Category: Cyber Security News

Parrot 6.3 Released With Improved Security & New Hacking Tools

ParrotOS, the cybersecurity-focused Linux distribution, has recently released its latest update, Parrot 6.3, which includes a number of new features, performance improvements, and updated tools to enhance the user experience. This release is designed to make ParrotOS faster, more stable,…

10 Best Web Application Firewall (WAF) – 2025

A Web Application Firewall (WAF) is a security solution designed to protect web applications by monitoring, filtering, and blocking malicious HTTP/S traffic. Operating at the OSI model’s application layer (Layer 7), a WAF acts as a reverse proxy between users…

National Change Your Password Day! – CISA Recommends to Enable MFA

February 1 marks National Change Your Password Day, a timely initiative to combat escalating cyber risks by promoting stronger password practices. With hacking incidents surging globally, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) emphasizes the critical role of multi-factor authentication (MFA) in safeguarding digital accounts. Despite annual reminders to update…

TAG-124 Hacked 1000+ WordPress Sites To Embed Payloads

A sophisticated cyber campaign orchestrated by the threat group TAG-124 has compromised over 1,000 WordPress websites to deploy malicious payloads. The operation leverages a multi-layered Traffic Distribution System (TDS) to infect users with malware, demonstrating advanced evasion tactics and infrastructure…

Hackers Abusing GitHub Infrastructure to Deliver Lumma Stealer

Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a sophisticated campaign leveraging GitHub’s trusted release infrastructure to distribute the Lumma Stealer malware. This information-stealing malware, part of a growing trend of cybercriminals abusing legitimate platforms, poses significant risks by exfiltrating sensitive data and deploying…

GitHub Copilot Jailbreak Vulnerability Let Attackers Train Malicious Models

Researchers have uncovered two critical vulnerabilities in GitHub Copilot, Microsoft’s AI-powered coding assistant, that expose systemic weaknesses in enterprise AI tools.  The flaws—dubbed “Affirmation Jailbreak” and “Proxy Hijack”—allow attackers to bypass ethical safeguards, manipulate model behavior, and even hijack access…