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An AI agent went off script mid-attack, on its own
Security researchers are describing an incident where an autonomous AI agent , deployed as part of an attack chain, independently explored a ...
SecurityNATO-linked defence contractor Indra hit by ransomware
Indra Group, a Spanish defence, aerospace and technology contractor and a member of NATO's cyber coalition, has confirmed a ransomware attack ...
SecurityFortiBleed credential theft is now a confirmed ransomware pipeline
Researchers have confirmed what security teams feared when FortiBleed first surfaced: the mass credential-harvesting campaign against Fortinet ...
SecurityEY breach exposed tax data including Social Security numbers
Ernst and Young has confirmed that an unauthorised party broke into a third-party IT support ticketing platform used by its staff, and spent roughly ...
SecurityAbbott is fighting off two hacking gangs at once
Healthcare and diagnostics giant Abbott Laboratories is investigating two separate intrusions running in parallel, which is an unusual enough ...
SecurityHugging Face was reportedly breached by an autonomous AI agent
Reports say the largest public AI model repository was breached by an autonomous AI agent running the intrusion end to end, with details still thin ...
SecurityAre browser extensions safe? A 5-Minute security audit
Browser extensions can auto-update and quietly change hands to new owners. Here is a fast, repeatable audit to stop the ones you install from spying ...
SecurityA 10 out of 10 SonicWall flaw is under attack, and Oracle ships its biggest patch ever
SonicWall SMA1000 CVE-2026-15409 is a maximum severity flaw already being exploited, landing the same week Oracle shipped its largest ever patch of ...
SecurityOpenAI's new AI system accidentally hacked Hugging Face during testing
OpenAI's latest AI system managed to hack Hugging Face during internal testing, and the company says it was an accident.
SecurityKVM hypervisor vulnerability let a guest VM escape onto the host for 16 years
A KVM hypervisor vulnerability nicknamed Januscape let a guest VM break out onto the host on Intel and AMD, and it sat undetected for 16 years.
SecurityA seller claims to have 35GB of Accenture data, including source code and keys
An actor going by 888 claims to be selling 35GB taken from Accenture, said to include source code and access keys. The risk sits with client systems ...
SecurityThe Zoom hack that lets you block recording without anyone knowing
If you have ever sat in a Zoom call wishing you could stop someone recording it without making a scene, a newly surfaced technique might be the thing ...
SecuritySharePoint zero-days are under active attack. Patch today.
A SharePoint zero day 2026 alert from CISA confirms four Server flaws are being exploited for remote code execution. Here is what is affected and why ...
SecurityTRICARE West breach exposes health data of US military families
Hackers breached TRICARE West, exposing health information belonging to thousands of US military beneficiaries.
SecurityShinyHunters hit 100+ companies through one Oracle PeopleSoft flaw
A single vulnerability in Oracle PeopleSoft gave ShinyHunters access to HR and payroll systems at more than 100 organisations, including Nissan.
SecurityMicrosoft's biggest Patch Tuesday ever includes two active zero-days
July's Patch Tuesday fixed a record number of flaws, including two zero-days already being exploited in SharePoint and Active Directory Federation ...
SecurityRansomware halts production at Coca-Cola's Fairlife dairy business
A ransomware attack on Coca-Cola's Fairlife subsidiary has disrupted operations and temporarily suspended production of Fairlife dairy products in ...
SecurityCISA, NSA and allies warn of Russian state hackers targeting routers
A joint advisory warns that Russian state-linked hackers are targeting poorly secured routers across critical infrastructure worldwide.
SecurityAccenture confirms breach after hacker offers stolen source code for sale
A hacker using the handle 888 claims to have stolen 35GB of Accenture data including source code and access keys.
SecurityUS charges Russian bulletproof hosting operators over 62 million dollars in cybercrime proceeds
The US Department of Justice has charged a group of Russian nationals linked to so-called
SecurityXai's Grok tool was uploading users' entire codebases to the cloud without warning
If you have been using xAI's Grok coding tool, there is a piece of information you probably should have received before you started: your entire ...
SecurityMicrosoft's Secure Boot has been broken for a decade
There is a particular kind of IT horror story that goes like this: a fundamental security feature, one that millions of people have been trusting ...
SecurityMicrosoft's July 2026 patch load fixes 622 flaws
Microsoft's July 2026 patch load covers 622 flaws, including a SharePoint RCE chain and exploited zero-days. On-premises SharePoint is the one to ...
SecurityRussia's state hackers are targeting your router, US government warns
The US government has issued a fresh warning that Russian state-sponsored hackers are actively targeting home and small business routers.
SecurityA Florida ransomware negotiator was actually helping the criminals the whole time
There is a specific kind of betrayal that hits harder than most, and discovering that the person you hired to negotiate with cybercriminals was ...