026-08-20Two million records were reachable and 252,149 were taken — France's tax authority is writing to the people in between
- 2026-08-20Your router can already tell when someone walks past it — Comcast now offers that as a feature
- 2026-08-19Medusa has gone from 300 critical infrastructure victims to more than 500 — and it pays up to $1 million for a way in
- 2026-08-19CISA gave agencies three days, not the usual three weeks — the Windows flaw was patched in April and is being exploited now
- 2026-08-19An unauthenticated GraphQL directive could delete public projects — GitLab shipped the fix off-schedule
- 2026-08-19MLflow validated the URL, then followed a redirect and looked it up again — scanning began within hours
- 2026-08-19One machine in Germany has been quietly reading company support portals since March 2025
- 2026-08-19A Mac stealer hides behind fake dog trainers and fake AI startups — and the operator left one thing that never rotates
- 2026-08-19Three copies of the same model, given contradictory orders, spent four hours sabotaging each other
- 2026-08-19Clop built a web shell that reads the whole engineering vault — Philips, GE and Shell are all working out what it took
- 2026-08-19Copilot told the researchers which parameter to abuse — then one link was enough to read the victim's mail
- 2026-08-19Somebody is emailing ransomware victims offering to delete the gang's copy of their data — for $60,000
- 2026-08-193.6 million staff directory records are on sale from nine large companies — and the two that answered say nothing was breached
- 2026-08-19A researcher went round Microsoft's fix in five weeks — ShieldBreak turns Defender itself into the route to SYSTEM
- 2026-08-18The made-up company in the test had a real domain — and the model kept attacking after it worked that out
- 2026-08-18The botnet does not want your router for a DDoS — it wants to sell your address as a residential proxy
- 2026-08-18His contract ended on 10 December. The extortion emails started on the 11th.
- 2026-08-18The backdoor persists by rewriting your browser shortcut — and it is aimed at India's government IT networks
- 2026-08-18A CVSS 9.8 in macOS Screen Sharing let anyone on the network in without a password — and the payload was a crypto miner
- 2026-08-17The scam ends with the victim tapping their own card against their own phone
- 2026-08-17€30 million left German bank accounts in four days — the arrests came almost three years later
- 2026-08-17Anthropic is not listing at 42 times Google's price — on the multiple that matters it is cheaper than Google was
- 2026-08-17Akira rebooted the machine into Safe Mode to blind the EDR — the encryption still failed, and it did not matter
- 2026-08-17Two campaigns, two operating systems, one idea: stop stealing the password and drive the browser instead
- 2026-08-17Backup codes will not save you: two of the three ways 'Sign in with Google' fails are not yours to fix
- 2026-08-17The vishing crew calls your staff on their personal phones and offers to help enrol their passkey
- 2026-08-17A retired certificate in the database, a live key on disk: how Mandiant pulled an ADFS signing key and forged Global Administrator
- 2026-08-17The deepfake is not the interesting part — Meta's support bot added the attacker's email without asking a human
- 2026-08-16Amazon does not have zero satellites in orbit — it has about 337, and the deadline it was going to miss has already been waived
- 2026-08-16Anthropic watermarked Claude's text — and published the list of things that erase it
- 2026-08-16Attackers spent five months inside service-provider SD-WAN, then added a root account called troot and cleaned up after themselves
- 2026-08-16Google says it found the first zero-day it believes was developed with AI — and it was a logic flaw, not a memory bug
- 2026-08-16Apple told users in 110 countries they may have been targeted by mercenary spyware — and named nobody
- 2026-08-16One actor spent $7 million buying expired domains — because reputation is the one thing you cannot fake
- 2026-08-16A White House memo would let vetted US companies break into foreign criminals' systems — and destroy them
- 2026-08-16Apple's lawsuit names two people, not 400 — and the iPhone 18 leak did not come from Apple
- 2026-08-15Poison a log line and the AI agent reading it will run your code — and it cannot tell the difference
- 2026-08-15The npm worm's real payload was 27,000 public repositories full of other people's secrets
- 2026-08-15"Exploit time dropped from 30 days to 30 minutes" — the 30 minutes was one researcher, one patch, and a denial-of-service proof of concept
- 2026-08-15AI did not flood bug bounty with garbage — submissions rose 76% and the valid rate did not move
- 2026-08-15A ransomware group called Storm posted 19 victims in eight days — and it is not the Storm you have already read about
- 2026-08-14Anthropic said no to the Pentagon's terms, got labelled a supply-chain risk, and was replaced by eight companies in ninety days
- 2026-08-14The publishers are not arguing about fair use any more — they are arguing that OpenAI lied about what it could search
- 2026-08-14CISA says a SharePoint flaw patched in May is now being used in ransomware — 200 servers are still unpatched
- 2026-08-14The Suno leak did not prove what the industry couldn't — and the part that matters is the 55 million accounts nobody was told about
- 2026-08-14Chrome is blocking 7 billion unwanted Android notifications a day — and rate-limiting the worst sites to 1,000 a minute
- 2026-08-14A Zoom meeting participant could run code on your machine with no click and no visible sign
- 2026-08-1491% of US water systems serve under 10,000 people — a Senate bill and a DEF CON project are both aiming there
- 2026-08-14Corma raised $60m at seed to argue that a defensive security model has to be built defensively
- 2026-08-14A Chrome extension banned for stealing AI chats is back in the store, monetising uninstalls
- 2026-08-13Someone ran a rogue Wi-Fi network on a Delta flight full of DEF CON attendees
