New research reveals how hackers can exploit EV public chargers—including Teslas—using man-in-the-middle attacks, unencrypted data links, and exposed SSH ports
The Qantas cyberattack compromised personal data of 5.7 million customers. No financial information was stolen, but names, emails, and contact
The Anatsa banking trojan resurfaced on Google Play, disguised as a PDF app, targeting U.S. users with credential theft overlays
AI-generated deepfakes impersonating U.S. Secretary Rubio were used to contact foreign ministers and U.S. officials, with Russian actors suspected in
FlirtAI leaked 160,000 private chat screenshots from users seeking AI-generated responses, raising privacy concerns—especially for teenagers—due to an unprotected cloud
Bitcoin Depot is alerting over 26,000 users of a 2024 data breach involving driver’s license details, after federal investigators delayed
Qantas confirms it’s facing extortion following a cyberattack that exposed customer data from a third-party vendor, possibly linked to Scattered
Batavia spyware is hitting Russian industrial firms with phishing emails posing as contracts, deploying multi-part malware to steal sensitive data
Hackers weaponized Shellter Elite, a legitimate red team tool, to deliver infostealers after a leaked copy enabled months-long stealth attacks
Ransomware gang SatanLock has ceased operations, announcing plans to leak all stolen victim data, marking an abrupt end to its
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