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Stuxnet was the opening act: a US–Israel cyberweapon that physically wrecked Iran's centrifuges. Sixteen years later, the same military unit that help...
On September 17–18, 2024, thousands of pagers and walkie-talkies carried by Hezbollah members detonated simultaneously across Lebanon — 42 dead, up to...
The Defense Intelligence Agency quietly elevated Israel to 'critical' — the same counterintelligence tier reserved for adversaries like China and Russ...
ShinyHunters phoned a Charter Communications employee, talked their way into a Microsoft Entra account, and exported millions of Spectrum customer rec...
Attackers used compromised credentials belonging to Lithuania's Migration Department to siphon more than 600,000 records from the state Centre of Regi...
A remote denial-of-service flaw dubbed the HTTP/2 Bomb (CVE-2026-49975) lets a single attacker on a home connection exhaust 32GB of server memory in 2...
No malware. No zero-day. Attackers simply opened a chat with Meta's AI support assistant, asked it to bind a new email to a target account, and let th...
In a four-day operation in Washington, the DOJ's Scam Center Strike Force fused federal agents, five-nation law enforcement, and nine tech companies —...
Aleksei Volkov didn't deploy the ransomware — he sold the way in. As an initial access broker for the Yanluowang crew and other groups, the 26-year-ol...
Noah Christopher, a 26-year-old German wanted on 74 cybercrime warrants, ran the Fluxstress and Netdowner DDoS-for-hire platforms — letting anyone wit...
Ransomware leak sites named 646 victims in May 2026 — the lowest month of the year and the first time 2026 dipped below its own record pace. Qilin hel...
Sysdig researchers observed the first confirmed in-the-wild use of an LLM agent for post-exploitation — an attacker exploited a pre-auth RCE in Marimo...
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