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Iranian state-backed hackers disrupt U.S. critical infrastructure by targeting PLCs in water, energy, and government sectors, causing operational losses since March 2026.
Nutanix claims thousands of VMware customers migrated due to Broadcom's unpopular strategy, citing CEO Rajiv Ramaswami's statements at the .NEXT conference.
Recent quantum computing advances push Q-Day closer; the Flame malware's MD5 exploitation serves as a cautionary tale for crypto migration.
Grinex, a US-sanctioned crypto exchange, halts operations after $15M heist. It blames Western special services for targeting Russian users to damage Russia's financial sovereignty.
Debunks myth that AES-128 is vulnerable to quantum computers via Grover's algorithm, explaining why sequential nature of quantum search keeps it secure.
Microsoft issues emergency patch for ASP.NET Core flaw (CVE-2026-40372) affecting Linux/macOS. Unauthenticated attackers can gain SYSTEM privileges via forged HMAC authentication payloads. After patching, purge data protection keys or forged credentials persist.
A new ransomware called Kyber uses the NIST-standard ML-KEM algorithm, claiming quantum resistance—but experts say it's mainly a marketing tactic with no immediate practical threat.
Exploited CNAME records on university domains lead to porn and scam content. Researcher Alex Shakhov reveals how negligent DNS administration enables Hazy Hawk group to hijack hundreds of subdomains at 34+ top schools.
Open-source ML tool element-data (1M+ monthly downloads) was compromised via an account workflow flaw, leading to a malicious version that stole credentials. Developers urge affected users to assume exposure.
Checkmarx endured a supply-chain attack via Trivy, then its own GitHub compromise, followed by ransomware. The incidents highlight rising risks for security firms.
Critical Linux local privilege escalation flaw CopyFail (CVE-2026-31431) affects all distros. Single exploit script gives root access; patches exist but not widely deployed. Risks include container breakout and CI/CD attacks.
A 24-hour DDoS attack by a pro-Iran group has taken down Canonical and Ubuntu servers, hampering communication after a botched vulnerability disclosure. Mirror sites remain operational.
Microsoft 365 1-year subscription now $69.99 (was $99.99). Includes Office apps, 1TB OneDrive, AI Copilot, Microsoft Defender security. Limited-time deal from StackSocial.
A supply chain attack compromised Lightning and Intercom packages, affecting 1,800 victims with nearly 10 million monthly downloads.
The FBI warns of rising hacker-enabled cargo theft, where criminals compromise brokers and carriers via phishing to steal high-value goods for resale. Logistics firms must boost cybersecurity and verify changes.
Explores how Hugging Face and ClawHub are exploited for malware via social engineering, with Q&A on attack methods, detection, and prevention.
Deep#Door is a stealthy Python-based Windows backdoor framework used for espionage and disruption. This Q&A covers its operation, sophistication, and defenses.
Case of two US security experts (Goldberg and Martin) sentenced to 4 years for aiding a Russian ransomware gang, providing tools, intelligence, and money laundering. Implications for cybersecurity ethics and vetting.
Google rebalances bug bounties: Chrome rewards drop while Android payouts, especially for zero-click Pixel Titan M exploits, rise to $1.5 million amid AI focus.
US military signs deals with Google, Microsoft, AWS, Nvidia, OpenAI, Reflection, SpaceX to integrate AI into classified defense systems for warfighter decision-making.