Cyble uncovers RedHook, a new Android banking trojan targeting Vietnamese users with sophisticated phishing, remote access, screen capture, and keylogging for full device takeover.
A critical vulnerability (CVE-2025-54419, CVSS 10.0) in Node-SAML allows attackers to bypass SAML 2.0 authentication by manipulating unsigned assertion data.
Netskope uncovers XWorm 6.0, a new variant using VBScript droppers, AMSI bypass, and critical process marking to evade detection and force system reboots if terminated.
A new stealthy campaign uses Windows LNK files to deploy the REMCOS backdoor via multi-stage PowerShell commands, bypassing antivirus and gaining full system control.
PyPI warns of a new phishing campaign using "pypj.org" to spoof its login page, tricking maintainers into revealing credentials. PyPI itself is not compromised.
Security researcher Vasilis Orlof exposes QWINS LTD, a suspected bulletproof hosting provider registered in the UK, allegedly fueling global malware campaigns with Lumma, Mirai, and more.
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Elon Musk confirms a $16.5B, nine-year deal with Samsung for AI6 chip production at its Texas foundry, a crucial win for Samsung's struggling chip business and Tesla's AI future.
Neuralink has joined an AI-powered "Smart Bionic Eye" research initiative led by UCSB, aiming to restore sight to the blind by integrating brain-computer interface technology.
An EU open-source Android age verification app is sparking controversy due to its reliance on Google Play Integrity API, raising concerns over digital sovereignty and excluding users with custom ROMs.
A critical command injection flaw (CVE-2025-54418, CVSS 9.8) in CodeIgniter's ImageMagick handler allows remote code execution via malicious filenames or text.
Debian Linux is proactively addressing the Year 2038 Problem by adopting a 64-bit time_t format on 32-bit architectures, preparing for the timestamp overflow set to impact legacy systems globally.
Allianz Life confirms a data breach impacting over 1.4 million individuals after attackers used social engineering to access a cloud-based CRM system. ShinyHunters is suspected.
vivo launches BlueOS, a new open-source OS kernel written in Rust, emphasizing security, minimalism, and broad support for Arm and RISC-V architectures in various terminal devices.
The women-only dating app, Tea, suffered a data breach, leaking 72,000 images, including 13,000 selfies and ID documents, from users who registered before February 2024.
Microsoft has fully resolved Windows 11 24H2 compatibility issues with Easy Anti-Cheat, lifting the update block. Gamers can now upgrade without crashes.
Mozilla will cease all China-based Firefox operations through Beijing Mozilla Online by Sep 29, 2025, but the browser will remain accessible and updated in mainland China.
Samsung is diversifying Galaxy AI for the S26 series, reportedly in talks with OpenAI and Perplexity AI to expand beyond Google's Gemini.
A critical command injection flaw (CVE-2025-54416) in tj-actions/branch-names GitHub Action allows arbitrary code execution in workflows, affecting over 5,000 public repositories.
Unit 42 reveals homograph phishing attacks exploiting visually similar characters to bypass defenses and deceive users. AI is amplifying this threat, making malicious emails highly convincing.
Sygnia uncovers "Fire Ant," a sophisticated cyber-espionage campaign exploiting VMware ESXi and vCenter since early 2025, using advanced techniques to evade detection and maintain persistent access.