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Banking Trojan Spreads via WhatsApp, Hitting Brazilian Users Hard
Brazil has recently experienced a major surge in banking‑trojan attacks that are spreading through WhatsApp. The attackers, identified as the Water Saci group,...
Inside the Dark Web: How Intelligence Platforms Help Detect Hidden Threats
Cybersecurity today goes far beyond firewalls and antivirus — many of the gravest threats don’t come from the visible internet, but from the...
Swiss Officials: Big Cloud Platforms Pose Threat to National Privacy
The Swiss government is warning public offices to stop using cloud services like Microsoft 365, Google Cloud, and Amazon Web Services for any...
South Korea Police Arrest Four After Hacking 120,000 Home Security Cameras
South Korean police have arrested four individuals believed to have hacked more than 120,000 internet-connected security cameras installed in private homes and businesses....
Critical Flaw in OpenAI Coding Tool Exposes Developers to Remote Attacks
Researchers recently discovered a serious security flaw in OpenAI’s coding-agent tool, Codex CLI. This tool — used by developers locally — can read,...
India to Register Every Smartphone — New Rules Spark Privacy Debate
The Indian government has announced a new rule that will cover every smartphone in circulation — new and used. Under this plan, companies...
“When More States Get Cyber Weapons: Why the World Is at Risk”
Offensive cyber‑power is spreading fast, and it’s changing global security in ways that make digital conflict far more unpredictable. What once was limited...
“Crypto mixer Shutdown: How Law Enforcement Hit Back at Crypto Money Laundering”
Authorities from Switzerland and Germany, with support from Europol and Eurojust, have shut down Cryptomixer — a cryptocurrency‑mixing service used by cybercriminals to...
“Smartphones Under Siege: 2025’s Expanding Mobile Attack Surface”
Mobile devices, particularly smartphones, are facing an increasingly broad and complex attack surface in 2025, making them a prime target for cybercriminals. With...
“$262 Million Lost to Account Takeover Scams in 2025: What You Need to Know”
According to the FBI, cybercriminals have stolen approximately $262 million in 2025 through “account takeover” scams. Most of these cases involved unauthorized access...
