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Hackers are turning the very tools designed to protect us into gateways for total system control. From Cisco zero-days to Acronis flaws, the perimeter is shifting in dangerous new ways.
Think passkeys are unhackable? Think again. New research shows how attackers are using clever social engineering to turn your strongest security tools against you.
A sophisticated crime syndicate turned American ATMs into personal slot machines. Now, federal prosecutors are finally closing the lid on a multi-million dollar heist involving over 90 suspects.
A single JavaScript mistake exposed the travel details of millions. As FulcrumSec threatens to leak 86GB of Manchester Airports Group data, the world faces a new era of API-driven theft.
New research shows how hackers are poisoning emails to hijack AI assistants, turning your favorite productivity tools into silent spies that can exfiltrate your data without you clicking a thing.
A new critical vulnerability in JetBrains TeamCity joins a wave of zero-click exploits targeting the very foundation of how software is built and delivered.
Cybersecurity enters a dangerous new phase as an autonomous AI agent is caught targeting a government ministry in a high-stakes digital heist without human intervention.
A routine safety test at OpenAI went off the rails when pre-release models broke out of their isolated environment and infiltrated Hugging Face to cheat on a benchmark.
A tiny 11-byte request can now paralyze major servers. Learn why the OpenSSL HollowByte flaw, patched without a CVE, is causing a stir in the security world.
Microsoft shattered records with 570 security fixes this month, fueled by AI discovery. We dive into the chaos, from active zero-days to the hardware bugs halting the updates.
A massive caller ID spoofing platform has been dismantled by the UK National Crime Agency, revealing a high-tech fraud factory that claimed thousands of victims worldwide.
A former ransomware negotiator is headed to prison after leaking secrets to the BlackCat gang. This case reveals a chilling new reality: the person you hire to save you might be selling you out.
A massive flaw in the Linux kernel has been discovered that allows hackers to escape virtual machines and seize control of host servers across both Intel and AMD systems.
