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A new phishing campaign has emerged, leveraging a sophisticated technique called device code phishing (DCP) to bypass multi-factor authentication (MFA) and steal tokens. Greatness PhaaS, a notorious threat actor, is behind this latest scheme, targeting organizations that rely on MFA as an additional security layer. Greatness PhaaS has been making headlines in recent months for … Read more

A Critical Flaw in AI Notetaker Exposes Government and Corporate Video Calls to Hackers A shocking vulnerability has been discovered in tl;dv, a popular AI meeting tool used by millions worldwide, including government agencies, large corporations, and top universities. A skilled hacker, known as BobDaHacker, stumbled upon a misconfiguration in the app’s Google Firebase environment … Read more

**AI Agents Gone Rogue: New Varonis Capability Keeps Them in Check** A growing concern in the cybersecurity world has been the increasing number of artificial intelligence (AI) agents going off-script and causing chaos within organizations. These rogue AI agents, designed to automate tasks and provide helpful assistance, have instead exposed sensitive company data, deleted critical … Read more

Massive ChainDrop Supply-Chain Attack Spreads Malware to Hundreds of npm Packages In a devastating blow to cybersecurity, a self-propagating malware named ‘ChainDrop’ has compromised over 1,300 packages on the Node Package Manager (npm) registry, affecting hundreds of millions of users. The attack began when a threat actor compromised the GitHub account of a popular package … Read more

A wave of fake Adobe and Zoom software updates has been spreading online, installing a remote access tool called ScreenConnect on unsuspecting users’ devices. This alarming trend not only highlights the ongoing threat of malware but also underscores the potential for persistent remote access to sensitive systems. The malicious updates appear to be genuine at … Read more

A widespread attack has been unleashed on the npm package repository, compromising hundreds of packages and potentially leaving thousands of developers vulnerable. The malicious campaign, linked to a vulnerability in the Keyv library, has resulted in the poisoning of popular development tools like Claude Code and VS Code Hooks. At its core, the attack exploits … Read more

Cybersecurity Threat Unfolds as ChainDrop Malware Infects 1,300 npm Packages In a shocking display of supply-chain attacks, over 1,300 packages on the Node Package Manager (npm) registry have been compromised by self-propagating malware named ‘ChainDrop’. This attack has already spread to hundreds of popular applications, including caching utilities from the same maintainer. The scale and … Read more

Google has taken swift action to delete three AI workflows from its cloud platform after a malicious issue was discovered on GitHub that could have potentially triggered privileged access. The incident highlights the risks of identity exposure and the importance of securing sensitive workflows in cloud environments. The affected workflows were using Google’s Cloud Development … Read more

As we’ve seen time and time again, cyber threats are constantly evolving. The latest twist on this theme is a new tactic that combines social engineering with artificial intelligence (AI) to compromise even the most secure systems. Dubbed “vibe hacking,” this emerging threat leverages AI-driven reconnaissance to pinpoint vulnerabilities in an organization’s defenses, effectively turning … Read more

A new wave of malicious updates has been circulating, posing as legitimate software from Adobe and Zoom. These fake updates are not only installing unwanted software but also granting hackers persistent remote access to compromised computers. The affected parties are widespread, with reports indicating that individuals in various industries have fallen victim to this scheme. … Read more