One Stolen Employee Login Opened Meta’s GitHub Repositories: Questions and Answers on What Was Taken
Meta has confirmed that hackers got into part of its code-hosting setup on GitHub, and the cause was not an...
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From Japanese Scam Texts to a Court-Ordered Takedown: A Timeline of Microsoft’s Strike on Three Phishing Platforms
The fake “your package is delayed” or “unpaid toll” text rarely comes from a lone scammer. On Wednesday, Microsoft announced...
Hackers Heated Supermarket Freezers to 50°C Overnight: A Timeline of the Attack on French Grocery Chains
Most cyberattacks steal data or lock files. This one spoiled food. Over one night, attackers took control of refrigeration at...
Malware on One Contractor’s PC Puts 8.7 Million Karaoke Customer and Staff Records at Risk: Your Questions Answered
A single infected computer at an outside contractor has put the personal records of millions of karaoke customers in Japan...
An AI Pentest Kit Turned on Major South Korean Banks: How the Attack Unfolded, Stage by Stage
A tool built to help defenders test their own networks has been used in attacks on several major South Korean...
A Vacation That Ended in Handcuffs: Suspected Senior Qilin Ransomware Member Sent From Japan to Germany
Ransomware operators often count on staying in countries that won’t hand them over. According to Japanese authorities, one suspected Qilin...
From Fake Job Offers to a Guilty Plea: A Timeline of the 15,000-Mule Network That Laundered Cybercrime Cash
When criminals empty a business bank account, they still need a way to turn the stolen balance into money they...
Ransomware Recovery Firm’s Owner Charged With Quietly Paying Attackers While Billing Victims Millions
When ransomware locks a company’s files, the owner’s first call is often to a recovery firm promising to get the...
Atlassian’s Critical Data Center Flaw at a Glance: A Patch Checklist for Jira, Confluence and Bitbucket
Teams that run Jira, Confluence or Bitbucket on their own servers have a new critical update to schedule. This week...
Pwn2Own Ireland Day One by the Numbers: 32 Zero-Days Across Phones, Printers and Smart Devices
Every year, Pwn2Own pays researchers to break popular products before criminals do. The first day of the 2026 Ireland event...
