Your Phone Number Is the Master Key—And Crooks Just Copied It
SIM-swap fraud surged 1,000% in a year—your phone number is now the master key to bank and crypto accounts.
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Steam’s Indie Trojan: FBI Says These Seven Games Came With Free Malware
FBI: seven Steam indies hid password-stealing malware. Uninstall, nuke your creds, and move on.
Your Brand Has a Doppelganger on Social Media. Your SOC Doesn't Know It Yet.
AI-made fake social profiles now outrun domain phishing. Cisco’s new add-on folds social takedowns into the same console that already blocks email spoofs.
AI-Built Malware Is Cheap, Lazy, and Still Sneaking Past Enterprise Defenses
AI-built malware favors speed over craft, yet 14% still bypass scanners. HP says isolation, not smarter detection, broke the chain.
Macs, Meet MacSync: How a Terminal Copy-Paste Became the Hottest New Crypto Heist
A single Terminal paste—triggered by poisoned Google ads and fake ChatGPT links—empties Mac keychains while Apple’s guards sleep.
Phishers Found a Cheaper Weapon Than Malware: Your SOC’s Inbox
Phishers weaponize your own security awareness: cheap spam floods SOCs, burying real threats under hours of busywork.
Quantum Proofing the Nation: How the New Cyber Strategy Battles Tomorrow’s Threats Today
As quantum computers threaten encryption, the U.S. National Cyber Strategy outlines six pillars for quantum readiness and AI security. With 88% of AI models vulnerable to jailbreaking, the race to secure critical infrastructure accelerates.
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.
Kaspersky's AI-Powered Cloud Security: Can OpenAI Integration Outpace Containerized Threats?
Kaspersky Cloud Workload Security integrates OpenAI API to transform vulnerability data into actionable insights, with Advanced Pro tier and endpoint updates addressing containerized environment challenges.
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.
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.