CyberSecurity News

Despite advancements in cybersecurity tools, human vulnerability remains a significant weak point, with phishing being one of the most dangerous forms of social engineering.

T-Mobile confirmed it was targeted by hackers, likely the China-linked group Salt Typhoon, but emphasized that the attack was blocked.

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A significant data breach has exposed over 644,000 sensitive records, totaling 713 GB of personal information from SL Data Services, LLC, operating as Propertyrec.

Ethereum’s Layer 2 solutions are projected to reach a $1 trillion market capitalization by 2030, driven by their ability to address Ethereum’s scalability challenges.

A new analysis estimates that over half of longer English-language posts on LinkedIn are AI-generated, showcasing the platform's successful integration of AI tools.

Smart contract security is critical in DeFi, where exploits have caused significant financial losses. Immunefi's latest report reveals $1.4 billion lost to hacks and rugpulls in 2024, with Web2 hackers increasingly targeting smart contract vulnerabilities.

The U.S. Department of Justice has seized the PopeyeTools marketplace, which facilitated the trade of stolen financial data, including credit card and bank account information.

With the rise of e-commerce and digital payments, payment fraud has become increasingly sophisticated, costing businesses billions annually.

Microsoft has taken down 240 phishing websites and disrupted the ONNX phishing service, which it claims is operated by an Egyptian man named Abanoub Nady, also known as MRxC0DER.

The U.S. Department of Justice has taken down PopeyeTools, a major cybercriminal marketplace active since 2016, and arrested three alleged administrators.

Palo Alto Networks has released patches for two zero-day vulnerabilities exploited in "Operation Lunar Peek," a targeted cyberattack campaign. The critical vulnerability, CVE-2024-0012, is an authentication bypass flaw that allows unauthenticated attackers to gain administrative privileges via the PAN-OS management interface exposed to the internet.