AI Toys for Kids: The Hidden Risks Behind the Friendly Faces
A 2026 data leak exposing 50,000 children's AI toy conversations reveals technical and psychological risks parents must understand.
Cybersecurity
Russian Hackers Deploy Cat-Themed Malware in Ukraine Cyberattack
Russian hackers target Ukraine with cat-themed malware, using decoy documents and fake GUIs. APT28's BadPaw and MeowMeow exploit phishing lures and OPSEC flaws.
AI Malware Is Learning Your Habits—Here’s How to Stay One Step Ahead
AI-powered Android malware like PromptSpy is evolving to evade detection, while ESET warns of growing NFC-based threats and deepfake phishing scams.
Gaming’s Hidden Threat: How Cyberbullying Invades Kids’ Playtime
Cyberbullying in gaming is a hidden danger for kids. Learn the warning signs and how ESET's tools can help protect young gamers online.
When Prayer Apps Turn to Propaganda: The Cyber Front in Iran's Digital Blackout
A prayer-timing app became a propaganda tool during Iranian airstrikes, exposing vulnerabilities in digital infrastructure and civilian access to information.
How a Chatbot Breached Mexico’s Government: The AI-Powered Cyberattack That Changed the Game
A chatbot breach of Mexican government agencies reveals how AI is reshaping cyberwarfare, with attackers using Claude and ChatGPT to steal 150 GB of sensitive data.
The Evasive Adversary: How 2025’s Cyber Threats Outpaced Defenses
2025’s cyber threats outpaced defenses with AI-driven attacks, malware-free intrusions, and record-breaking cyberthefts like PRESSURE CHOLLIMA’s $1.46 billion heist.
PayPal's Silent Data Leak: 100 Users' Info Exposed for 6 Months by Faulty Code
A software error in PayPal's loan app exposed 100 users' data for six months. The company rolled back the code but faces scrutiny over delayed detection and response.
ClickFix 2.0: How Attackers Are Hijacking DNS to Steal Your Data
Microsoft revealed a new DNS-based ClickFix attack that bypasses traditional phishing methods, targeting both Windows and macOS users with malware like ModeloRAT and Odyssey Stealer.
Fake PDF Files Used to Secretly Install Remote Access Tools on Victims’ Systems
Cybercriminals are spreading fake PDF files disguised as software updates to silently install remote access tools. Victims often remain unaware while attackers gain long-term control over infected systems, according to cybersecurity researchers.