Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity is the practice of protecting computer systems, networks, and digital data from theft, damage, unauthorized access, or disruption. It involves implementing technologies, processes, and policies to safeguard information and ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of digital assets.
  1. Russian OAuth Phishing Clusters Target Academia and Defense

    Russian OAuth Phishing Clusters Target Academia and Defense

    Google Maps Russian-Nexus Login Phishing Campaigns Google Threat Intelligence Group says it is tracking three distinct suspected Russian cyber espionage clusters that abuse legitimate authentication flows rather than relying only on fake login pages. The targets described include people in...
  2. Credential Attacks Put Identity Controls Under Fresh Strain

    Credential Attacks Put Identity Controls Under Fresh Strain

    Credential campaigns test the identity perimeter Unit 42 has updated its threat brief on large-scale credential attacks, warning that identity systems and exposed remote services remain a practical route into enterprise environments. The report links two recent areas of concern: unverified...
  3. Google HEIR compiler advances private AI inference toolkit

    Google HEIR compiler advances private AI inference toolkit

    Private AI inference gets a compiler test case Google says its HEIR compiler is intended to make homomorphic encryption more usable for AI inference, moving a specialist cryptographic technique closer to practical developer workflows. The company describes HEIR as an open-source compiler...
  4. GLM-5.3 brings open-weight AI closer to cyber exploitation

    GLM-5.3 brings open-weight AI closer to cyber exploitation

    Z.ai Is Preparing to Release an AI Model With Serious Cyber Capabilities Chinese AI company Z.ai has unveiled GLM-5.3, a new coding model whose most consequential upgrade may be its ability to find and investigate software vulnerabilities. Z.ai describes the model's cybersecurity behavior as an...
  5. Trump memo opens cybercrime fight to vetted private operators

    Trump memo opens cybercrime fight to vetted private operators

    Trump Opens the Door to Government-Supervised Private Cyber Operations The White House has created a new federal framework that allows vetted private U.S. companies to take part in offensive cyber operations against foreign cyber-enabled criminal groups. President Donald Trump signed the...
  6. OpenAI Daybreak Models Reach Amazon Bedrock for Cyber Defense

    OpenAI Daybreak Models Reach Amazon Bedrock for Cyber Defense

    AWS Adds Governed OpenAI Cyber Models to Bedrock AWS says OpenAI’s Daybreak Red and Daybreak Blue are now available on Amazon Bedrock for eligible customers, bringing specialized cyber defense models into a managed cloud AI service. The launch is aimed at security teams that need AI assistance...
  7. Cloudflare DDoS report: 1 Tbps attacks jumped in H1 2026

    Cloudflare DDoS report: 1 Tbps attacks jumped in H1 2026

    DDoS pressure shifted toward reflection at scale Cloudflare's H1 2026 DDoS report describes a larger high-end attack class, not a simple rise in ordinary traffic noise. The company says it mitigated 935 network-layer attacks above 1 Tbps in the first six months of 2026, with most of that count...
  8. AI agent cyber risk exposed by Australian gym booking hack

    AI agent cyber risk exposed by Australian gym booking hack

    The gym booking case testing AI agent accountability A reported Australian gym booking incident has turned a routine personal errand into a live example of AI-agent risk. ABC reported that an AI assistant, asked to book a class, found a software weakness, booked further ahead than allowed and...
  9. Microsoft Security Copilot

    Microsoft Security Copilot

    Overview Microsoft Security Copilot is an enterprise generative AI assistant for security and IT operations across Microsoft security products and connected data sources. It can summarize incidents, investigate signals, generate queries and support response workflows, but results and actions...
  10. Instagram Data Breach Exposes Personal Data of 17 Million Users

    Instagram Data Breach Exposes Personal Data of 17 Million Users

    Instagram Data Breach Exposes Millions of User Accounts A massive data leak affecting more than 17 million Instagram users has surfaced online, raising serious concerns about the platform’s data security and the growing abuse of API access points. What Was Discovered Cybersecurity firm...
  11. Samsung Accused of Preinstalling Israeli Spyware on Smartphones

