Agent Tesla malware targets data from 40 applications
A new Agent Tesla malware version reportedly steals data from 40 applications and uses emoji-based code.
Cyber incidents, service outages and reported data exposure, explained through their concrete effects on users and organizations.
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A new Agent Tesla malware version reportedly steals data from 40 applications and uses emoji-based code.
A malware campaign called ErrTraffic is using fake security prompts on YouTube to deceive users.
The headline reports a data leak and claims it could pose a threat to democratic institutions.
A new Android banking trojan is reported to steal PINs and drain victims' bank accounts.
India ordered Google to remove Firebase accounts linked to scams.
Japan’s evolving rearmament agenda includes a stronger focus on cyberspace, according to the headline.
A malware called Manic targets Android devices, reportedly stealing PINs and enabling remote control. The supplied headline does not specify its scale or distribution.
The report discusses Android malware, including how users can avoid and remove it.
A reported attack uses Google Docs to lure cybersecurity experts into a trap. The headline does not specify the number of victims or the payload.
A person described as a prominent figure in Iran's hacking scene has been arrested in Montenegro while wanted by the United States.
India has ordered the removal of Google Firebase accounts after identifying a scam pattern.
Cyberattacks have highlighted vulnerabilities in drinking-water systems in Minnesota. The headlines do not state that a specific system suffered a confirmed disruption.
A report identifies five cyber risks relevant to banks.
A report warns of JADEPUFFER, described as the world’s first AI ransomware agent. The supplied headline provides no details on confirmed attacks or affected systems.
The headline concerns the sentencing of Hamza Bendelladj in connection with the SpyEye computer virus. It does not indicate a new cyberattack or digital disruption.
Japan is reportedly preparing to hack back against cyber threats.
A fake cryptocurrency conference was reportedly used to target security researchers. The headlines do not specify the method or extent of the operation.
A reported cyber leak allegedly exposed 35 sensitive files from Pakistan Air Force R&D wing NASTP, with the files offered on the dark web.
Booking.com has reportedly been hacked in a large fraud incident. The headline does not specify the systems affected or the number of victims.
Origin warned approximately 900,000 customers that banking and identification details had been stolen.
A poisoned Rust package reportedly used Cargo's warning mechanism to target developers. The headline does not specify the scale or confirmed impact.
A breach roundup reports the return of Grandoreiro, a known malware threat. The headline provides no further details about scope or victims.
Researchers used social engineering against Copilot and reported exposing a security flaw.
Cisco has fixed critical security holes in its Crosswork product.
A listing for inexpensive Elementor Pro software on Allegro is described as potentially dangerous.
A report assesses how vulnerable Britain's food system is to cyberattack. The headline describes a risk assessment rather than a confirmed attack.
A judge granted Ariana Grande permission to pursue hackers accused of stealing and selling her music.
The Medusa ransomware operation has reportedly hit over 500 victims. The headline does not specify the affected sectors or countries.
The headline discusses DNS RPZ and cryptography in the context of combating internet censorship.
The Manic Android malware reportedly uses neighboring devices as a data-exfiltration channel. This indicates a cyber threat capable of bypassing conventional connectivity controls.
Talos presented an attack chain involving PentestGPT and SPECTRE.
A breach roundup reports the return of Grandoreiro malware.
The Cryptohack roundup reports that Harmony’s blockchain underwent a rollback following an exploit.
Cybercriminals reportedly attacked security researchers using a fraudulent cryptocurrency conference. The headline indicates targeted cyber activity against a specialized professional community.
A mini PC brand reportedly made malware-infected device drivers available through its website.
Attackers reportedly used a fake cryptocurrency conference as a lure to target security researchers. The supplied headline does not specify whether systems were compromised or how broadly the campaign spread.
Artificial intelligence can erase hackers’ digital fingerprints, making cyberattacks harder to attribute.
Maya Protocol suspended operations following a multi-bug exploit that drained CACAO tokens and other cross-chain assets.
The headline warns that digital systems connected to civilian infrastructure may be exposed to attacks or sabotage. It frames the issue as a strategic cybersecurity concern involving China and the United States.
The headline reports that Taiwan stopped a cyberattack involving artificial intelligence while facing pressure from China.