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Hacker pleads guilty to breaching company networks to pitch his own services
A Kansas hacker responsible for three separate incidents was actually found to be pushing his own cybersecurity protection services.
Criminals are offering hundreds of dollars per day to graduates for jobs too good to be true – Here's what you should know to stay safe
Fake job offers targeting young Brits promise easy cash but lure victims into scams involving payments, stolen data, and money laundering schemes.
China-backed "LapDogs" hackers hijacked hundreds of devices in an outlandish intel campaign aimed at US and Asian targets
LapDogs is a China-linked espionage operation exploiting SOHO devices to gain stealthy access across the US and Asia, using spoofed credentials and persistent malware.
Mr Hamza, Mysterious Team Bangladesh, and Keynous+ led a massive surge in DDoS on US businesses following an attack on Iran
A sudden DDoS wave hit U.S. sectors as hacktivists retaliated for Washington’s role in the Israel-Iran conflict, targeting key defense and financial infrastructure.
Cybercriminals are abusing LLMs to help them with hacking activities
Legitimate AI tools are being hijacked by hackers.
Microsoft Entra ID vulnerability allows full account takeover – and takes barely any effort
Entra ID vulnerability is putting thousands of SaaS apps at risk, and the worst part is detection and prevention are impossible.
ClickFix fake error message malware spikes over 500%, takes second place as the most abused attack vector
ESET's H2 2025 Threat Report lays bare the new tactics, threats, and trends emerging from the cybercriminal underworld.
Hackers claim to be selling 61 million Verizon records online, but it might not be what it seems
The information has been posted by criminals for sale .
