The New Face of Sabotage: How Hackers Target the Power Grid
Recent critical infrastructure cyberattacks show that digital breaches now trigger devastating physical consequences for millions.
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A Hacker Says They Breached OVHcloud. The Founder Says Otherwise
A threat actor on BreachForums claims to have pulled off a massive OVHcloud data breach but the company's own founder says the evidence doesn't hold up.
A Routine Pip Install Just Handed Hackers Your Cloud Keys
Dateline: March 25, 2026. TeamPCP Didn’t Hack You. Your Package Manager Did the Work for Them. You ran pip install, went for coffee, and came back...
Stolen Tokens, Bigger Mess: TeamPCP Hits Checkmarx After Trivy Breach
A credential-stealing campaign targeting GitHub Actions supply chain attack pipelines has spread from Aqua Security's Trivy to two widely-used Checkmarx workflows.
Ubuntu CVE-2026-3888 Lets Local Attackers Quietly Escalate to Root
A newly disclosed flaw in Ubuntu 24.04 and later versions gives local attackers a path to full root access — no special permissions required. The catch?...
CISA Warns: Wing FTP Server Flaw Now Actively Exploited
This Old Wing FTP Bug Is Handing Attackers a Map to Your Server Federal agencies have until March 30 to patch a Wing FTP Server vulnerability...
Your AI Agent Might Be Leaking Your Data. Here’s the OpenClaw Story
A widely used AI agent platform has a problem — and attackers are already taking notes.
One npm Package. One Developer. Full Cloud Wipeout in 72 Hours
One compromised developer tool was all it took to hand attackers full AWS administrator access in 72 hours.
Your WiFi Can See Through Walls. This Tool Proves It
No Camera, No Problem: How WiFi Became the World’s Sneakiest Spy Tool The router in your home has always been a passive device. It moves data....
A Cisco Zero-Day Hid in Plain Sight for Three Years
Attackers quietly walked through Cisco's front door for three years — and most organizations had no idea.
North Korea’s Lazarus Group Is Running Medusa Ransomware Attacks on U.S. Healthcare
A state-backed hacking group is no longer just stealing crypto — it's shaking down hospitals and mental health nonprofits.
Grandstream VoIP Bug Leaves SMBs Open to Call Interception and Network Breaches
A severe vulnerability in popular Grandstream desk phones gives attackers root access to listen to calls and pivot into corporate networks—highlighting a major blind spot for...
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