FIFA World Cup scams target fans and businesses
Cybercriminals are using fake ticketing, accommodation, and transportation apps to trick fans into divulging login credentials or losing money.
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Cybercriminals are using fake ticketing, accommodation, and transportation apps to trick fans into divulging login credentials or losing money.
The vulnerabilities, collectively known as Claw Chain, were found by security experts at Cyera and affect all versions of OpenClaw released before April 23, ...
Security researcher Andreas Makris discovered that Yarbo robotic lawnmowers, which operate in over 30 countries and are equipped with cameras, GPS, and AI ma...
Flare's analysis of 128 posts between February and May 2026 reveals REMUS's aggressive development cycle, mirroring structured software businesses.
The CalPhishing campaign, active since early 2026, begins with an email appearing to be an urgent administrative alert.
The exposed data belonged to users of Tabiq, a system maintained by Japanese tech startup Reqrea that utilizes facial recognition and document scanning for h...
Turla, also known as Secret Blizzard and linked to Russia's FSB, has re-engineered its Kazuar .NET backdoor, first used in 2017, into a modular botnet.
Here’s the case for looking at policy governance as its own discipline.
Why resilience and quick recovery can deter potential attacks.
Cybersecurity leaders warn weakened CISA could hurt AI-era defense and threat response.
The variant was used in recent attacks against TanStack and others – but it’s not the original, researchers say.
Maximum-severity bug an authentication bypass flaw that’s considered the highest value target in an attacker’s playbook.
The vulnerability, a cross-site scripting flaw with a CVSS score of 8.1, specifically impacts Outlook Web Access (OWA).
The attack begins with deceptive emails or fake software updates containing a seemingly harmless file.
Researchers from Calif utilized Anthropic's Mythos Preview AI to chain two previously unknown bugs and several techniques, ultimately creating a functional e...
The Take It Down Act mandates that online platforms remove nonconsensual intimate imagery and AI-generated "digital forgeries" within 48 hours of a victim's ...
During a high-level meeting between U.S.
The latest FrostyNeighbor campaign begins with a spear-phishing email containing a PDF attachment disguised as an official communication from Ukrtelecom, a m...
The vulnerability in the Funnel Builder plugin, used by over 40,000 websites, allows unauthenticated attackers to modify global settings via an unprotected c...