Hacking the Hackers: What a Security Vendor Breach Really Means
May 5, 2026
Trellix disclosed that attackers accessed its internal source code repositories — raising serious questions about what stolen security vendor source
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Hacking the Hackers: What a Security Vendor Breach Really Means
Trellix disclosed that attackers accessed its internal source code repositories — raising serious questions about what stolen security vendor source code enables.
Signed, Sealed, Stolen: Hackers Used DigiCert to Certify Malware
Attackers compromised DigiCert support staff via a chat-delivered screenshot, used their access to obtain code-signing certificates, and signed Zhong Stealer malware.
Five Intelligence Agencies Agree: Slow Down Your AI Agents
The Five Eyes alliance issued its first joint advisory on agentic AI security, warning that autonomous AI systems introduce novel attack surfaces enterprises are not ...
275 Million Students’ Records Allegedly Stolen in Canvas Breach
ShinyHunters claims 3.65 TB of Instructure Canvas data affecting 275 million users at 9,000 schools — with minors' data exposed and a Salesforce pivot involved.
Tax Season Never Really Ends for Hackers
China-linked Silver Fox deployed a new ABCDoor backdoor through tax-themed phishing targeting both Indian and Russian filers simultaneously — a significant operational expansion.
When Amazon Sends the Phishing Email
Threat actors are systematically abusing Amazon SES to send phishing emails that pass SPF, DKIM, and DMARC checks — turning AWS's own email infrastructure against ...
WhatsApp Patches Flaws That Let Hackers Hide Malware in Plain Sight
Meta patched WhatsApp file type spoofing and URL scheme vulnerabilities that could disguise malicious executables as benign files and redirect users to attacker-controlled resources.
North Korea Turned a Gaming App Into a Spyware Platform
North Korean APT37 compromised a gaming platform to deliver BirdCall, a new cross-platform spy tool targeting Android and Windows users since 2024.
Debug Mode Left Open: Enterprise Platform Hit With Unauthenticated RCE
CVE-2026-22679, a critical unauthenticated RCE in Weaver E-cology, has been actively exploited since March — weeks before public disclosure reached defenders.
One Zero-Day, 40,000 Servers: The cPanel Mass-Compromise
A critical cPanel authentication bypass zero-day exploited for two months before disclosure compromised 40,000+ servers and targeted governments in Southeast Asia.
Signed, Sealed, Stolen: Hackers Used DigiCert to Certify Malware
May 5, 2026
Attackers compromised DigiCert support staff via a chat-delivered screenshot, used their access to obtain code-signing certificates, and signed Zhong Stealer
Five Intelligence Agencies Agree: Slow Down Your AI Agents
May 5, 2026
The Five Eyes alliance issued its first joint advisory on agentic AI security, warning that autonomous AI systems introduce novel
275 Million Students’ Records Allegedly Stolen in Canvas Breach
May 5, 2026
ShinyHunters claims 3.65 TB of Instructure Canvas data affecting 275 million users at 9,000 schools — with minors’ data exposed
Tax Season Never Really Ends for Hackers
May 5, 2026
China-linked Silver Fox deployed a new ABCDoor backdoor through tax-themed phishing targeting both Indian and Russian filers simultaneously — a
When Amazon Sends the Phishing Email
May 5, 2026
Threat actors are systematically abusing Amazon SES to send phishing emails that pass SPF, DKIM, and DMARC checks — turning
WhatsApp Patches Flaws That Let Hackers Hide Malware in Plain Sight
May 5, 2026
Meta patched WhatsApp file type spoofing and URL scheme vulnerabilities that could disguise malicious executables as benign files and redirect
North Korea Turned a Gaming App Into a Spyware Platform
May 5, 2026
North Korean APT37 compromised a gaming platform to deliver BirdCall, a new cross-platform spy tool targeting Android and Windows users
Debug Mode Left Open: Enterprise Platform Hit With Unauthenticated RCE
May 5, 2026
CVE-2026-22679, a critical unauthenticated RCE in Weaver E-cology, has been actively exploited since March — weeks before public disclosure reached
One Zero-Day, 40,000 Servers: The cPanel Mass-Compromise
May 5, 2026
A critical cPanel authentication bypass zero-day exploited for two months before disclosure compromised 40,000+ servers and targeted governments in Southeast
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