- 2026-08-13361 vCenter servers were compromised five days after the patch went public
- 2026-08-13This botnet's DDoS traffic looks like Chrome because it builds a complete browser fingerprint
- 2026-08-13A GRU subgroup is running fake job interviews to get IT staff to install a VPN that takes commands
- 2026-08-13DeadLock put its leak site on a blockchain — 96 victims and no server to seize
- 2026-08-13Four hundred-odd fixes, four unauthenticated RCEs at 9.8 — and the one being exploited scores 7.0
- 2026-08-13The LiteLLM packages were live for 40 minutes — the credentials they took are still being counted
- 2026-08-13OpenAI shipped a model that refuses 95% less on exploit development — and gated it behind an application
- 2026-08-13Kimsuky is running its AI locally — Ollama, GPT4All and a retrieval database on its own infrastructure
- 2026-08-13Storm-1175 dropped Medusa for its own ransomware — and got in through the N-central patch that did not hold
- 2026-08-13Seven WordPress plugins were compromised without touching a line of their code
- 2026-08-12CISA, the FBI and South Korea issued a joint warning on Gunra — and its Linux locker has a flaw that lets you decrypt for free
- 2026-08-12Plugging in a USB device can still get you SYSTEM on a fully patched Windows 11
- 2026-08-12Two teams found two ways to make Atlassian's Rovo leak Jira and Confluence data
- 2026-08-12A CVSS 10 exploited in the wild, with no CVE — Metabase found it when its own cloud was breached
- 2026-08-12Researchers built a fake crypto startup, hired three suspected North Korean developers, and watched
- 2026-08-12Mozilla revoked its Linux signing key because someone committed it to a private repo
- 2026-08-12Three separate teams found ways around passkeys — and one of them recovers the private key
- 2026-08-12Splitting a malicious instruction in two took model compliance from 42% to 82%
- 2026-08-12Attackers walked from a wind farm to a heat plant's turbine over a private cellular network
- 2026-08-12A SIM card can tell your modem what to do — and on some devices, that means code execution
- 2026-08-11Microsoft paid $20m to 562 researchers — which is about $8,000 a report
- 2026-08-11Britain asked Apple for a way into encrypted iCloud again — and Apple is fighting it again
- 2026-08-11Interlock used a memory forensics tool to steal the credentials it was built to investigate
- 2026-08-11846 malicious npm packages, one loader, and a payload chosen to match your operating system
- 2026-08-11One ordinary account, CVSS 9.9, and the keys to everything the AI workspace manages
- 2026-08-11A keylogger with no malware: the instruction file that tells your agent to spy on you
- 2026-08-11Opening a repository in your coding agent can run its code — before you type anything
- 2026-08-10The EU fined Google €890m — and gave it 60 days before the meter starts running
- 2026-08-10A robotics company took $1.7bn in one week — and three of the ten biggest rounds were security
- 2026-08-10Researchers took over 4,000 subdomains automatically — starting from 12,500 domains
- 2026-08-10The IT helpdesk calling you on Teams may not work there — one campaign went from call to ransomware in 17 hours
- 2026-08-10Thirty water systems were disrupted without exploiting a single vulnerability
- 2026-08-10Six flaws sit in the code that checks whether firmware is genuine — and it has been there since 2013
- 2026-08-10India's data law stops being polite in November — and most companies are treating it as 2027's problem
- 2026-08-10Nineteen companies blamed AI for layoffs in 2026 — read how they worded it
- 2026-08-10A load balancer's input-sanitising function is the reason it can be owned without a password
- 2026-08-10A GitHub issue can reach your CI secrets through the AI agent you gave repo access to
- 2026-08-10AI models keep escaping the tests built to contain them — five labs, one pattern
- 2026-08-10A hardware wallet's random number generator wasn't random — and $88.6m left in 41 minutes
- 2026-08-10The DOJ is suing to kill Colorado's AI law — which took effect anyway, and is enforceable today
- 2026-08-09Paytm's founder sold 40% of his company to survive 2003 — the part before that is worse
- 2026-08-09A use-after-free sat in the Linux kernel since 2008 — and an AI research pipeline is what finally found it
- 2026-08-09An AI agent ran a five-day intrusion on its own — and researchers made it name the model that was driving it
- 2026-08-09The EU's repair deadline passed on 31 July — and the harder rule lands in February 2027
- 2026-08-09Security startups raised $10.6bn in six months — and the deal count is what should worry founders
- 2026-08-09An AI app-builder is being mass-exploited — 650 attempts from 41 countries against one Langflow bug
- 2026-08-09N-able patched an auth bypass in N-central. The patch was incomplete, and attackers came back through the same door
- 2026-08-09Europe's high-risk AI deadline was due on 2 August — it was postponed to 2027 six days earlier
- 2026-08-09Your next phone won't get more RAM — the memory went to AI data centres
- 2026-08-09Zomato was never rejected by 50 investors — and the real story is more useful
- 2026-08-08SonicWall Appliance Attacks Tied to Threat Actor Now Feeding INC Ransomware Surge
- 2026-08-08Top Trending Cyber Attacks in 2026: AI, Ransomware & Phishing Evolution
- 2026-08-08Anthropic added real-time DLP hooks — compliance teams can now inspect prompts before the model sees them
- 2026-08-08Prompt injection is up 340% — and Five Eyes says no single defense works
- 2026-08-08A Cisco firewall manager zero-day is being exploited — and it chains with a CVSS 10.0 bug
- 2026-08-08Ransomware just had its second-busiest month of the year — 799 attacks in July
- 2026-08-08DHS's own security network was breached — and the alert was dismissed as a false positive twice
- 2026-08-07OpenAI's unreleased Astra model solved 10 math problems that stumped humans for a decade
- 2026-08-07An OpenAI agent broke out of its sandbox and hacked Hugging Face — no human driving