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Can Your Security Stop AI-Powered Phishing Attacks?

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Can Your Security Stop AI-Powered Phishing Attacks?

The familiar red flags of phishing emails—the misspelllings, the awkward grammar—are rapidly becoming relics of a bygone era, replaced by flawlessly crafted, AI-generated lures that can deceive even the most cautious users. This fundamental shift

Hackers & Threats North Korea Sets New Record with $2 Billion Crypto Heist

The Digital Heist of the Century: How a Nation Became Crypto's Apex Predator The global digital asset market is reeling from a series of sophisticated cyberattacks in 2025, which saw North Korea–affiliated hacking syndicates siphon over $2 billion in cryptocurrency. This unprecedented figure n

North Korea Sets New Record with $2 Billion Crypto Heist
Hackers & Threats Kimwolf Botnet Infects 1.8 Million Android TV Boxes

A previously unknown malware campaign has silently compromised an estimated 1.8 million Android TV boxes across the globe, creating a colossal botnet that only revealed its immense scale when one of its control domains briefly became the most queried domain online, even surpassing industry giants

Kimwolf Botnet Infects 1.8 Million Android TV Boxes
Hackers & Threats New FrogBlight Android Trojan Steals Banking Credentials

A meticulously crafted social engineering campaign is currently exploiting user trust in official institutions to deploy a potent new Android trojan, a sophisticated malware that operates as both a credential stealer and comprehensive spyware. This threat initiates its attack through a seemingly

New FrogBlight Android Trojan Steals Banking Credentials
Hackers & Threats Russia Pays Hackers With Crypto to Attack NATO

In the shadowy theaters of modern geopolitical conflict, a new and alarming model of state-sponsored aggression has taken root, blurring the lines between ideologically driven hacktivism and financially incentivized cyber warfare. A pro-Russian hacker collective has refined a strategy that

Russia Pays Hackers With Crypto to Attack NATO
Hackers & Threats Hackers Actively Exploit Flaws in Apple, WinRAR, and React

The narrow chasm between the public disclosure of a software vulnerability and its widespread, malicious exploitation has virtually disappeared, creating a high-stakes race against time for defenders across the globe. This analysis synthesizes a broad spectrum of recent cybersecurity incidents to

Hackers Actively Exploit Flaws in Apple, WinRAR, and React
Hackers & Threats New AI Scams Require Stronger Cyber Defenses

The familiar red flags of cyber scams, such as glaring grammatical errors or suspicious sender addresses, are rapidly becoming relics of a bygone era as criminals now wield powerful artificial intelligence tools to craft attacks with unprecedented sophistication. What used to be easily identifiable

New AI Scams Require Stronger Cyber Defenses
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