Hackers are embedding invisible commands that trick AI models into leaking data and taking unauthorized actions. The security challenge has become so severe that most businesses are blocking AI from core systems entirely.
Several Asus router models contain a serious security flaw that could allow hackers to take control of your network. The manufacturer has released an urgent firmware update to patch the vulnerability. Users should install the update immediately to protect their devices and data.
A sophisticated macOS malware campaign is bypassing user protections with fake Chrome permission prompts and a persistent Go backdoor. The FlexibleFerret operation steals credentials through Dropbox and maintains long-term access to compromised systems.
Security experts warn that the Shai-Hulud worm is rapidly compromising npm packages and stealing sensitive developer credentials. The malware has already affected over 700 packages with more than 100 million downloads. Organizations are urged to review dependencies immediately.
Threat actors are systematically exploiting a disputed vulnerability in the Ray AI framework to compromise thousands of clusters. The ShadowRay 2.0 campaign has turned AI infrastructure into self-propagating botnets for cryptomining and data theft. This represents one of the first instances of AI sy
Dozens of chief security officers and former government officials have launched Hacklore.org to combat cybersecurity myths. The effort targets common but outdated advice like avoiding public Wi-Fi and USB charging ports. Instead, they’re pushing for practical protections like multi-factor authentica
Ukraine’s Delta battlefield management system has dramatically accelerated military response times. What used to take up to 72 hours now happens in about 2 minutes, fundamentally changing combat effectiveness against Russian targets.
In a controversial 2-1 vote, the FCC has scrapped telecom security rules designed to prevent repeat intrusions by China-linked spies. The reversal comes despite warnings that it leaves critical networks vulnerable to state-sponsored attacks.
Federal agencies have until December 12 to patch an actively exploited Oracle Identity Manager vulnerability. Evidence suggests attackers may have known about the flaw weeks before Oracle’s October 21 patch.
The coordinated sanctions target three bulletproof hosting companies and four Russian executives accused of supporting ransomware operations. These services provide critical infrastructure that enables cybercriminals to operate beyond law enforcement reach. The action follows claims that cyber-attac
