Fake Apps and Apple Warnings Drain Crypto Wallets
Rising social engineering hits Apple users and crypto holders:
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Rising social engineering hits Apple users and crypto holders:
Weekly breaches spotlight ransomware and supply-chain threats:
Google's bold strike against session hijacking: Chrome 146 rolls out Device Bound Session Credentials (DBSC), cryptographically locking cookies to...
Solo attacker breached 9 Mexican agencies using Claude Code (75% commands) and GPT-4.1 from Dec 2025-Feb 2026.
Timeline of Rockstar's supply-chain breach exposes gaming's SaaS vulnerabilities:
CPUID suffered a breach distributing STX RAT via trojanized CPU-Z and HWMonitor downloads. A stark supply-chain compromise targeting popular hardware tools.
Real-world tactics reshaping warfare:
ShinyHunters ramps up data extortion targeting US companies via Salesforce breaches:
Joint FBI-CISA-NSA advisory confirms Iranian actors exploiting internet-facing PLCs (Rockwell/Allen-Bradley) in water, energy, govt sectors, causing...
Device code phishing exploded as a major threat:
International takedown scores big win against phishing-as-a-service.
Supply-chain wake-up: Compromised Axios in GitHub workflow briefly accessed OpenAI's macOS app-signing certificates.
Protect against Apple phishing: Scammers rely on social engineering to steal your data.
E2EE protects transit only—not devices or accounts, leaving billions of unpatched phones vulnerable.
Okta SSO compromise via social engineering enabled ShinyHunters access to Zendesk, exposing customer names, emails, phones, addresses, and order...
Urgent patch needed for Acrobat Reader's zero-day CVE-2026-34621 (CVSS 8.6), exploited in the wild since Dec 2025 via prototype pollution enabling...
AI-driven fraud explodes stats: US cybercrime hits $20.87B losses – first over $20B – with 1M+ complaints up 17%.