The software supply chain is under siege again, this time with the TrapDoor campaign stealthily infiltrating npm, PyPI, and Crates.io with credential-stealing malware. This multi-ecosystem assault underscores the escalating sophistication of attacks targeting developer workflows.
A single developer. AI tools. Malware so slick experts thought it was a team effort. VoidLink just reset the bar for AI in cybercrime.
Your next can of paint might cost more thanks to hackers hitting AkzoNobel. Check Point's fresh report cuts through the spin on this and other threats.
Imagine relying on a DDoS mitigation giant, only for it to vanish mid-storm. Cloudflare's recent tumble exposes the perils of outsourcing your site's lifeline.
Iran's Handala Hack isn't your garden-variety spies—they wipe systems and leak secrets with ruthless efficiency. Check Point's deep dive exposes a playbook that's been hiding in plain sight.
Hackers tore through Hasbro, the EU, and crypto giants last week. AI's dark side emerged too — silent data leaks via ChatGPT. Buckle up.
Picture a Polish rail dispatcher staring at blank screens as Russian malware erases critical logs. That's PRISMEX in action, courtesy of APT28—not just spying, but sabotaging Ukraine's war machine.
125,000 machines infected daily. That's Phorpiex, the botnet that's gone hybrid to dodge takedowns and steal your crypto. Old Apache flaws resurface too, chaining into stealth RCE.
Everyone figured AI would supercharge defenders. Anthropic's Mythos Preview flips the script—it's an exploit machine handing hackers a cheat code. Buckle up.
Picture a quiet water treatment plant in the Midwest, screens flickering as Iranian hackers remotely tweak controls. This isn't sci-fi; it's happening now to U.S. critical infrastructure.
Forget the headlines about data breaches. Iranian operatives are rewriting the code in America's water plants and power grids. Industry insiders reveal why thousands of devices stay vulnerable.
Imagine malware snagging your login cookies—Google's new Chrome feature makes them worthless off your device. Finally, a real defense against session hijacks that plague everyday users.
Imagine installing a logging library for your side project. Boom—North Korean spies snag your passwords and crypto. That's the nightmare unfolding right now.