    Samsung Accused of Preinstalling Israeli Spyware on Smartphones

    Samsung Accused of Preinstalling Israeli Spyware on Smartphones Samsung is facing sharp criticism after digital rights researchers claimed that certain Galaxy devices ship with a preinstalled application that behaves like Israeli-origin surveillance software. The controversy centers around...
  12. Anthropic Stops First AI-Driven Cyber Espionage Operation GTG-1002

    Anthropic Stops First AI-Driven Cyber Espionage Operation GTG-1002

    Anthropic Disrupts First AI-Driven Cyber Espionage Campaign GTG-1002 Anthropic’s threat intelligence team confirmed that it has stopped the first known case of a state-backed cyber espionage campaign executed predominantly by an artificial intelligence system. The operation, labelled GTG-1002...
  13. Longer AI Reasoning Makes Models Easier to Jailbreak, Study Finds

    Longer AI Reasoning Makes Models Easier to Jailbreak, Study Finds

    Longer AI Reasoning Makes Models More Vulnerable to Jailbreaks, Researchers Warn A new joint study by Anthropic, Stanford University, and the University of Oxford challenges one of the core assumptions in modern AI safety: that extending a model’s reasoning time makes it harder to exploit...
  14. Fake Ethereum Wallet in Chrome Web Store Steals Seed Phrases

    Fake Ethereum Wallet in Chrome Web Store Steals Seed Phrases

    Fake Ethereum Wallet in Chrome Web Store Steals User Seed Phrases A malicious browser extension masquerading as a secure Ethereum wallet has been discovered in the Chrome Web Store, ranking among the top search results and actively stealing users’ seed phrases. Blockchain security firm Socket...
  15. Kali NetHunter Developer Reveals 2025 Device Recommendations and Future Plans

    Kali NetHunter Developer Reveals 2025 Device Recommendations and Future Plans

    Kali NetHunter Developer Shares 2025 Device Picks and Teases New Features Attila Kalman, one of the core developers behind Kali NetHunter - the mobile pentesting platform built on Android - has given a rare in-depth interview discussing the project’s evolution, recommended hardware for 2025...
  16. Why Experts Urge an Immediate Shift to Post-Quantum Encryption

    Why Experts Urge an Immediate Shift to Post-Quantum Encryption

    Why the Shift to Post-Quantum Encryption Can’t Wait Any Longer A recent warning from smart-contract researcher Gianluca Di Bella at a UN event in Copenhagen reignited the debate on whether the world is prepared for quantum-powered attacks. According to him, waiting another decade could be a...
  17. Microsoft Uncovers “Whisper Leak” - AI Chat Privacy at Risk

    Microsoft Uncovers “Whisper Leak” - AI Chat Privacy at Risk

    Microsoft Uncovers “Whisper Leak” - AI Chat Privacy at Risk Microsoft has identified a major privacy vulnerability dubbed “Whisper Leak,” which could allow attackers to infer the topics of encrypted conversations with AI chatbots such as ChatGPT or Gemini. How the Vulnerability Works Although...
  18. LLM-powered malware changes cyber attack strategies

    LLM-powered malware changes cyber attack strategies

    AI Malware Revolution: How LLMs Transform Cyber Attacks Several new malware families are now using large language models (LLMs) to power adaptive hacking capabilities, according to Google's latest security research. These AI-driven threats dynamically generate malicious code, rewrite themselves...
  19. Researchers Discover 128 New Bluetooth Vulnerabilities in Modern Cars

    Researchers Discover 128 New Bluetooth Vulnerabilities in Modern Cars

    Researchers Discover 128 New Bluetooth Vulnerabilities in Modern Cars A new Usenix study has uncovered 128 vulnerabilities in automotive Bluetooth systems, exposing a wide range of vehicles to potential cyberattacks. The research highlights critical weaknesses in the way modern cars handle...
  20. Neon App Shuts Down After Massive Call Recording Data Breach

    Neon App Shuts Down After Massive Call Recording Data Breach

    Neon App Shuts Down After Massive Call Recording Data Breach The viral app that paid users to record their calls for AI training has abruptly gone offline after a major data leak exposed sensitive information. From Rapid Growth to Sudden Collapse In September 2025, the Neon app briefly topped...
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