The Glasgow court sentenced Robert Barr, 29, to eight years in prison for organising an attempted cryptocurrency theft worth about $2.7 million. From inside prison, he had planned to gain remote...
Pluto Security experts discovered 31 malicious repositories, published through seven Hugging Face accounts. The campaign started in September 2026 and unfolded in two phases. The attackers masqueraded their creations as...
Original article in Italian authored by Chiara Nardini, English translation by Tara Lie. Experts from Securelist have discovered a new espionage campaign, Operation FlashHole, by North Korean hacker group Lazarus....
Li Auto crossovers have begun turning into useless machines after remote theft of user accounts in Russia. In the vehicles the control panels shut down, the air‑conditioning stops working and...
It was to be expected, and it has arrived. Cybercriminals are moving to a new attack model in which artificial intelligence becomes not only an assistant to the attacker, but...
OpenAI representatives have reported new instances of unusual behavior by the company's experimental artificial intelligence models. In particular, during training and testing, the agents autonomously hacked websites, stole data, bypassed...
The FBI seized two domains of NightmareStresser, a paid DDoS attack service. According to U.S. authorities, NightmareStresser was one of the oldest active DDoS services, and since 2022 it has been...
The question that spontaneously comes to our audience is the following: why are these events not reported as crimes, but only analyzed (and even emphasized) and kept within a random...
The ShinyHunters group has hacked the Onion site of the ransomware group Clop (also known as Cl0p). ShinyHunters members claim to have stolen data from the server, including logs, source...
Banks, exchanges and fintechs under pressure through fake requests appearing to come from authorities: the Revolut case, the Kraken precedent, the actors involved, public amplification, and the political and regulatory...
