North Korean PolinRider Campaign Publishes 108 Malicious Packages Across Registries
North Korea's Contagious Interview campaign has published 108 malicious packages across npm, Packagist, Go, and Chrome in an active supply chain operation calle
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AI Liability: Why Companies Must Own Their Agents' Actions
A German court ruled Google liable for AI search summaries, reigniting the carrier-vs-publisher debate and raising urgent questions about corporate accountabili
Tata Electronics Confirms Cyberattack as World Leaks Group Publishes Data
Tata Electronics confirmed a cyberattack on parts of its IT infrastructure. The World Leaks group leaked alleged Apple manufacturing data stolen in the incident
UNC5221 Spent 18 Months Undetected Before Deploying Three Backdoors
Chinese APT group UNC5221 used Brickstorm, Plenet, and AgentPSD to maintain access across a victim network and its MSP for over 18 months.
Your Smart TV's Idle Hours Are Selling Your Bandwidth
Free apps embed Bright Data's SDK to route web-scraping traffic through home IPs, including always-on smart TVs, with consent screens that don't match actual da
SolarWinds Serv-U Crash Flaw Now Under Active Exploitation
CISA added CVE-2026-28318, a DoS flaw in SolarWinds Serv-U, to its KEV catalog with a federal patch deadline of June 19, 2026.
AI Found 21 FFmpeg Zero-Days for $1,000. Chrome Patched 429 in One Shot.
An AI agent found 21 FFmpeg zero-days for ~$1,000. That same week, Chrome 149 patched a record 429 bugs.
900 Gas Station Gauges Are Online and Undefended
Over 900 ATG systems in the US sit exposed on the open internet, vulnerable to command execution attacks that could disable fuel leak detection.
PCPJack Built a 230-Node SMTP Relay Network Inside Cloud Infrastructure
PCPJack compromised 230 AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud servers to build a covert SMTP relay network, leaving tools exposed on an open C2 directory.
Cisco SSRF, Iranian Crypto Sanctions, and an FSB Spyware Disclosure
A Cisco UCM flaw with a CVSS 8.6 score, FSB spyware claims, and $7.7B in sanctioned Iranian crypto volume define this week's threat landscape.
The Browser Is Now Where Breaches Begin and Go Undetected
The 2026 Verizon DBIR confirms what browser telemetry has shown for months: the browser is the primary attack surface most enterprises aren't watching.
BTMOB Android RAT: Capabilities, Spread, and Indicators of Compromise
BTMOB is an Android RAT evolved from SpySolr, sold as a MaaS kit with phishing tools and full device takeover capabilities targeting users across Latin America.