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Meet Ryan Goldberg and Kevin Martin, two cybersecurity experts who abused their skills to line their pockets by aiding the notorious BlackCat ransomware gang. They've been sentenced to four years in prison for their roles in facilitating devastating ransomware attacks.

Malicious actors are targeting developers and CI pipelines with fake Ruby Gems and Go Modules, masquerading as familiar libraries to steal credentials. The campaign, linked to the GitHub account BufferZoneCorp, poses a significant threat to software supply chains.

Two former cybersecurity experts, who once worked to protect companies, were sentenced to four years in prison for using their skills to extort US businesses as affiliates of the notorious BlackCat ransomware gang. They exploited their specialized knowledge to orchestrate attacks on US companies, leaving a trail of devastation in their wake.

A critical cPanel vulnerability, CVE-2026-41940, with a near-perfect 9.8 CVSS score, is being exploited in the wild, putting roughly 1.5 million exposed instances at risk of being opened without a password. This flaw allows attackers to bypass authentication by cleverly manipulating the password field with hidden line breaks.

Beware of AI browser extensions that promise to boost productivity but secretly steal your data. Researchers uncovered 18 malicious extensions that masquerade as helpful tools but deliver spyware, Trojans, and other threats that can hijack your online activity.

Two former cybersecurity pros, Ryan Clifford Goldberg and Kevin Tyler Martin, have been sentenced to four years in prison for using their specialized knowledge to orchestrate a string of devastating ransomware attacks, extorting victims instead of protecting them. The pair, who once worked in incident response, now face the consequences of their crimes.

Malicious actors struck SAP's JavaScript and cloud application development ecosystem on April 29, releasing poisoned versions of four widely-used npm packages that receive a staggering 572,000 weekly downloads. The compromised packages, which included mbt, @cap-js/db-service, @cap-js/postgres, and @cap-js/sqlite, were published in a brief window of just two hours.

Get ready for a déjà vu: US Cyber Command warns that foreign interference is likely to disrupt the midterm elections, just like we've seen in the past. Army Gen. Joshua Rudd's warning to the Senate Armed Services Committee is a stark reminder that countries like Russia, China, and Iran are actively trying to undermine our democracy.

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Hospitals are under attack - literally. Last year, a staggering 460 ransomware attacks hit American hospitals and healthcare systems, causing 47 patient deaths, diverted ambulances, and canceled surgeries.

Phishing campaigns are getting smarter by the minute, with a whopping 86% of recent attempts leveraging AI to sneak past detection. This marks a significant jump from just two years ago, when AI was used in 80% of phishing ops.

Meet Bluekit, a cutting-edge phishing kit that's revolutionizing the game with an AI Assistant panel, pairing traditional templates with advanced AI models to help cybercriminals quickly draft campaign materials. This innovative tool is streamlining attacks, making it easier for malicious actors to launch sophisticated phishing campaigns.

A massive cyber security breach at France's secure document agency, ANTS, has led to the theft of 12-18 million lines of sensitive data, which was then offered for sale online. A 15-year-old French teen has been detained in connection with the leak, prompting the Paris Public Prosecutor's Office to launch a judicial investigation.

Over 1,600 malicious emails, disguised as tax-audit notices, were sent to targets in India and Russia between January and February 2026, aiming to trick recipients into downloading a backdoor or clicking on a malicious link. The cleverly crafted phishing campaign unfolded in two waves, using PDFs and archives to spread the ABCDoor backdoor.

A Brazilian firm's bold admission about notifying major internet providers of massive DDoS attacks against small ISPs took an unexpected turn when evidence revealed a shocking security breach of its own. The company's CEO, Erick Nascimento, revealed that an intrusion in January 2026 compromised key servers and his personal security codes.

Malicious actors have struck PyTorch Lightning with a supply chain attack, publishing two tainted package versions that automatically steal credentials when imported. The attack involves a sneaky _runtime directory with a downloader and obfuscated JavaScript payload.

New extortion crews, Cordial Spider and Snarky Spider, are rapidly carrying out data-theft-for-extortion campaigns, closely mimicking the tactics of notorious group Scattered Spider. These financially motivated groups, tied to The Com, have been targeting US-based organizations since October 2025.

Evidence in spreadsheets, controls drifting between audits, frameworks multiplying on flat headcount. Nubivance runs continuous compliance on Rapid7 Cyber GRC - SOC 2, HIPAA, ISO 27001, PCI, CMMC.
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Researchers have uncovered a highly sophisticated malware, Fast16, designed to secretly sabotage industrial operations by subtly manipulating critical calculations, leading to potentially catastrophic failures. This stealthy threat can silently spread across networks, altering results in high-precision applications and causing damage to real-world equipment.

The FBI is sounding the alarm on a surge in cyber-enabled cargo theft, where sophisticated hackers impersonate legitimate businesses to hijack high-value shipments and reroute deliveries. With nearly $725 million in losses in 2025 alone, this growing threat is costing businesses big time.

Ukrainian authorities have cracked down on a group of hackers responsible for breaching over 610,000 Roblox accounts in a months-long phishing scam that harvested credentials and tokens. The stolen access was used to snag in-game items and Robux, Roblox's virtual currency.

Get ready for a wake-up call: ransomware victims have skyrocketed by 389% in just one year, thanks to cybercriminals harnessing the power of AI to launch more sophisticated attacks. This alarming trend is driven by the growing availability of malicious AI tools, making it easier for hackers to wreak havoc.

Meet Deep#Door, a sneaky Python-based backdoor framework that hides its malicious payload inside a batch dropper, making it super hard to detect on Windows systems. By embedding its code, it dodges network-based detection and slips into restricted environments with ease.

The moment a new asset goes live with a public IP address, the clock starts ticking - and within minutes, attackers are circling, waiting to pounce on unsuspecting targets. In just 24 hours, a newly exposed asset can go from discovery to compromise, with threat actors exploiting vulnerabilities at an alarming rate.

A shocking 1.8 million RDP servers are currently vulnerable to cyberattacks, leaving them open to exploitation by opportunistic hackers. Canadian authorities have also cracked down on SMS blaster phishing, arresting three men and seizing a device that sent fake texts to unsuspecting phones.

Malicious actors have been using 44 cleverly disguised GitHub facades to spread EtherRAT malware, masquerading as legitimate admin and dev tools between December 2025 and April 2026. These fake repositories were designed to manipulate search results, leading victims to download a malicious MSI installer hidden in a second, secret GitHub account.