Stablecoins: Always-On Money Needs Always-On Controls
Stablecoins run 24/7, forcing a shift to always-on controls as risks move beyond custody into execution layers, APIs, and multi-system authority management. They move in…
Stablecoins run 24/7, forcing a shift to always-on controls as risks move beyond custody into execution layers, APIs, and multi-system authority management. They move in…
When people think about cybersecurity mistakes, they usually think about the obvious ones. Phishing emails, weak passwords, malicious attachments, a malicious browser extension, or a…
A series of new data leak listings posted on a dark web site linked to the ShinyHunters hacker group has put three well-known companies in…
Most people install browser extensions without giving them much thought. Recent incidents, along with a new investigation by LayerX Security in its Enterprise Browser Extension…
A data theft campaign by a relatively new hacking group, UNC6692, has been discovered, in which hackers use social engineering and a custom modular toolset…
New research from the Lat61 Threat Intelligence Team at Point Wild reveals that hackers are now hiding malicious code inside everyday files like JPEG images…
Cybersecurity researchers at the identity protection firm Silverfort found a vulnerability in a Microsoft platform built to manage AI. The issue involved Microsoft Entra Agent…
Network security firm Infoblox has disclosed details on a long-running fraud operation that has been quietly draining bank accounts since at least June 2020. This…
A new ClickFix attack campaign uses fake CAPTCHA pages to trick users into running malicious commands. Learn how hackers use cmdkey and regsvr32 to maintain…
On April 20, 2026, at around 5:00 pm CET, the coding world was alerted after a widely used tool called @bitwarden/cli was found to be…
French police have arrested a 20-year-old male suspected of alleged data exfiltration from dozens of websites and stealing private information. The man, known by his…
A nation-state-backed Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) group identified as Harvester has, reportedly, developed a new, malicious backdoor called GoGra to spy on Linux computers across…