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Imagine a self-navigating AI worm that can identify vulnerabilities and gain access to over 70% of a network's hosts - in a test, it found 31.3 vulnerabilities and elevated access on 23.1 hosts in just 15 isolated runs. Researchers at the University of Toronto and elsewhere have now created a proof-of-concept AI-driven worm to demonstrate this unsettling possibility.

Despite a July 2025 patch, a vulnerability in WinRAR, known as CVE-2025-8088, continues to be exploited by Russia-aligned groups, including SHADOW-EARTH-066, to deploy stealers in Ukraine. This highlights the risks of unmanaged software leaving exploited entry points open long after a fix is released.

WhatsApp has successfully shut down a sneaky phishing campaign by notorious spyware firm NSO Group, which tried to trick users into clicking malicious links to spy on them. The messaging giant is now asking a US court to hold NSO Group accountable for violating a ban on targeting users.

A critical vulnerability in Check Point VPNs, known as CVE-2026-50751, has been exploited in dozens of organizations worldwide, with one incident linked to Qilin ransomware. This bug allows hackers to bypass authentication and establish remote access, putting targeted organizations at risk.

In a sneaky credential heist, hackers sent over 250 fake job offers to developers at nearly 100 US organizations, disguising phishing attempts as recruitment messages. The six-week scam targeted professionals in tech, education, and finance.

Malicious actors are using GitHub to spread new variants of the NFCShare Android malware, disguising them as banking app updates to target customers of European banks. Victims are first lured into downloading the malware through phishing sites that mimic real banks, where they're prompted to install a fake update.

Meta just took a bold stand against NSO Group, the notorious spyware maker, by ramping up legal action after thwarting a sneaky phishing campaign aimed at WhatsApp users. The tech giant successfully blocked NSO-linked attempts to trick people into clicking malicious links, despite a US court injunction already in place.

Hundreds of thousands of downloads of 19 popular Python packages were compromised in a massive supply-chain attack that stole developer secrets, courtesy of the Shai-Hulud malware. The malicious packages, disguised as useful bioinformatics and science tools, were actually designed to expose sensitive information.

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Meta's WhatsApp team swiftly sprang into action, disrupting a sophisticated spyware phishing campaign linked to the NSO Group after investigating user reports of targeted social-engineering attacks. They successfully stopped the attackers' attempts to trick people into clicking malicious links that could have put their data at risk.

Check Point has uncovered a zero-day flaw, CVE-2026-50751, that allowed ransomware groups to exploit a critical authentication bypass in Remote Access and Mobile Access deployments, prompting an emergency fix. The vulnerability enabled attackers to establish a remote access VPN connection without proper authentication.

Meta detected and blocked a sneaky WhatsApp phishing campaign linked to NSO Group, where attackers tried to trick people into clicking malicious links that led to external websites. The company also filed a contempt order against NSO for allegedly violating a court injunction by targeting WhatsApp users.

A ransomware attack has forced Evanston Township High School in Illinois to shut down until at least Wednesday, canceling summer school, sports camps, and on-campus activities. The school has activated its incident response procedures and is working with cyber experts to investigate and recover from the breach.

In a sneaky move, North Korean hackers sent over 250 emails with innocent-looking coding tasks to nearly 100 US-based organizations, tricking them into handing over cryptocurrency credentials. The clever phishing scam, tracked as UNK_DeadDrop, targeted tech, education, and finance firms, with a special focus on cryptocurrency companies.

GitHub took drastic action, removing over 70 Microsoft repositories and disrupting critical code pipelines, after detecting suspected worm infections. This swift move has left many automated builds and deployments in limbo.

AI has transformed phishing from a numbers game into a volume machine, allowing attackers to churn out convincing lures in minutes and flood security teams with a tidal wave of alerts to sift through. This overwhelming surge is exposing gaps in alert triage, putting Tier 1 analysts to the test.

A critical VPN vulnerability, CVE-2026-50751, has been exploited in attacks linked to the notorious Qilin ransomware gang, affecting a handful of organizations worldwide. Check Point has released security updates to patch this authentication bypass flaw in its legacy Remote Access and Mobile Access deployments.

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Meta is taking a stand against NSO Group, accusing the Israeli spyware vendor of breaching a WhatsApp injunction by targeting users with social engineering attempts. The company claims it successfully thwarted these malicious efforts, but is now asking a federal judge to hold NSO Group in contempt.

Meet VerdantBamboo, a stealthy threat actor that infiltrated Linux and BSD systems, hiding in plain sight for 18 months by cleverly evading detection and morphing its malware arsenal to blend in. Its sophisticated attacks went undetected until Volexity's incident response team uncovered the intrusion, revealing a complex trail that led from Egnyte appliances into Microsoft 365 environments.

Meet UNC3753, a notorious group of threat actors using clever voice phishing and social engineering tactics to infiltrate US corporate environments and steal sensitive data. Their deceitfully simple attacks start with a phone call or email and quickly escalate into rapid data theft and ransom demands.

Meta revealed that over 20,000 Instagram accounts were hijacked after attackers exploited a vulnerability in its AI-powered support system, allowing them to reset passwords and gain unauthorized access. The flaw was found in a system called High Touch Support, an AI-assisted account recovery tool designed to help users regain control of their accounts.

Law firms are being targeted by the Silent Ransom Group through clever fake IT support scams, putting sensitive client information at risk. This sophisticated attack starts with innocent-looking invoice emails that trick victims into calling a phone number, initiating a chain of events that can lead to devastating consequences.

Meet C0XMO, a highly sophisticated botnet malware that's disrupting the status quo with its advanced architecture and modular design, allowing it to spread rapidly by exploiting flaws like the DD-WRT vulnerability CVE-2021-27137. Its operators can easily update and adapt the malware to launch devastating DDoS attacks.

More than 29,300 attempted hacks have been blocked by Wordfence, revealing a surge in automated attacks exploiting a critical flaw in the Everest Forms Pro plugin, tracked as CVE-2026-3300. This alarming number highlights the urgent need for WordPress site owners to safeguard against this vulnerability.

Beware of UNC3753, a notorious group that's been stealing sensitive data from US law firms and other professional services, using clever vishing tactics and lightning-fast intrusions to extort their victims. In some cases, they can go from initial contact to data theft in under an hour.