Phishing attacks are now the top threat, making up over half of all cyber incidents - a significant jump from the previous quarter when they accounted for just one-third of cases. This resurgence in phishing has propelled cyber incidents to new highs, putting organizations on high alert.
Fairlife has bounced back from a ransomware attack, with Coca-Cola confirming that the majority of production has resumed at its four US facilities. The breach, which involved unauthorized access and data theft, has had a minimal impact on the retail availability of Fairlife products.
A critical security flaw in Arista VeloCloud, tracked as CVE-2026-16812, is under active exploitation, allowing remote attackers to access sensitive internal functionality and potentially leading to arbitrary code execution. This maximum-severity vulnerability could compromise the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of on-premises networks.
US-based organizations are being targeted in a series of attacks exploiting a critical zero-day flaw in the FastJson Java library, with researchers warning that the threat is likely to spread globally. The vulnerability, CVE-2026-16723, allows hackers to execute remote code without user interaction or elevated privileges.
A rapidly growing botnet called Dysphoria has infected over 200,000 devices worldwide, enabling massive global DDoS attacks. This sneaky threat uses blockchain technology to hide its tracks and evade detection.
The Dysphoria IoT Botnet has reached a staggering 200,000 bots worldwide, with a single-day peak of 239,000 bots abroad, according to recent telemetry data from CNCERT and XLab. This massive network of compromised devices is now being controlled through sophisticated blockchain command centers.
Three people lost a staggering $1.8 million in Bitcoin after downloading a fake Sparrow Wallet app from Apple's App Store, which tricked them into revealing their secret recovery credentials. The scammers then used this info to transfer their cryptocurrency into wallets they controlled.
Beware of Operation BlueDash, a sneaky phishing campaign that tricks Microsoft Teams users into downloading malicious RMM tools by masquerading as a genuine Microsoft Store update. Victims are cleverly directed to a fake store page that claims Teams needs to be updated to access a shared document.
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Meet SourTrade, a sneaky malvertising campaign that's assembling malware right in your browser - all while security tools and network logs show nothing out of the ordinary. Its operators impersonate popular trading and crypto platforms to trick victims into a stealthy malware delivery process.
TELESHIM malware has launched a sophisticated attack in the Middle East, using a multi-stage chain to infect systems and cleverly leveraging Telegram's API to disguise its command-and-control communications as legitimate internet traffic. This sneaky tactic allows the malware to blend in seamlessly, making it a formidable threat.
Ransomware groups have mastered the art of disabling endpoint detection and response (EDR) tools, making it standard practice to shut them down before encryption begins. This sinister tactic has significantly shortened defenders' response time, leaving them with limited opportunities to detect and contain attacks.
Cyber attackers are exploiting Steam's forum by creating fake accounts that offer 'helpful' fixes to users with game issues, tricking them into downloading and installing a notorious XMRig cryptominer. This sneaky tactic uses a PowerShell script to quietly install the malware as a persistent Windows service.
Meet SourTrade, a sneaky malvertising campaign that's exploiting browsers to deliver malware - without leaving a single piece of malware on the network. This clever attack uses a complex web of code to assemble Windows executables right inside your browser.
Meet the sneaky malvertising campaign that's turning web browsers into malware factories, assembling attacks entirely in memory using fake pages for popular services like Solana, Luno, and TradingView. This stealthy operation has been active since late 2024, targeting users across 12 countries and 25 languages.
Beware of sextortion scam emails claiming to be from ShinyHunters, a hacking group that's actually being impersonated by copycats using leaked data to threaten victims. These scammers are sending convincing but fake messages, trying to extort money by claiming they've recorded compromising information about you.
A critical vulnerability in Fastjson, tracked as CVE-2026-16723, has been exploited in targeted attacks, with a severity score of 9.0 out of 10. Attackers are actively probing for exposed paths in Fastjson 1.x, commonly used in Spring Boot deployments.
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Meet the DevMan Ransomware Operation's game-changing portal, where affiliates can now streamline payouts and victim management in one centralized hub. This all-in-one platform combines build generation, finance, victim chat, and support, making it a one-stop-shop for ransomware attacks.
PTC Windchill users are under attack, with threat actors actively exploiting a critical flaw (CVE-2026-12569) that allows for remote code execution, prompting PTC to warn customers of heightened threat activity. This vulnerability, with a CVSS score of 9.3, has already been added to the US government's list of known exploited vulnerabilities.
Botnets just won't quit, and it's no surprise why - there's a thriving market for access to millions of IPs, making it easy for them to keep growing and snaring more victims. Residential proxy networks are fueling this expansion, with nearly 60 million victim IP addresses globally and a significant chunk of them right here in the US.
Security researchers uncovered a massive 470MB trove of 585 files detailing an automated cyberattack on Thailand's Ministry of Finance, led by the malicious Hermes AI Agent. The stolen data reveals a sophisticated operation, complete with web shells, exploit code, and logs that expose the attack's inner workings.
Hackers are targeting hotel Wi-Fi networks to steal Microsoft 365 accounts from unsuspecting travelers, with a widespread campaign affecting various industries across multiple countries. This sneaky tactic redirects visitors to attacker-controlled sites, putting business travelers at risk of having their sensitive information compromised.
BlueNoroff's phishing kit is a masterclass in deception, using Zoom lures and compromised industry contacts to trick victims into divulging their crypto wallet info. This sophisticated scam combines social engineering and malware to selectively target high-value victims.
The alarming reality is that unregulated AI has become a cybercrime game-changer, with 6,644 openly available models labeled as "uncensored" and "unfiltered" racking up over 22 million downloads in just 30 days. This staggering statistic proves that guardrail-free AI is no longer a hypothetical threat, but a readily accessible tool for malicious use.
Microsoft's Bing Image processing pipeline had a shocking vulnerability that allowed hackers to inject malicious commands, thanks to two critical flaws discovered by XBOW. These flaws enabled attackers to gain alarming levels of access, running commands as the system's highest authority on both Windows and Linux hosts.