Binance disclosed a $6.3 billion security breach, the largest cryptocurrency theft on record, with blockchain investigators linking the attack to North Korea's TraderTraitor hacking group.
GMO Internet, one of Japan's largest ISPs, refused a ransomware demand that started at $50 million and was cut to $1 million after attackers compromised tens of thousands of customer servers tied to its Onamae.com Desktop Cloud trading service.
Security researchers at Glow found that AI coding assistants were uploading screenshots to public repositories as a workaround for a missing feature, exposing billing systems, treasury consoles and unreleased products at more than 300 organizations.
A critical bug in Keycloak's password reset flow, tracked as CVE-2026-18963 with a CVSS score of 9.1, could have let attackers take over any account without ever accessing the victim's email.
DNS4EU is a European Union initiative aimed at strengthening digital sovereignty and cybersecurity. Unlike foreign DNS services that often lack GDPR compliance and transparency,...
Security researchers at Glow found that AI coding assistants were uploading screenshots to public repositories as a workaround for a missing feature, exposing billing systems, treasury consoles and unreleased products at more than 300 organizations.
A critical flaw in Google's Brotli compression library, now under active exploitation, affects Node.js and a wide range of other software that decompresses untrusted data.
Two critical PHP bugs nicknamed PHP2Shell let attackers run code on servers without logging in. Patches are out, exploitation is active, and several European governments took sites offline as a precaution.
Certificate authority eMudhra will exit the SSL/TLS business after researchers found eight intermediate certificates signed with guessable private keys.
Arista has patched a critical, actively exploited SQL injection flaw in VeloCloud Orchestrator that let low-privileged users seize full administrative control of SD-WAN networks.
PHP has rushed out emergency patches for two critical remote code execution flaws nicknamed PHP2Shell, which affect almost every version of the language released since 5.4. Cloudflare and the firm watchTowr have both reported early exploitation attempts even before most servers could be updated.
GMO Internet, one of Japan's largest ISPs, refused a ransomware demand that started at $50 million and was cut to $1 million after attackers compromised tens of thousands of customer servers tied to its Onamae.com Desktop Cloud trading service.