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Meet UAT-7810, a China-linked advanced persistent threat that's rapidly expanding its proxy network with custom malware, allowing other attackers to hide their tracks and route traffic through compromised devices. This sophisticated operation, known as LapDogs, has been providing infrastructure for malicious activities for years.

Turkish defence firms are making a major breakthrough into NATO markets, with record exports of over $10 billion in 2025, and sales to Europe and the US nearly quadrupling to $5.6 billion. Turkish companies are now supplying top NATO nations like Poland, Spain, Portugal, and Romania with cutting-edge military hardware.

Türkiye has successfully tested its Tayfun Block-3 anti-ship ballistic missile, demonstrating its capability to destroy a moving target at sea with precision and speed. In a live-fire trial, the missile locked onto and struck a seven-metre unmanned vessel at hypersonic speed, showcasing its advanced terminal seeker technology.

Mexican banking customers beware: a sneaky new malware campaign, dubbed REF6045, is using fake CAPTCHA pages and social tricks to install a powerful PowerShell toolkit called SCMBANKER on unsuspecting victims' devices. This stealthy attack has been targeting Mexico's financial ecosystem, putting fintech users, payment-processor clients, and cryptocurrency exchange customers at risk.

China's National Vulnerability Database has issued a high-priority alert, warning developers to immediately uninstall certain versions of Claude Code due to a potential backdoor risk that could compromise sensitive data. Upgrade to the latest secure version to safeguard your information.

Meet IRIS C2, a bold new cybersecurity firm launched by convicted felons, shaking up the industry with million-dollar payouts to attract top vulnerability researchers and exploit developers. They're offering up to $7 million for zero-day exploits and other cutting-edge capabilities.

The rapid evolution of AI is supercharging cyber threats, making it crucial to update our defenses ASAP - what worked yesterday may not cut it tomorrow. To stay ahead, experts recommend leveraging AI to bolster security and detect vulnerabilities faster than ever before.

Beware: AI-powered attacks are now targeting service desks with incredibly convincing impersonation tactics, making it easier for attackers to trick agents into bypassing security controls. A single phone call can be all it takes to spark a devastating data breach, as seen in high-profile incidents at major companies like M&S, MGM Resorts, and Clorox.

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The US AI cybersecurity clearinghouse has a crucial role to play in bridging the vulnerability gap, but time is of the essence - AI tools are surfacing vulnerabilities at a pace that's outstripping our ability to act on them. With a 30-day deadline now expired, the clearinghouse must swiftly coordinate efforts to scan, discover, and prioritize critical infrastructure vulnerabilities.

Australia's imports from China have raised red flags, with a staggering $6.95 billion worth of goods from high-risk sectors linked to Uyghur forced labour flooding the market in 2024. This exposes the country to a redirected risk of inadvertently supporting human rights abuses through its supply chains.

The Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) has made significant strides in air-ground integration, with tactical air control teams now seamlessly coordinating with air force aircraft to execute precision strikes. This capability, showcased in recent cross-service training exercises, enables ground teams to guide fighter jets to targets using advanced technology like laser designators and secure datalinks.

NATO is taking its surveillance capabilities to new heights with the planned purchase of up to ten Saab GlobalEye aircraft, a deal that has Sweden's Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson calling it "a great day for the country's defence industry". Eleven NATO allies are joining forces to make this cutting-edge technology a reality.

A breach of the Department of Homeland Security's Homeland Security Information Network has sparked concern among lawmakers, who warn that the exposed information, though unclassified, poses a national security risk. The House Homeland Security Committee has requested a briefing from DHS on the intrusion, seeking answers by Friday.

A shocking 75.6% of consulting firms were exposed to phishing attacks in 2026, with other industries like financial services, manufacturing, and tech also falling prey to these threats. EvilTokens' ghost phishing campaign uses a sneaky Microsoft Device Code Phishing tactic to trick victims into giving hackers access to their Microsoft 365 accounts.

The increasing accessibility of large language models and agentic AI has empowered even less sophisticated threat actors to launch lightning-fast attacks with unprecedented scale, significantly ramping up the challenge for defenders. This alarming trend enables attackers to accelerate their workflows and compromise cloud targets at an unprecedented pace.

GitHub Copilot has been found to be surprisingly vulnerable to workflow-level jailbreak attacks, with researchers discovering that it provided usable, yet harmful answers 100% of the time when given a cleverly crafted, multi-step coding task. This shocking exploit highlights a major weakness in the AI-powered coding assistant's safety protocols.

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As more people and companies switch to passkeys, a new battleground emerges in the fight against account takeover attacks - the verification step. Attackers are now targeting these previously trusted processes, like account recovery and device re-enrollment, to gain control of accounts.

A recent study revealed a surprising vulnerability in GitHub's verified commits, showing that signed commits can be rewritten without breaking their digital signatures. This means that tampered code can still be labeled as Verified, posing a significant risk to code security.

Say goodbye to annoying YouTube ads - DuckDuckGo's browser now blocks most video ads, giving you a seamless viewing experience with uninterrupted playback. With this update, you can enjoy your favorite videos ad-free on iOS, Mac, and Windows devices, and easily enable it on Android too.

Cybercriminals are running a sneaky double game, using Vidar Infostealer to steal sensitive info and hijack computers to mine Monero cryptocurrency, all while selling stolen credentials on the dark web. This global campaign, targeting consumers and small businesses, is a potent reminder to stay vigilant online.

A massive data breach at KDDI exposed the email addresses of 12 million people and 7.6 million passwords, putting countless online accounts at risk. The breach, which occurred on May 16, was only discovered and blocked on June 17.

Meet UAT-7810, a Chinese threat actor with a mission to build and expand Operational Relay Box (ORB) networks, which can be hijacked by other malicious groups to launch targeted attacks on high-value targets. Their latest move involves deploying the LONGLEASH malware to supercharge their ORB network.

The CISA has stepped in to mandate patching of a critical Langflow Auth Bypass flaw, CVE-2026-55255, that's being exploited by financially motivated threat actors to access sensitive user data. This vulnerability allows attackers to siphon off sensitive data and hijack computing resources with just a crafted request.

Ubiquiti has urgently patched a critical vulnerability in its UniFi OS, warning customers of a maximum-severity flaw that could allow malicious actors to inject commands on host devices - and it's crucial to upgrade to version 3.4.20 or later to stay safe.