Community Cyber Defense Urged to Combat AI-Powered Vulnerability Exploits
Researchers warn AI-driven cyberattacks threaten community organizations, emphasizing the need to scale human-led cybersecurity support alongside advanced AI defenses
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Experts Warn Fingerprint Theft from Social Media Photos Is Unlikely Threat
Despite viral claims, experts say hackers extracting fingerprints from online photos to commit theft remains a low-risk scenario for most people
New Browser Technique Lets Websites Track Users via SSD Activity
Researchers reveal FROST, a method that exploits SSD timing in browsers to detect open websites and apps without user interaction
Ransomware Group Claims Hack of Mike Lindell’s MyPillow Data
Russian-language ransomware group Play claims to have stolen confidential data from Mike Lindell’s MyPillow, which Lindell denies amid his gubernatorial campaign
Cybercriminals Exploit Real Hotel Bookings in Targeted Phishing Attacks
Cybercriminals are using stolen reservation details from hundreds of hotels worldwide to conduct spear-phishing scams aimed at stealing travelers' payment information
Hacker Group TeamPCP Launches Massive Supply Chain Attacks on Open Source Software
The hacker group TeamPCP has compromised hundreds of open source code repositories, including GitHub’s, in an unprecedented campaign exploiting software supply chains for malware…
AI Drives Rapid Shift in Software Bug Hunting and Exploit Development
Advances in AI are transforming software vulnerability discovery, pushing companies to adapt bug bounty programs and cybersecurity strategies amid rising exploit threats
AI Transforms Cybersecurity, Challenging Digital Governance Models
Artificial intelligence is accelerating cyber threats and reshaping digital governance, intensifying security concerns that demand collaboration beyond national borders
Cyberattack Disrupts Canvas Platform for Thousands of U.S. Schools
A widespread cyberattack on Canvas’ parent company Instructure has disrupted access for thousands of schools nationwide, affecting students’ ability to complete coursework and prompting…
MIT Develops Ultra-Efficient Chip to Secure Wireless Medical Devices Against Quantum Attacks
MIT researchers created a low-power microchip enabling post-quantum cryptography in wireless biomedical devices, protecting sensitive data from future quantum computing threats