CyberNews As users of OpenAI’s popular chatbot platform ChatGPT continue to experience frustrating image generation errors and delays, the company is scrambling to get to the bottom of the issue. For over an hour now, hundreds of users have been reporting problems with uploading files and generating images through the service, with many encountering freezes and … Read more
A Florida DMV Database Breach Exposes Over 200,000 Drivers’ Personal Information The ShinyHunters extortion gang has claimed responsibility for breaching an online platform used by the Florida Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to store sensitive information about drivers in the state. According to the threat actors, they have stolen over 200,000 records from the “DAVID” … Read more
A looming deadline for software vendors is about to turn an informal reality into a legal one. As of September 11, 2026, companies selling products with digital elements in the European Union will have to notify ENISA within 24 hours of learning that a vulnerability in their product is being actively exploited. A fuller report … Read more
A massive cybercrime operation, dubbed “DoppelCart,” has been uncovered by German cybersecurity startup Nebty. The network uses a staggering 119,000 fake online shops to steal sensitive information from unsuspecting consumers’ payment cards. What’s more alarming is that most of these fake sites are still active, with over 105,000 sites still up and running. The DoppelCart … Read more
Microsoft has just released a massive patch bundle, plugging nearly 1,000 security holes in its Windows operating systems and other software. This is the company’s biggest single patch batch ever, eclipsing its previous record set just last month when it issued updates for at least 570 vulnerabilities. The sheer number of flaws addressed this time … Read more
A sophisticated Linux rootkit has been discovered targeting F5 BIG-IP APM devices, allowing hackers to intercept PHP file loading and inject a fileless web shell directly into memory. This means that malicious code is executed without being written to disk, making it harder to detect. The malware, identified as “PoisonedRefresh” by ESET and analyzed in … Read more
As of September 11, 2026, software vendors selling digital products into the European Union will be required to notify the EU’s cybersecurity agency, ENISA, within 24 hours of learning that a vulnerability in their product is being actively exploited. This is just the beginning – by December 2027, companies must also prove that they’ve built … Read more
A massive online scam, dubbed “DoppelCart,” has been uncovered by cybersecurity startup Nebty, which uses over 119,000 fake e-shops to steal payment card details. These shops are cleverly designed to mimic legitimate businesses, often copying product catalogs, descriptions, branding, and images directly from the real company’s servers. The scammers behind DoppelCart have created an impressive … Read more
A notorious hacking group, known as Liquid, has made headlines once again by returning approximately 3,400 Bitcoins taken from a high-profile hack in 2022. The hackers claimed that they had exploited a vulnerability in an open-source library called Elements, which is widely used in various web applications. The return of the stolen cryptocurrency does little … Read more
Microsoft has released a massive batch of security patches, fixing nearly 1,000 vulnerabilities in its Windows operating systems and other software. This is the company’s biggest single patch release to date, eclipsing last month’s record-breaking update that fixed over 570 flaws. The sheer scale of these updates raises concerns about the ability of organizations to … Read more