CyberNews A new and highly sophisticated data injection attack, designed to manipulate artificial intelligence (AI) agents into making unintended decisions or executing malicious commands, has been discovered. Dubbed “Agent Data Injection,” this assault leverages AI’s own capabilities against it by training the system to commit errors or carry out unauthorized actions. The Agent Data Injection attack … Read more
A wave of malicious activity has swept through government websites worldwide, with over 20 high-profile sites compromised and repurposed as attack channels for cyber threats. The affected governments have taken swift action to contain the issue, but not before hackers exploited the vulnerabilities to spread malware and steal sensitive data. At the heart of this … Read more
A newly discovered macOS malware, dubbed ClickLock, is wreaking havoc on unsuspecting users by repeatedly killing their apps every 210 milliseconds until they enter their password. This malicious program exploits a vulnerability in macOS’s permission system, allowing it to bypass security checks and gain unauthorized access to sensitive data. ClickLock works by exploiting a weakness … Read more
A new, highly sophisticated malware strain called TELEPUZ is spreading rapidly through networks, using a clever tactic to evade detection and gain access to sensitive data. This malicious software has been found to infect devices via ClickFix, a popular utility tool used for troubleshooting and fixing common Windows errors. As a result, thousands of users … Read more
In a move that affects millions of Windows users worldwide, Microsoft has announced that systems running Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB 2016 and Home and Pro editions of Windows 11 version 24H2 will stop receiving security updates in just three months. This means that devices running these outdated versions will no longer have access to critical … Read more
Zoom Patches Critical Windows Flaw That Could Enable Account Takeover, Leaving Millions Exposed A critical vulnerability discovered in Zoom’s software for Windows users has been patched by the company after it was found that attackers could potentially gain unauthorized access to user accounts. The flaw, identified as CVE-2026-1234, affects Windows versions 10 and later, including … Read more
A recent breakthrough in AI-powered cybersecurity testing has left many experts wondering about the future of vulnerability discovery and exploitation. OpenAI, the company behind the popular GPT language model, has developed an automated system for testing prompt injection vulnerabilities in its own software. Dubbed “GPT-Red,” this innovative tool is designed to pinpoint weaknesses in AI-driven … Read more
A newly discovered flaw in Shark’s vacuum cleaner software could potentially allow attackers to take control of other connected devices in the region, highlighting the growing threat of IoT vulnerabilities and the need for timely patching. The issue, which affects Shark’s ION series of vacuums, was uncovered by a researcher who used an AI-powered tool … Read more
As artificial intelligence (AI) models become increasingly adept at discovering software vulnerabilities, many organizations are left wondering what this means for their security posture. The latest development comes from researchers who have demonstrated that AI can identify flaws in code with remarkable accuracy – but human expertise is still essential to verify and validate these … Read more
Old UEFI Shims Left Systems Vulnerable to Secure Boot Bypass Attacks A disturbing discovery has been made in the world of cybersecurity, as a nearly decade-old vulnerability has been unearthed that allows attackers to bypass Secure Boot protections on systems. A group of old Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) shim bootloaders, signed by Microsoft and … Read more