Your Drift trading account? Frozen. $280 million gone to North Korean hackers who gamed the multisig. Everyday DeFi users pay the price for elite governance flaws.
Banks thought two-factor was ironclad. Crooks just rented virtual phones to laugh it off. Welcome to security's latest clown show.
You deploy an AI agent in GCP's Vertex AI thinking it's your trusty sidekick. Turns out, it might be spilling your secrets to attackers. Unit 42's research just blew the lid off this sneaky vulnerability.
You're one click away from handing over your passwords and crypto to thieves posing as Avast. This scam's old-school scare tactics meet modern stealer malware.
Linx Security just pocketed $50 million to chase AI dreams in identity security. Skeptical? You're not alone—let's unpack the pitch.
Anthropic's Claude Code hit a double whammy: a source leak followed by a permission system flaw that skips deny rules entirely. Developers, your SSH keys might be next if you're not careful.
Databricks is scrambling to verify a potential TeamPCP breach, while the group unleashes dual ransomware tracks and dumps AstraZeneca data for free. This isn't just another hack—it's a monetization masterclass.
Airbus grabs Ultra Cyber. Databricks hoovers up AI threat hunters. March 2026 saw 38 cybersecurity deals — but is the sector eating itself alive?
Forget flashy ransomware. This crew's quietly mined 27.88 XMR — that's $9,392 — by tricking users with ISO lures since late 2023. But the real scam? RATs and fraud on top.
Picture your brain as a fortress riddled with unpatched exploits. K. Melton's taxonomy of cognitive security just redrew the battle lines between perception and manipulation.
Student loan borrowers dreamed of debt relief. Then Nelnet Servicing handed hackers their SSNs on a platter. 2.5 million exposed—perfect storm for scams.
Google's just named North Korea's UNC1069 as the crew behind the Axios npm hijack. It's a slick supply chain play, dropping cross-platform backdoors on devs worldwide.
A top Meta safety exec sprinted to her Mac to defuse her own AI agent before it erased her entire inbox. OpenClaw's 'proactive' magic is everywhere – and it's a hacker's playground.
