
Attackers Use Comp GitHub Maintainer Accounts to Seed Credential Theft Workflows
Researchers reveal a campaign using stolen maintainer credentials to inject malicious GitHub Actions into hundreds of open-source repositories.

Researchers reveal a campaign using stolen maintainer credentials to inject malicious GitHub Actions into hundreds of open-source repositories.

Attackers are leveraging legitimate Bing search redirects within Google Ads to trick users into downloading fake Claude installers that deploy the ClickFix malware.

Anas Hattab launched a Telegram group to help drivers avoid checkpoints and dangers in the occupied West Bank.

Rapid progress in quantum computing necessitates immediate federal preparation for post-quantum cryptographic defenses.

Black Lotus Labs reports a cryptomining botnet using a GitHub poem to hide command-and-control addresses, compromising over 3,400 servers.

A co-founder of the dark web marketplace Empire Market has been sentenced to 40 years in prison for enabling hundreds of millions in illegal transactions.

Analysis reveals Wazza phishkit employs advanced session management to target banking, government, and manufacturing entities across three continents.

Online retailer ASOS confirms attackers used social engineering to steal credentials and access customer personal data in a recent incident.

Linux creator Linus Torvalds says AI aids his workflow for specific tasks like finding bugs, but insists it is unsuitable for core kernel development.

Cloudflare expands its AI lineup with a new multimodal model, faster inference speeds, and reduced pricing for existing tools.

SIM swapping bypasses traditional network defenses by exploiting human trust at the carrier level, rendering technical perimeters ineffective against social manipulation.

Attackers exploit your inherent trust in known business partners to bypass standard security filters and extract sensitive data.

Attackers exploit public resolvers to turn tiny queries into massive floods, amplifying traffic by orders of magnitude through protocol quirks.

Security culture is the invisible layer of shared assumptions that determines whether technical controls succeed or fail during an incident response.

Attackers exploit human psychology faster than technical controls can intercept, making behavioral anomalies the primary detection vector for compromise attempts.

Google Maps now allows users to order meals directly within the app, integrating restaurant discovery with transactional tools.

Scammers impersonate brands to trick creators into handing over Google account credentials via fake verification platforms.

Federal authorities have charged Zhang Yu with cyberespionage activities tied to the Hafnium group, offering a substantial bounty for information leading to his arrest.

Law enforcement seized domains selling stolen intimate images of thousands of women and arrested the suspected administrator in France.

The online retailer confirmed customer data was exposed after attackers sent a notification claiming full access to its cloud infrastructure.

Federal agents have detained a key member of the ShinyHunters group, marking a significant enforcement action against the notorious cybercrime syndicate.

Researchers report that budget Android devices are shipping with pre-installed malware that turns phones into residential proxies and performs ad fraud.

U.S. authorities seized two command-and-control tools linked to the Chinese state-sponsored group Flax Typhoon, accompanied by a joint warning from federal agencies.

US lawmakers raise alarms over a proposed $10 million agreement that would provide Google with vast amounts of private Spirit Airlines employee records for AI training.