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Tag: CySecurity News – Latest Information Security and Hacking Incidents
Firefox 153 Bakes Multi-Account Containers Into the Browser for Smarter Privacy
Firefox has long been praised for its privacy-first approach, but managing multiple digital identities used to require workarounds. With the July 2026…
Kimsuky Brings AI Closer to Its Malware and Phishing Operations
North Korean cyber-espionage group Kimsuky appears to be moving beyond occasional use of public AI services by assembling a local artificial intelligence…
Tanaka Emerges as Leading Data Leak Broker as Stolen Information Fuels Cybercrime
Ransomware attacks are undoubtedly one of the most notorious security threats today. Yet it seems that information itself has become a very popular target…
Gen Threat Report Highlights H1 Global Threat Landscape
The Gen Threat Report is a twice-a-year analysis of the largest cyber threats impacting the digital threat landscape, providing a detailed insight into…
Levi Strauss & Co. Confirms Hackers Stole Corporate Data in Cyberattack
Levi Strauss & Co. (Levi’s) has announced a cybersecurity incident involving an unauthorized third party who used social engineering to access the…
China’s New Challenge: Fake AI Videos During Natural Disasters
As China grapples with intensified storms and flooding over recent months, authorities face an unexpected secondary crisis: a surge of AI-generated fake…
Bank of Baroda Data Breach: What We Know About the Alleged 1TB Dark Web Leak
Bank of Baroda has confirmed a cybersecurity incident involving a compromised employee email account after reports emerged that nearly 1TB of data…
Meccha Chameleon Vulnerability Allowed Malware to Spread Through Steam Workshop Maps
A security vulnerability in the game Meccha Chameleon enabled malicious custom maps stored on Steam Workshop to infect users with malware. The…
New CSS Attacks Expose Webmail Users to Passord and Token Theft
In new research, CSS-based attacks have been discovered that can bypass security protections in webmail services, allowing attackers to steal passwords,…
ICE Can Now Buy Your Credit Card Information
Every time you apply for a credit card or update your account details, you may be sharing your data with ICE. A research by 404 Media said that personal…
Think Hotel Wi-Fi Is Safe? Hackers Have Several Ways to Prove You Wrong
For many travelers, connecting to hotel Wi-Fi is one of the first things they do after checking in. But while some guests use the network for banking and…
ShinyHunters Data Leaks Fuel $2,000 Sextortion Email Scam
Cybercriminals are exploiting email addresses exposed in previous ShinyHunters data leaks to conduct a new sextortion campaign demanding $2,000 in…
GrapheneOS Duress Feature Puts Digital Privacy and Evidence Laws to the Test
A federal case concerning a local Atlanta activist is fueling controversy over privacy issues relating to cell phone searches and whether simply wiping…
Nearly 800 Malicious npm Packages Found Delivering Cross-Platform RAT and Infostealer
An extensive software supply chain attack targeting developers and systems running Windows, Mac OS, and Linux has identified approximately 800 malicious…
SQL Injection Used in Zero-Day Metabase Customer Data Theft Hacks
To exploit customer instances in data theft hacks, a critical Metabase SQL injection flaw was abused in zero day attacks. The vulnerability impacted Tally…
Somalia Raises Security Concerns Over WhatsApp’s Upcoming Username Feature
Somalia has raised concerns over WhatsApp’s upcoming username-based messaging feature, warning that allowing users to communicate without revealing their…
Linux Spectre Defenses Can Be Bypassed by Precisely Timed Interrupts, Researchers Find
MIT CSAIL researchers have uncovered a new speculative-execution technique that can potentially undermine Linux protections designed to defend against…
AI Models Break Out of Sandbox During Security Test, Breach Hugging Face Infrastructure
Artificial intelligence labs have long relied on isolated computing environments, commonly known as sandboxes, to test how far advanced models can go…
Atlassian Rovo AI Can Be Abused to Exfiltrate Jira, Confluence Data
Atlassian’s Rovo AI assistant has been exposed to two independent attack techniques that could cause it to retrieve Jira and Confluence data accessible to…