The threat actor UNC3753 is conducting a sophisticated campaign targeting U.S. law firms through vishing (voice phishing) attacks combined with legitimate remote monitoring and management (RMM) tools. Attackers impersonate IT support personnel to trick employees into installing remote access softwar
Cisco recently experimented with using AI to automate security incident report writing, revealing both the potential and limitations of AI in cybersecurity operations. While the AI successfully generated structured reports and saved time on routine documentation, it also produced inaccuracies, misse
arXiv cracks down hard: Submit AI-generated hallucinations and face a permanent ban. Academic integrity just got its biggest enforcement upgrade yet.
The dark web’s cybercrime marketplace has evolved into a sophisticated economy where stolen identities sell for as little as 95 cents, malware-as-a-service operates on subscription models, and scam kits are available for hire. This underground ecosystem generates billions annually, fueling identity
Agentjacking is a novel attack vector targeting AI-powered coding assistants that autonomously execute code. Attackers inject malicious instructions into documentation, comments, or repositories that AI agents parse during development workflows. When these agents execute suggested code without prope
New TencShell malware gives attackers complete remote control of infected systems—full screen access, browser data theft, and UAC bypass capabilities detected
CISA has added multiple critical Ubiquiti UniFi OS vulnerabilities to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog, warning that threat actors are actively exploiting these flaws in the wild. The vulnerabilities, carrying maximum CVSS scores, allow unauthenticated remote code execution and comp
The French government’s secure messaging platform Tchap suffered a security breach allowing attackers to hijack user accounts through a password reset vulnerability. The incident exposed the accounts of government officials, civil servants, and military personnel who rely on the platform for officia
Foxconn just became the latest manufacturing giant hit by ransomware. With 600 attacks this year alone, manufacturers are in the crosshairs. Downtime = money.
Modern AI-powered email security systems are falling victim to decades-old text obfuscation techniques, allowing spam and phishing messages to bypass advanced machine learning filters. Attackers are successfully weaponizing simple character substitution, Unicode manipulation, and whitespace injectio