A complex watering hole campaign, orchestrated by the notorious hacker group APT29, linked to Russian foreign intelligence services, was neutralized by Amazon's cybersecurity team. This latest campaign marks a significant...
A security flaw in WhatsApp's messaging apps for Apple iOS and macOS has been patched, the company reported, after likely being widely exploited alongside a recently discovered Apple vulnerability in...
A far-reaching security advisory has been issued by Google to the 2.5 billion users of its Gmail service, aiming to strengthen the protection of their accounts following a data breach...
Participants in the cyberattack on the Moscow Electronic School were offered towork to improve cybersecurity and other digital services of the capital's administration. This all comes after September 17, 2022,...
China has unveiled KylinOS11, the largest update to its national operating system, which the government called a major step forward in creating an independent technology ecosystem. The new version runs...
Chinese scientists have unveiled a compact space launcher, initially designed to remove dangerous space debris, but which could potentially be used as a weapon. The project was conceived by engineers...
Anthropic has raised the alarm about a new threat related to "smart" browser extensions: Websites can infiltrate hidden commands that an AI agent will execute without thinking. Anthropic has released...
In recent months, as previously reported on Red Hot Cyber, a new front has emerged in the corporate phishing landscape: Microsoft Teams attacks in which attackers impersonate IT or help...
A security expert has discovered that six of the most popular password managers, used by tens of millions of people, are vulnerable to clickjacking, a phenomenon that allows attackers to...
Cybercriminals are rapidly mastering generative AI, and we're no longer talking about "scary" ransom notes, but about full-fledged malware development. The Anthropic research team reported that attackers are increasingly relying...
