The race between attackers and defenders just got a major speed boost. AI is now shrinking exploit development cycles, and security tools are struggling to keep pace.
A critical zero-day in KnowledgeDeliver LMS has been weaponized. Attackers use a deserialization flaw to drop the Godzilla web shell, leaving educational institutions exposed.
Forget your grandma's phishing scams. The latest wave of cryptojacking malware is now being peddled by AI chatbots, proving that even the most cutting-edge tech can be twisted for malicious ends.
Forget theoretical threats. AI models are now live, autonomous agents executing complex cyberattacks. The Mexico breach is a stark wake-up call.
The attack chain was chillingly simple: a zero-day in a popular Japanese LMS, a web shell, and then the insidious deployment of Cobalt Strike. This isn't just a patch advisory; it's a masterclass in how architectural shortcuts can invite doom.
AI is no longer just a research paper topic; it's a weaponized tool in the hands of cybercriminals. A single operator use commercial AI to launch over 5,000 automated commands against government agencies.
The Oncology Institute (TOI) announced a confirmed data breach impacting patient information. This disclosure comes after a months-long investigation into a cybersecurity incident that first surfaced in November 2025.
Another week, another cascade of vulnerabilities. This time, GitHub took a hit from a poisoned VS Code extension, while a nine-year-old Linux kernel flaw suddenly decided to reappear. And don't even get us started on Microsoft Defender.
A sophisticated supply chain attack has hit the Laravel ecosystem. Popular localization packages were compromised, injecting malware designed to steal critical cloud credentials.
Your Microsoft 365 account is now on the front lines. A sophisticated phishing kit, Kali365, is bypassing even multi-factor authentication, granting attackers deep access.
Is your browser actively trying to get you hacked? This week, a critical Chrome vulnerability surfaced, and Microsoft Defender's own weaknesses are being exploited. We're not just talking about theoretical risks here.
The battle lines in cybersecurity have shifted. The latest Verizon DBIR shows attackers are exploiting vulnerabilities faster than ever, while defenders are falling further behind on patching.
Your inbox is a minefield. Malwarebytes is now flagging Yahoo Mail redirects as risky business. What's really going on?
A critical unauthenticated RCE vulnerability in the widely used KnowledgeDeliver LMS has been actively exploited. The flaw stems from a shockingly simple security oversight: shared ASP.NET machine keys.
Your favorite website, perhaps even one you manage, might be a victim. A widespread attack is exploiting a critical flaw in Ghost CMS, compromising hundreds of sites and serving malware.
Microsoft's May 2026 Patch Tuesday dropped 120 security fixes, a hefty sum with a concerning number of critical vulnerabilities. Thankfully, no zero-days were publicly exploited.
Exploit kits are evolving. Q1 2026 brought new ways to hit Microsoft Office, Windows, and Linux systems. Here's what you need to know.
Another day, another zero-day. TrendAI is scrambling to patch a vulnerability in its Apex One product that attackers are already using. This isn't good.
Metasploit just dropped another batch of updates, and while they're talking about payload fixes and target reach, let's cut through the noise. Who benefits when these tools get sharper?
Are your system's drivers a ticking time bomb, exploitable even when the hardware they're designed for is absent? This analysis unpacks how attackers can use vulnerable Windows kernel drivers without physical hardware, a critical factor in BYOVD attacks.