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New study warns over half of Americans hit by fraud in 2025
AI isn’t helping either side – with scammers using it to refine attacks and consumers blindly trusting output.
Your stolen card details are being sold online for less than a fancy coffee
Payment card information and other forms of ID are being sold on dark web marketplaces for much less than you think.
One month out from the World Cup, and scammers are already targeting fans
Be careful when entering business partnerships, especially if they're asking for deposits ahead of the World Cup.
Yarbo forced to patch mowers after threat to remotely hijack thousands of devices
A cybersecurity flaw in Yarbo robotic mowers exposed thousands of internet-connected devices to spying, hijacking, infrastructure, and surveillance risks.
Anthropic Mythos helped build a working macOS exploit in just five days
A product that took five years to build was broken into in five days, thanks to Mythos - and now Apple is working on a fix.
AI giant confirms breach as hackers threaten to leak Mistral files online
TeamPCP put the Mistral files up for sale, but if they're not sold in a week, they'll get leaked.
OpenAI confirms security breach but says no user data was affected
Two devices were compromised by TeamPCP's infostealing malware.
'Infrastructure rotates and payloads can change, but the execution model persists': Chinese hackers return to target victims across Asia with new MustangPanda threat
Researchers spotted an updated version of the FDMTP backdoor being deployed through DLL sideloading.
