Tag: malware
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4,500 SIM cards, China malware, Pakistan links emerge in Ahmedabad cyber probe
An investigation into a Rs 1.5 crore ‘Boss Scam’ in Ahmedabad has blown open a sprawling international cybercrime network, with…
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Taiwan says AI agents helped hack its government in four days
Taiwan says it spent part of last month fending off a hacking campaign that leaned on artificial intelligence to do…
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Cybercrime suspect fails in appeal to challenge police’s seizure of his belongings
SINGAPORE – A challenge by suspected cybercriminal Wang Yunhe against the police’s seizure of his belongings has been dismissed by…
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The virtual Juliet: Inside Pakistan’s sophisticated online spy network targeting Indian armed forces
During the Cold War, intelligence agencies extensively used the amorous art of espionage to obtain secrets from enemies. If East…
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AI Worms and Viruses Are Coming
What if an artificial intelligence agent could behave like a malevolent computer worm? One researcher has seen it happen. In several…
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Kim Jong Un is upgrading his spy network
North Korea could also establish a relationship with Russia and China similar to Five Eyes, the intelligence-sharing network including the…
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The US government warns that Russia state hackers are coming after your router
The federal government is warning users of home and small office routers to secure their devices as Russia state hackers…
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China’s New Cyber Strategy: Moving From Interconnected ‘Smart Cities’ to Regional War Footing
A massive real-world cyber exercise kicked off in the southern Chinese city of Kunming this week, exposing how Beijing is…
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Chinese-Speaking APT Deploys New TinyRCT Backdoor in Southeast Asia Campaign
?Ravie Lakshmanan?Jun 26, 2026Cyber Espionage / Malware A Chinese-speaking advanced persistent threat (APT) actor has been linked to a new custom…
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Junior Hacker Used Tailscale and OpenSSH to Keep Access After His C2 Went Offline
A French-speaking attacker broke into a small French automotive business, planted a keylogger, and stole banking and email credentials. Ordinary stuff,…
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Ghost CMS flaw hijacked to target hundreds of websites with ClickFix attacks – here’s how to stay safe
Researchers warn CVE?2026?26980, a critical SQL injection flaw in Ghost CMS (score 9.4), is being exploited in a large ClickFix…
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How Google may have confirmed Anthropic’s Mythos fears that sent shock waves across banks and financial institutions
Google’s Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG) recently revealed that it successfully blocked a massive cyberattack where criminals used artificial intelligence (AI)…
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Iran alleges secret backdoors in US networking infrastructure
Iran blames the US for a networking shutdown Blame has been placed on pre-installed backdoors in US tech Iran remains reliant on…
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China’s queues, lobsters, and hype show the unstoppable rise of OpenClaw as AI transforms everyday work and play
OpenClaw allows automation of repetitive tasks across personal, professional, and enterprise applications OpenClaw’s capabilities allow control of apps, browsers, and smart…
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FBI warns some foreign apps could collect Americans’ data
Americans’ personal data could be collected and stored overseas — even if they’ve never downloaded a foreign-developed app themselves —…
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How Iranian hackers pose threat to US critical infrastructure
Michigan may be more than 6,000 miles away from the war in Iran, but, virtually speaking, it’s well within striking…
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Framework to secure combat drones from vulnerabilities drafted
FRAMEWORK TO REMOVE CHINA’S SHADOW FROM INDIAN DRONES (Representative image) ” decoding=”async” fetchpriority=”high”> FRAMEWORK TO REMOVE CHINA’S SHADOW FROM INDIAN DRONES…
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China Issues Warnings on OpenClaw Risks Amid Rapid Adoption of Autonomous AI Tools
Chinese cybersecurity authorities have raised concerns about the use of OpenClaw, an autonomous AI assistant, within workplace environments. The National Computer Network Emergency Response Technical Team/Coordination Center of China issued alerts regarding the potential security vulnerabilities associated with improper installation and configuration of the tool. The deep system access of OpenClaw poses significant risks, as…
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Police clampdowns fail as ghost tapping syndicates thrive on decentralized Telegram networks, fueling retail fraud and identity theft with burner phones worldwide
Stolen payment card data is fueling ghost tapping fraud worldwide Burner phones are turning identity theft into organized retail scams Luxury goods…
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FBI warns outdated routers are being hacked and hijacked for criminal purposes
FBI report warns on risk targeting outdated routers Numerous models have known vulnerabilities and are no longer supported FBI claims hackers are…
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FBI Issues Scam Warning for Android and iOS Users – Watch for This Text
It’s kind of scary how many scams there are out there at the moment. What happened to the good old…
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Lotus Panda hits unnamed government with bespoke hacking tools and malware
The group struck government, air control, and telco firms in Southeast Asia Victims were not named Lotus Panda used never-before-seen infostealers and…
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Chinese police accuse NSA of ‘advanced’ cyberattacks
The city of Harbin says three NSA agents and two universities were involved in attacks on the country’s critical infrastructure The…
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ESET security scanner vulnerability used to deploy TCESB malware
Kaspersky observed a threat actor called ToddyCat abusing a bug in ESET’s cybersecurity solution The group used a now-patched flaw to…
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Spyware combing for data ‘of use to China’ hidden inside religious and cultural apps
Malicious apps are being disguised to gather data for China Uighur, Tibetan and Taiwanese communities are being targeted The apps look like…
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GCHQ warns spyware accessing phone microphones, cameras, and messages
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Devious new Android malware uses a Microsoft tool to avoid being spotted
McAfee found hackers using .NET MAUI to hide malicious code in Android apps The apps are being distributed via unofficial app…
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How secure is Signal, app Trump team used to share war plans?
Top Trump administration officials used the messaging app Signal to share war plans and accidentally included The Atlantic magazine’s Editor-in-Chief…
